Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

The title should have been “A Speculative Sermon on Things Related to the Book of Dzyan”, for that is what it is. This book is so “hoi polloi”, in that it is very “other”: it talks about how the Better People of Humanity did things, and all the Masters closed the true mystery schools 120 years ago because world wars were imminent, and so on in such phrasing that one might find in a 19th century spiritualist tome. Basically: if you want a window of a world of, from, and to which you can only barely glimpse, cannot benefit, and can’t travel, then by all means, buy and read this book. The description the author gives is an exact telling of what you get: descriptive language of something of which there is no proof. Waste no more time, and keep your money.