Occult Psychology book cover
Rabbit Hole · 1919 · English

Occult Psychology

by George Brown

About this book

George Brown sets out an account of physical and superphysical consciousness based on his study of occult psychology. The work begins with the relationship between mind, the individual ego and the physical brain, then develops a framework for understanding different forms of mental activity.

Meditation, concentration and relaxation are treated as major phases of mind. Brown relates intellect, spirituality, morality and desire to the development of human faculties and to experiences carried through successive incarnations. His explanations repeatedly connect ordinary patterns of thought with a wider account of spiritual growth.

The Dallas edition includes the author’s introductory statement about the investigations behind the book, acknowledgments to his pupils and a portrait frontispiece. Its compact chapters present the system as a connected course of explanation rather than a collection of unrelated anecdotes. The complete original text and its historical illustrations are preserved in the unchanged scan.