This book, which catapulted him to fame in spiritual circles, was followed during the next eighteen years by increasingly profound works. Then, in 1952, Brunton stopped publishing altogether and henceforth avoided the public limelight, focusing on his own inner unfoldment and that of a select few students. However, he continued to write prolifically, and his spiritual ruminations of more than 7,000 pages of notes were published posthumously in sixteen volumes as The Notebooks of Paul Brunton. His life, as told by his son Kenneth Thurston Hurst, and his published writings clearly reveal Brunton to have been a sage in his own right. His Notebooks are a treasure trove of practical wisdom for Western students of Yoga, Vedanta, and metaphysics in general.
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This is an important and lavish resource not only for students of Brunton's rich spiritual philosophy but for anyone wishing to keep the spiritual spark alive. YREC - 2400A County Center Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95403, Tel.