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Twelve World Teachers: A Summary of Their Lives and Teachings

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Manly P. Hall exquisitely explores and explains the lives and legends of Twelve World Teachers whose immortal influences place them amongst the 'Giants' of Moral/Spiritual/and Social Philosophy.

Recommended for All who desire a greater Appreciation and Understanding of the Icons and Inspirations that have brought Personal Illumination to the Family of Mankind.

A Masterpiece written to be enjoyed by persons of All Faiths.

Please read it,and, recommend it, to all True Seekers of Knowledge and Perennial Wisdom.

This book is brilliantly written in concise language to give the reader insight into the historical figures that influence our heritage and world. So much information is given on so few pages, it should be listed as a must-read for spititual seekers.
Dr. Agnes Thomas

This book should be standard reading among all the people of the world. I feel then we would know a Culture of Peace!

Another excellent bok from Amazon. A must-read for metaphysical students in their search for Truth. This book helps dispel the notion that one religion is superior to another, for they are all contributing to an enlightened understanding of God and spirituality. Highly recommended for the sincere and open-minded reader.

This book was a great read. It was short and concise, but each chapter gave great information about the personality of the teacher as we know them today, a bit about their life, and an overview of their teachings. It really showed me how at the core all these great teachers were preaching the same ideas and concepts. For me, this encouraged my viewpoint that all ancient religions actually stem from ancient Egypt, from the great teacher (who is included in here) Hermes Trismegistus. I think this after reading this book, Serpent in the Sky: High Wisdom of Ancient Egypt by John Anthony West, and the Kybalion (plus other reading that I've been doing here on the web). It just seems to make sense to me. Regardless, this book is a great way to show someone that religious intolerance really is stupid (except when directed at scientology! haha).

Written by one of the most brilliant souls, you would not expect anything less from this man. Fantastic to say the least an important book for understanding the magical cultures that make up this world and the spirituality that resides in them. Everybody should read this book as a basic basis for understanding what these enlightened souls were here to teach. Understanding this book will give peace to the world.