Review
"If you're going to say something original, you have to step outside the norm," says Dr. Charles DeMotte, professor of history. DeMotte has certainly taken just such a step with his recent book The Inner Side of History -- within a densely-packed 300 pages, he revises our standard academic understanding of history by exploring what has come to be known as the Ageless Wisdom, a lineage of thought handed down through the centuries from our most ancient past.
DeMotte looks at history not as a random sequence of human endeavors, but as a unified story determined as much by cosmological cycles as by human will. The Inner Side of History utilizes the literature of Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, Rudolph Steiner and especially Alice A. Bailey to form a framework for an esoteric view of history. -- The Ithaca Times, May 28 - June 3, 1998, p. 16
The book combines historical knowledge with a model derived from the perspective of esoteric thought. What is presented is, essentially, a history of consciousness in light of, what the author calls, the ageless wisdom. -- Empire State College newsletter, Spring 1998
Product Description
Revisions history in the light of those spiritual forces which impel humanity to a grander and more noble destiny.
