A beautiful vintage clothbound edition of The Science of Psychic Healing by Yogi Ramacharaka, a fascinating work of early twentieth-century metaphysical philosophy, mind-body healing, and Western interpretations of yogic traditions.
Written under the pseudonym Yogi Ramacharaka by William Walker Atkinson, an influential figure in the American New Thought movement, this book explores the relationship between mind, body, and what the author understood as vital energy. Its chapters examine mental influence, the instinctive mind, cellular consciousness, and various historical approaches to psychic and spiritual healing.
Originally published in the early twentieth century, The Science of Psychic Healing offers an intriguing glimpse into the intersection of Western occultism, alternative healing movements, and the growing American fascination with Eastern philosophy.
This vintage edition features a textured blue cloth hardcover with gold-stamped lettering and an esoteric emblem on the front cover. Published by the Yogi Publication Society of Chicago and distributed by De Vorss & Co. of Los Angeles, it retains the distinctive design associated with the publisher’s early metaphysical library.
A wonderful addition to a collection of vintage occult books, esoteric literature, New Thought philosophy, or historical writings on spiritual healing.
Details
Title: The Science of Psychic Healing
Author: Yogi Ramacharaka (William Walker Atkinson)
Publisher: Yogi Publication Society, Chicago, Illinois
Distributor: De Vorss & Co., Los Angeles, California
Copyright: 1934
Printing date: Undetermined; distributor’s postal-zone address suggests 1943 or later
Binding: Blue cloth hardcover with gold lettering and emblem
Language: English
Dust jacket: None
Condition
Good vintage condition, with visible age-related wear to the blue cloth binding, including rubbing and fading along the spine, edges, and corners. Gold lettering and decorative emblem remain legible. Interior pages show gentle age-related toning and appear clean and well preserved overall. Please refer to photographs for details.
Please note: The copyright page states 1934; however, the exact printing year has not been established. This copy is not represented as a first edition.
A beautiful vintage clothbound edition of The Science of Psychic Healing by Yogi Ramacharaka, a fascinating work of early twentieth-century metaphysical philosophy, mind-body healing, and Western interpretations of yogic traditions.
Written under the pseudonym Yogi Ramacharaka by William Walker Atkinson, an influential figure in the American New Thought movement, this book explores the relationship between mind, body, and what the author understood as vital energy. Its chapters examine mental influence, the instinctive mind, cellular consciousness, and various historical approaches to psychic and spiritual healing.
Originally published in the early twentieth century, The Science of Psychic Healing offers an intriguing glimpse into the intersection of Western occultism, alternative healing movements, and the growing American fascination with Eastern philosophy.
This vintage edition features a textured blue cloth hardcover with gold-stamped lettering and an esoteric emblem on the front cover. Published by the Yogi Publication Society of Chicago and distributed by De Vorss & Co. of Los Angeles, it retains the distinctive design associated with the publisher’s early metaphysical library.
A wonderful addition to a collection of vintage occult books, esoteric literature, New Thought philosophy, or historical writings on spiritual healing.
Details
Title: The Science of Psychic Healing
Author: Yogi Ramacharaka (William Walker Atkinson)
Publisher: Yogi Publication Society, Chicago, Illinois
Distributor: De Vorss & Co., Los Angeles, California
Copyright: 1934
Printing date: Undetermined; distributor’s postal-zone address suggests 1943 or later
Binding: Blue cloth hardcover with gold lettering and emblem
Language: English
Dust jacket: None
Condition
Good vintage condition, with visible age-related wear to the blue cloth binding, including rubbing and fading along the spine, edges, and corners. Gold lettering and decorative emblem remain legible. Interior pages show gentle age-related toning and appear clean and well preserved overall. Please refer to photographs for details.
Please note: The copyright page states 1934; however, the exact printing year has not been established. This copy is not represented as a first edition.
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