Forgotten Essays H. Stanley Redgrove

This book is a collection of less known but noteworthy essays of Herbert Stanley Redgrove 1887-1943. This edition is compiled with edits and graphics. He was an Occultist, Chemist and founding member of the Royal Society of Chemistry. The insight so proffered by this learned Occultist, will perhaps lift the veil just enough, that more Light is shined on the Mysteries. In all departments of human activity in politics, in science and religion, principles, formerly accepted without question as fundamental, have been thrown down into the arena of controversy and subjected to a rigorous examination. And the results of this sifting process are a profound discontent, a restless chafing at the bounds of our present knowledge, which find expression in, and are peculiarly characteristic of the art of the period. "Light, more light!" were the dying words of Goethe, the pioneer of the nineteenth century, and the dying 20th century re-echoes them. Nothing is more remarkable than the change which has come over our habits of thought within the last few years.