San Jose, CA: Supreme grand lodge of AMORC, 1982. 16th ed. Green cloth-backed octavo with black and gold printing; 192 pages: illustrations; 20 cm As new . Hardcover.
"The thesis of this present book is the presentation of the mystical side of the Pyramid and the support of the contention presented in many ancient traditions that the Great Pyramid was built not as a tomb for a king who sought to aggrandize himself immediately before and long after his transition, but as a place designed entirely and used exclusively, for mystical ceremonies of initiation and, incidentally, or coincidentally, as a monument for the preservation of widsom and to be everlastingly a prophet of the futurre." --Introduction. // egypt, mysticism, new age philosophy, rosicrucian, occultism
