Self-Transcendence by Richard B. Gregg (1956)

Vintage Wisdom: Richard B. Gregg's Profound 1956 Guide to Spiritual Meaning and Purpose

Fair Condition – A vintage book showing heavy wear to the dust jacket, but the binding is secure and the text is fully legible.

Written by Richard B. Gregg, the respected author of The Power of Non-Violence, Self-Transcendence offers a beautiful, wise, and profound exploration into finding meaning and purpose in life outside the boundaries of conventional religious jargon. Published in 1956 by Victor Gollancz Ltd., this vintage text speaks to those whose spiritual aspirations are not satisfied by traditional Church Religion. It is an indispensable philosophical tool, examining everything from logic and reason to Eastern philosophy (like the Charming Tattwa Jataka story) to argue that transcendence precedes all reasoning. If you are searching for a helpful book that provides a teaching that will give a meaning and purpose to their lives, this is a unique vintage find.

• Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket (Victor Gollancz Ltd.)
• Subject: Philosophy, Spirituality, Ethics, Non-Violent Thought
• Publication Date: First Published 1956
• Author Credibility: By Richard B. Gregg, author of The Power of Non-Violence
• Endorsement: Gerald Heard wrote in The Listener that its importance is "incalculable"
• Printing Info: Printed in Great Britain by Richard Clay and Company Ltd., Bungay, Suffolk