Nirvana (Paperback)

1926. Mr. Arundale hopes this account of his own experiences will help others to contact the royal consciousness of Nirvana. It is within the near reach, no doubt, of many, while some today, and many in days gone by, have known Nirvana as he could only hope to know it after long effort and concentration. Arundale's own description is not, of course, of Nirvana as it actually is, even on the lowest subplane. It is of Nirvana as it appeared to him, of as much of Nirvana as he was able to assimilate. Much of the description is doubtless colored by him personally.