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It is the duty of Occult students to familiarize themselves with the subjects herein discussed. They should know the ideas of our ancestors regarding them and be familiar with their thought, in order to appreciate the sublime wisdom and knowledge of Nature as taught by them, otherwise we are sure to do them, as well as ourselves, great injustice. The history of Occultism bears out the fact that there is very little that is new to the present time.The arrangement and classification of thought differs during each cycle of time on the different spirals, and, like the fruitage on lower rounds of Nature's progressive wheel of destiny, variety and quality are diverse, so, likewise, do we find the mental manifestations. This age, however, is blessed with a great variety and abundance of thought, in clear-cut language, that should enlighten the races of the Earth with Mother Nature's modus operandi in every department of human thought.We hope these chapters will aid to this end, and doubtless many students will find in them the key to unlock the mysteries veiled in symbol and hieroglyphic by ancient writers. The author's object has been to make plain and easy of understanding these subjects. Much, however, has been left for private study and research, for many large volumes might be filled if a detailed description of each subject were entered upon, which task is left for those who feel so inclined. A rich reward is in store for those spiritual investigators who will follow out the paths and lines herein mapped out on Spiritual Astrology, Alchemy, and other subjects. Meditation and aspiration will open up hidden treasures that will prove a boon to Occult students, for Astrology and Alchemy are the two grand sciences that explain the why and reasons for what we see and experience on every plane of life. In this age there should be no concealing of these Divine truths. We cannot hide anything in the air, and for this reason the Sun in Aquarius will unearth and reveal to man all that the present cycle has to give during the Sun's passage through this airy sign.The watery sign, Pisces, through which the Sun manifested during the past 2,160 years, gave up to man their secret powers and hidden attributes in steam as a motive power, which man has completely mastered. He will likewise master the airy forces during the present sub-cycle of the Sun in Aquarius. Already we see him using liquid air and compressed air as a motive power, which will gradually take the place of steam as the Sun gets farther into the sign, or constellation, of Aquarius. Men will become immensely wiser than they have been, and it is to be hoped they will leave the written record of their achievements in science and art to show to future races their status of mind on every subject for the edification and enlightenment of coming races.Our ancestors were denied this great privilege. Consequently their wisdom is only symbolized to us in a way that it is difficult to read and interpret correctly, yet we who have the key to their symbols can read accurately the truth they wish to convey, which stands out clearly to all capable of understanding and interpreting symbolism and correspondence correctly. History and Nature repeat themselves in every cycle of time; therefore these forces and potentialities are natural to the sign through which the Sun manifests. We can go backward or forward through the Sun's Zodiac and read correctly the history of the hoary past, as well as the present and future, by bearing in mind the sign and cycle in manifestation at any given period. When the proper time arrives, a work will be given to the world to prove to mankind the law of cycles.

TABLE OF CONTENTSThe Practical Mysticism of Abraham LincolnThe Divine WillThe Mystical AwakeningThe Agnostic and the MysticThe Logic of the SupernaturalThe Mystical Mood"Going into the Silence"Invisible PowersThe Fusion of Spirit and MatterHis Miraculous ProgressA Prophetic WitnessLincoln's SimplicityLincoln's Clairvoyant WitA Prophetic Vision of HadesShakespeare and LincolnA Prophecy FulfilledThe Ordinances of HeavenLincoln's FaceThe Great DebateForecasting and PremonitionsIllumination of the SpiritTycho Brahe and LincolnHerndon's Analysis and TestimonyAn Original MindThe Great BooksVeneration and TruthThe Great PuzzleLincoln's Energy and WillNature and ProphecyThe Seal of NatureLaw and AuthorityLincoln as CriticHis StyleLincoln's SerenityThe Romance of His CharacterPresident by the Grace of GodScience and the MysticalThe Old and the NewDestiny versus WillJames Jacquess Practical MysticImages and DreamsThe New EraOriginally Published in 1918.

The Black Arrow: A Tale of the Two Horses. By Robert Louis Stevenson. Originally Published 1916.THE TABLE OF CONTENTSPROLOGUE: JOHN AMEND-ALLBOOK I: THE TWO LADSI. AT THE SIGN OF THE SUN IN KETTLEYII. IN THE FENIII. THE FEN FERRYIV. A GREENWOOD COMPANYV. "BLOODY AS THE HUNTER"VI. TO THE DAY'S ENDVII. THE HOODED FACEBOOK II: THE MOAT HOUSEI. DICK ASKS QUESTIONSII. THE TWO OATHSIII. THE ROOM OVER THE CHAPELIV. THE PASSAGEV. HOW DICK CHANGED SIDESBOOK III: MY LORD FOXHAMI. THE HOUSE BY THE SHOREII. A SKIRMISH IN THE DARKIII. ST. BRIDE'S CROSSIV. THE "GOOD HOPE"V. THE "GOOD HOPE" (Continued)VI. THE "GOOD HOPE" (Concluded)BOOK IV: THE DISGUISEI. THE DENII. "IN MINE ENEMIES' HOUSE"III. THE DEAD SPYIV. IN THE ABBEY CHURCHV. EARL RISINGHAMVI. ARBLASTER AGAINBOOK V: CROOKBACKI. THE SHRILL TRUMPETII. THE BATTLE OF SHOREBYIII. THE BATTLE OF SHOREBY (Concluded)IV. THE SACK OF SHOREBYV. NIGHT IN THE WOODS: ALICIA RISINGHAMVI. NIGHT IN THE WOODS (Concluded): DICK AND JOANVII. DICK'S REVENGEVIII. CONCLUSION