My Library

I bought all of Bailey's books and pamphlets, and once more my colleagues at the United Nations were dismayed -- for instance, when I read her ESOTERIC ASTROLOGY at lunch. I had gone non-conventional again. I kept this and other non-conventional books visibly displayed on my desk -- so as to upset those of more conventional expectations (this was a full part of my derring-do). Now I was an occult "believer." I defended myself by saying that this was a free country in which one could read what one wanted -- without fear of persecution in the form of ridicule. Since this freedom was at the United Nations a serious issue -- with so many Member States and their cultures -- most critics there of my non-conventional interests backed down. The Arcane School offered a mail-order course on spiritual, psychic and conscious development. One was supposed to enroll and pay in order to see these materials, but when I was reluctant to do so the librarian showed many of them to me. All in all, these materials were quite good -- for anyone just starting up and wishing to acquire something along the lines of knowing more about holistic consciousness. But they were useless to me -- largely because I already knew everything in them and more.