Book ad, The Southwest Wave, 9 August 1956, p. 5

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SEEDTIME AND HARVEST,

by

Neville Lancelot God-

dard (Neville, pseud.),

Here are nine essays on ways

of understanding the Bible by

one of the most successful con-

temporary metaphysical lectur-

ers and authors. Neville avoids

a literal interpretation of the

Bible and focuses his attentios

on its language of symbolism

and psychology.

He @xplains

its imagery in a metaphysical

context, then goes one step fur-

ther by relating inner under-

standing of the Scriptures to

personal

happiness.

His em-

phasis

is

continually on the

higher planes of consciousness:

The meaning invisible and above

the physical event.

The reader

is also guided in the proper use

many benefits

to be derived

of imagination and shown the

therefrom.