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Manly P. Hall: The Sage of the Ages is the definitive biography of one of the 20th century's most profound esoteric scholars. From his humble beginnings in Peterborough, Ontario to his meteoric rise as the founder of the Philosophical Research Society in Los Angeles, this comprehensive and inspiring account follows Hall's remarkable life as a spiritual teacher, philosopher, and mystic. Blending academic rigor with inspirational storytelling, this chronologically structured work explores the mentors who shaped him, the vast array of ancient texts he revived, and the monumental legacy of his writings-including The Secret Teachings of All Ages, Lectures on Ancient Philosophy, and The Secret Destiny of America. The biography breaks down Hall's most influential teachings, tracing the roots of his perennial philosophy through Eastern mysticism, Neoplatonism, Hermeticism, and comparative religion. It also presents his impact on psychology, modern spirituality, Freemasonry, and the emergence of the New Age movement. Hall's timeless message-that wisdom is a path, not a possession-resonates more urgently than ever. Back of the Book Blurb""Wisdom is not granted by belief, but earned through inner transformation."" - Manly P. Hall Few modern figures have left behind a legacy as luminous and mysterious as Manly Palmer Hall. Philosopher, mystic, and teacher to generations of seekers, Hall spent over seventy years revealing the hidden architecture of the world's mystery traditions. This in-depth biography explores Hall's extraordinary journey: from a self-taught teenager immersed in esoteric texts, to the revered author of The Secret Teachings of All Ages, to a spiritual statesman whose lectures lit a path through the modern world's confusion and cynicism. With insight and clarity, Manly P. Hall: The Sage of the Ages reveals the inner life and lasting impact of a man who became a bridge between the wisdom of the ancients and the soul of the modern seeker.

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