A Search In Secret Egypt
Condition: SECONDHAND
This is a secondhand book. The jacket image is a photograph of the exact copy we have in stock. This image shows the condition of this book. Further condition remarks are below.
Condition remarks:
Book: Fair
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
What secrets lie buried beneath the sands of Egypt, waiting for a seeker bold enough to ask? A Search in Secret Egypt chronicles the extraordinary journey of Paul Brunton — mystic, philosopher, and intrepid traveller — as he ventures deep into the hidden world of Egyptian mystery traditions, from the enigmatic chambers of the Great Pyramid to encounters with snake charmers, magicians, and ancient Coptic holy men. Brunton does not merely observe; he immerses himself in the esoteric undercurrents of a civilization that has captivated the Western imagination for millennia, presenting firsthand accounts of rituals, initiations, and spiritual experiences that most travellers never witness. A successor to his celebrated A Search in Secret India, this work illustrates Brunton's rare gift for bridging the rational and the mystical, rendering the arcane accessible without diminishing its power or profundity. His prose is measured yet luminous, carrying the reader through a landscape layered with centuries of forgotten wisdom, where the sacred and the mysterious are never far apart. As Brunton inches closer to the inner sanctums of Egyptian spiritual life, one is left to wonder — what did he truly find in the silence beneath the sphinx?
Author: Paul Brunton
Format: Paperback
Genre: Travel & exploration
Condition remarks:
Book: Fair
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
What secrets lie buried beneath the sands of Egypt, waiting for a seeker bold enough to ask? A Search in Secret Egypt chronicles the extraordinary journey of Paul Brunton — mystic, philosopher, and intrepid traveller — as he ventures deep into the hidden world of Egyptian mystery traditions, from the enigmatic chambers of the Great Pyramid to encounters with snake charmers, magicians, and ancient Coptic holy men. Brunton does not merely observe; he immerses himself in the esoteric undercurrents of a civilization that has captivated the Western imagination for millennia, presenting firsthand accounts of rituals, initiations, and spiritual experiences that most travellers never witness. A successor to his celebrated A Search in Secret India, this work illustrates Brunton's rare gift for bridging the rational and the mystical, rendering the arcane accessible without diminishing its power or profundity. His prose is measured yet luminous, carrying the reader through a landscape layered with centuries of forgotten wisdom, where the sacred and the mysterious are never far apart. As Brunton inches closer to the inner sanctums of Egyptian spiritual life, one is left to wonder — what did he truly find in the silence beneath the sphinx?