Theosophy; or, Psychological Religion;the Gifford Lectures Delivered Before the University of Glasgo

Friedrich Max Müller offers a penetrating analysis of theosophy, the mystical religious doctrine that seeks a union with the divine through psychological and metaphysical means. Drawing on his extensive reading in both Eastern and Western religious traditions, Müller provides a fascinating account of this little understood but deeply influential movement.
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