The Hidden Teaching Beyond Yoga

“Paul Brunton … has sought to throw a bridge across the chasm which separates yoga and pure ancient philosophy for searchers in the West.”
—Dallas Times-Herald

“… goes to the very roots of the mysteries of yoga and the mysteries of modern materialistic sciences.”
—New Book Digest

“One has to acknowledge that many a student will be greatly indebted to Dr. Brunton for his assiduous work … should be carefully read and studied by everyone interested in the subject.”
—The Seeker [London]

“This is the most mature of Paul Brunton’s books and should reach a more deeply philosophic audience, as well as his previous circle of readers interested in the Overself … Brunton’s function is to stimulate, to awaken consciousness of these problems in readers who would hesitate before the imponderables of Patanjali, Einstein, the sages of the East.”
—Kirkus Reviews

“Mr. Brunton is an able writer, commanding an extensive range of reading. He manages to be bold and modest at the same time … his book is an introduction to critical thought, an approach to metaphysics.”
—Review of Religion [USA]

“The book is crammed with telling yet sympathetic analyses of the shortcomings of the materialistic credo. In his latest book, Mr. Brunton is an entertaining, probing, and precise guide on a worth-while intellectual adventure.”
—Republican [Springfield, Mass.]

“As an antidote for today’s confusion, this book will give the reader intelligent and practical help in his individual search for that which will enable him to surmount the difficulties confronting him in these troubled days.”
—Book News [Chicago]

“The Hidden Teaching Beyond Yoga by Paul Brunton, which has fortunately been given to the world, very quickly impresses one with the writer’s integrity, boldness, and sincerity.… From my privileged knowledge of the writer, I am convinced he is the possessor of this great truth, and therefore this work should prove to be a great blessing to all who seek The Truth.”
—Psychic News [London]

PAUL BRUNTON (1898-1981) is one of the twentieth century’s most brilliant spiritual writers. He is generally recognized as having introduced yoga and meditation to the West. His books sold over two million copies in 17 languages. He was the most popular and authoritative source of information on Eastern philosophies, gurus, and meditation systems from the mid-‘30s to the ‘60s. In 1954, he withdrew from public life and continued writing the material that was posthumously published as The Notebooks of Paul Brunton–a truly East-West spiritual philosophy. Written with the passion of an authentic pioneer and the thoughtfulness of a seasoned practitioner, his work is re-emerging as a beacon for all contemporary seekers.

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