Six paperback volumes from Quest Books, the imprint of the Theosophical Publishing House, Wheaton, Illinois — offered as a complete lot. All six volumes are from the library of the Theosophical Society, Wodonga-Albury, with stamps and inscriptions to interior pages, lending the collection a pleasing and coherent provenance.


The titles:


Creative Meditation and Multi-Dimensional Consciousness — Lama Anagarika Govinda. Second Quest edition, 1978. The celebrated Tibetan Buddhist scholar and painter's exploration of meditation as a bridge between Eastern and Western consciousness. One of Govinda's most accessible works.


Theories of the Chakras: Bridge to Higher Consciousness — Hiroshi Motoyama. Quest original, 1981. A Quest original publication — Motoyama's landmark scientific and yogic investigation into the chakra system, drawing on his own electrophysiological research. Still considered a foundational reference in the field.


The Guiding Light of Lao Tzu — Henry Wei. Quest original, 1982. A new translation and commentary on the Tao Teh Ching by a scholar trained at Lingnan University and the University of Chicago, illustrated with drawings from the Bollingen Series.


The Call to the Heights — Geoffrey Hodson. First Quest edition, 1975. Guidance on the pathway to self-illumination from one of the Theosophical Society's most prolific and respected writers.


Cayce, Karma and Reincarnation — I.C. Sharma, introduction by Hugh Lynn Cayce. First Quest edition, 1982. A scholarly Eastern philosophical examination of the Cayce readings on karma and reincarnation, bridging Cayce's work with Hindu and Buddhist thought.


The Glorious Presence — Ernest E. Wood. First Quest edition, 1974. An exposition of Vedanta philosophy including a translation of Shankara's Daksinamurtistotra, originally published by E.P. Dutton in 1951.


Condition: Good to Good+ across the lot. Pages generally clean and bright. Theosophical Society Wodonga-Albury stamps to interior pages of all volumes; handwritten library inscription to The Call to the Heights; previous owner's name to Creative Meditation. Covers show varying degrees of shelf wear — please examine all photos carefully.


Sold as a complete lot — not available separately.