Unto Thee I Grant. The Economy of Life

Out of the mysteries of the past comes this antique book that was written two thousand years ago, but was hidden in manuscript form from the eyes of the world and given only to the Initiates of the temples in Tibet to study privately. It can be compared only with the writings attributed to Solomon in the Bible of today. It deals with human passions, weaknesses, fortitudes, and hopes. Included is the story of the expedition into Tibet that secured the manuscript and the Grand Lama’s permission to translate it. Preface The Strange Story of this Book Preliminary Instructions Book One THE OBLIGATIONS THAT RELATE TO MAN, CONSIDERED AS AN INDIVIDUAL Book Two THE PASSIONS Book Three WOMAN Book Four CONSANGUINITY; OR NATURAL RELATIONS Book Five PROVIDENCE; OR, THE ACCIDENTAL DIFFERENCES OF MEN Book Six THE SOCIAL DUTIES Book Seven RELIGION Book Eight MAN CONSIDERED IN THE GENERAL Book Nine MAN CONSIDERED IN REGARD TO HIS INFIRMITIES, AND THEIR EFFECTS Book Ten OF THE AFFECTIONS OF MAN, WHICH ARE HURTFUL TO HIMSELF AND OTHERS Book Eleven OF THE ADVANTAGES MAN MAY ACQUIRE OVER HIS FELLOW-CREATURES Book Twelve MANIFESTATIONS OF KARMA Some Notes on the Terms Used in this Manuscript