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| Published | 1972 | First edition | No |
| Format | Softcover (127x197mm) | Edition | 1972 (rev) |
| Publisher | Rider and Company, Ltd | Printing | |
| ISBN | 0-09-111801-8 | Printed by | The Anchor Press Ltd |
| Country | UK | ||
| Series | No of pages | 226 | |
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Notes
In this book the author sets out to explain “that true independence and individuality can only successfully exist in group form!” (p.xii-xiii)
Part I of this book, “The Vision”, which was written in the spring of 1943, gives “the barest outline of the knowledge which has existed all through the history of man and guided his development from behind the scenes”.
In Part II, “The Preparation”, the author outlines how “upon the foundations of that knowledge there can be built an entirely new way of life.”
The popularity of Mrs Alder’s books reached new heights with the advent of the hippie movement in the late 1960s and early 1970s. In the 1990s American author Gary Zukav rose to fame in the US with a similarly popular rendition of the Alice A. Bailey teachings in his book The Seat of the Soul (1990) and his appearances on the Oprah Winfrey show.
Originally published by Andrew Dakers as Humanity Comes Of Age in 1950, this title was re-published by The Aquarian Press in 1956 under its current title before it was picked up by Rider & Company.
Referenced by its original titel in Benjamin Creme (1979), The Reappearance of the Christ and the Masters of Wisdom, p.249.
| Original title | Humanity Comes of Age |
| Original subtitle | A Study of Individual and World Fulfilment |
| Original publication year | 1950 |
| Original publisher | Andrew Dakers Ltd |
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