A Thousand Years of Yesterdays: A Strange Story of Mystic Revelations by H. Spencer Lewis

A Thousand Years of Yesterdays: A Strange Story of Mystic Revelations by H. Spencer Lewis, published in 1929. A well-known Rosicrucian allegorical narrative presenting themes of reincarnation, karmic law, and the continuity of the soul across lifetimes. Written as a mystical tale rather than a formal treatise, the book follows the spiritual journey of its protagonist through successive incarnations, illustrating the moral and metaphysical consequences of human actions and the gradual awakening of spiritual understanding. Widely read within Rosicrucian and metaphysical circles, the work reflects early twentieth-century interest in esoteric spirituality and personal transformation. Softcover with light shelfwear.