The Hill of Vision (Classic Reprint): A Forecast of the Great War and of Social Revolution with the Coming of the New Race, Gathered from Automatic ... John Alleyne, Under the Supervision of the Au - Softcover

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Unlock a history of prophecy and buried memory that shaped a century. The Hill of Vision presents a foretelling of the Great War and social change through writings said to come from spiritual sources. Gathered between 1909 and 1912, and again in 1918, these automatic texts accompany the author’s investigation into Glastonbury’s legend and the abbey’s past. This edition collects that material with background notes and commentary, offering a window into early 20th‑century psychic inquiry and its historical echoes.

- Understand how automatic writings and monk‑Latin transcripts framed early 20th‑century ideas about war, society, and spiritual evolution.
- Explore the author’s research on Glastonbury, its archaeology, and the mystery of the Edgar Chapel as part of a larger historical narrative.
- Read the accompanying notes, transcriptions, and attestations that contextualize the writings and their publication.
- See how prophecy, dreamlike guidance, and historical inquiry intersect in a creator’s attempt to interpret a troubled era.

Ideal for readers of historical occultism, early psychical research, and books that blend archaeology, prophecy, and 1900s spiritual inquiry.

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