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Elements of Spiritual Philosophy, first published in 1852, offers a profound exploration of interior principles from a spiritualist perspective. Attributed to Spirits of the Sixth Circle and R. P. Ambler, this work delves into the metaphysics of spiritual growth and understanding. It presents an exposition intended to illuminate the path to deeper spiritual awareness.
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