Title: outstanding still relevant keystone
Review: 99 years after first published and, in my opinion, it stands as the keystone, central masterpiece that analyzes mysticism without trappings of religious dogma. If you're looking for a quick read, well, I didn't find it here. It takes time to properly digest her writing. Also, if you're looking for a "cookbook" guide to becoming a mystic, this isn't it. Where mystical books range from the purely scholarly (say, "0") to the purely applied (say "10"), I think that this leans toward a scholarly analysis (say, "4"). I find it brilliantly written. Anyone with an interest in mysticism, regardless of foundational religious beliefs, should find nothing to be of offense. In fact, I imagine it will be very highly regarded by all who read it. Mystics, theology students, and students of human nature should find this book very beneficial. I highly recommend it. I give this an "A+".
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