دانلود کتاب Gateway of Liberation

Born in Paris, France, the author was the daughter of an artist, William Tudor of Boston, Massachusetts. Mary was educated at Bryn Mawr and Radcliffe. Among her family’s close friends were Ralph Waldo Emerson, William James, Julia Ward Howe, Col. Higginson and others of the group of liberal minds of New England.
Early in her life she basked in such philosophic thought, and she grew to contemplate the serious side of life. She remained a student of mysticism and knew personally many of the outstanding leaders of philosophy in both the United States and Europe. With a variety of interests, she was a compelling speaker — on both sides of the water, both publicly and on the radio. She concerned herself with international issues, as well as the enlightenment of individuals.
The mother of several children, Mary Gray was deeply interested in education. She established two schools, successively, in California which operated for some years, devoted to her conviction that character building formed the basis of civilization.

A frequent speaker on oriental philosophy and Christian mysticism, she wrote five books, building bridges of understanding in such areas as inner and outer life, the question of good and evil, spiritual law, as well as a captivating Egyptian story of the Temple of Heliopolis as the Age of Darkness descended.
As the time is rapidly approaching for the reemergence of the mysteries, we enjoy again the penetrating thoughts of Mary Gray as she creates bridges in our minds, leading us from the outer to the inner as we grasp the thoughts that reconcile.