The Initiate: Some Impressions of a Great Soul Book

Woah... id I could only read one book ever again, this is it.
I remember reading the Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde and wishing I could find a book that had the same amazing level of vocabulary and ability to articulate, except instead of portraying hedonism, it taught profound lessons relating to the nature of reality and mysticism.
A few months later this made its way into my bedroom.
Cheers Universe.

"O Seeker! only the very beginning of knowledge ae to be culled from the pages of books... For know that true knowledge is alone to be found in your own soul, and the way to your soul is through the passage of the heart, from which all darkness must be banished by the light of your selfishness."

"Hating evil is a form of evil itself"

"Know that the vices and weaknesses of mankind are nothing but childishness in disguise, and that only the glamour cast upon them by the ignorance of folly and conventionality causes them to be endowed with a fictitious dignity which is no dignity at all."

"This appears to be another tendency during occult development, viz; the birth of a deep passion for a high type of soul" - reminiscent of 08/2019...