A lively and perceptive exploration of the spiritual ferment of early twentieth‑century Britain, this book surveys a wide range of religious movements, mystics, and seekers outside the established churches. Rom Landau—writer, traveler, and scholar of comparative religion—approaches his subjects with curiosity and sympathy, examining the beliefs and personalities behind new sects, esoteric groups, and charismatic spiritual leaders. Blending reportage with reflection, he considers why unconventional faiths flourish and what they reveal about modern spiritual hunger. Both a document of its era and a thoughtful study of alternative religion, it will interest readers drawn to mysticism, religious history, and the diverse ways people search for meaning.
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