Established by Manly P. Hall in the 30’s, the Philosophical Research Society acted as a community space, a lecture hall, and theatre (as it still does today). Hall was a writer who, in the Spiritualist boom of the 20’s, would introduce a lot of Americans to European Occultism. He believed a “hidden lineage of wisdom” could be traced as far back as the Greeks and Egyptians.
PRS supporters would receive an annual collection of Hall’s writings that would come to them in the form of a journal like this one.
1961.
Established by Manly P. Hall in the 30’s, the Philosophical Research Society acted as a community space, a lecture hall, and theatre (as it still does today). Hall was a writer who, in the Spiritualist boom of the 20’s, would introduce a lot of Americans to European Occultism. He believed a “hidden lineage of wisdom” could be traced as far back as the Greeks and Egyptians.
PRS supporters would receive an annual collection of Hall’s writings that would come to them in the form of a journal like this one.
1961.
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