Percival Lowell

2 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 4 times in other books.

Books by Percival Lowell

Shinto: The Ancient Religion of Japan on Occult Japan: “There is evidence that the inspired person, generally a woman, delivered the divine message when in a hypnotic trance. This is undoubtedly the case at the present time. Mr. P. Lowell’s Occult Japan gives a detailed description of a séance of this kind at which he was present.”
Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan: Second Series on The Soul of the Far East: “It was the weakness indicated by Percival Lowell in his Soul of the Far East, a book of which the consummate genius cannot be justly estimated without some personal knowledge of the Far East.”
Japan: An Attempt at Interpretation on The Soul of the Far East: “It has been much asserted of late years (chiefly because of the profound impression made by Mr. Percival Lowell's Soul of the Far East) that Japan is desperately in need of a Gospel of Individualism; and many pious persons assume that the conversion of the country to Christianity would suffice to produce the Individualism.”
Shinto: The Ancient Religion of Japan on The Soul of the Far East: “In this respect he greatly resembles the Kratos and Bia of Hesiod and Æschylus. See Percival Lowell’s Soul of the Far East.”