occult science in india and among the ancients with an account of their mystic
A 1919 work by Louis Jacolliot, a nineteenth century French barrister, colonial judge, author and lecturer. In search for the "Indian roots of western occultism", the author offers us the facts that are simply magnetic, extraordinary as they may seem. “As to the facts which are purely spiritual, we were only able to explain those of which we participated, either as actor or spectator, upon the hypothesis that we were the victims of hallucination – unless we are willing to admit that there was an occult intervention.”
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