The tree of life; an expose of physical regenesis on the three-fold plane of bodily, chemical and spiritual operation
George W. Carey
The tree of life; an expose of physical regenesis on the three-fold plane of bodily, chemical and spiritual operation
In this work, George W. Carey develops a distinctive occult physiology centered on regeneration, health, and the symbolic significance of the Tree of Life. It is historically notable as part of the body of New Thought and esoteric healing literature, and it combines spiritual allegory with claims about bodily, chemical, and cosmic processes.
About George W. Carey
George W. Carey (1845–1924) was an American physician and author associated with the New Thought and “chemical” metaphysical movements. He wrote influential esoteric works such as *The Quest of the Golden Key* and *God-Man: The Word Made Flesh*, which linked occult symbolism, Biblical interpretation, and speculative ideas about vibration, thought, and spiritual healing.
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