"Man is an immortal spirit temporarily inhabiting a material body. This body is no more the real man than are the clothes he wears to cover it. To understand man it is necessary to study vastly more than his outer form. Men are begotten by God, and children of God are gods, just as offspring of animals are animals."This book attempts to explain in a clear and logical manner some of life's deepest mysteries. Mystery, of course is only absence of knowledge, for when we understand a thing it ceases to be a mystery. But since we never will know all, there will always be mysteries.LIFE AND ITS MYSTERIES first appeared in serial form in The New Age magazine, and in response to numerous requests the articles are herewith published in one volume. This book attempts to explain in a clear and logical manner some of life's mysteries. Mystery, of course is only absence of knowledge, for when we understand a thing it ceases to be a mystery. But since we never will know all, there will always be mysteries. Some of the views expressed may not appeal to the orthodox or to the materialist, but they will prove acceptable to those who are seeking light regarding the deeper things of life-and to those who have in their home a chair forevermore vacant.Table of Contents PREFACE 1. BIRTH 2. MIND 3. THOUGHT 4. TELEPATHY 5. TRUTH 6. FREE WILL 7. MIRACLES 8. EQUALITY 9. AFFINITY 10. INDIVIDUALITY 11. REALITY 12. IMMORTALITY 13. FUTURE LIFE OF ANIMALS 14. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS