In Letters to One and to Many, Bô Yin Râ draws from his voluminous correspondence with his readers over many decades to address the concerns they have most frequently expressed to him. The book takes the form of a series of personal letters in which Bô Yin Râ responds to a fictitious letter writer--who is actually a composite of many real letter writers. He offers guidance as to the proper relationship between attending to matters "between cradle and grave" and the life beyond, answers questions about the nature of God and how spiritual help and blessings reach human beings, and offers encouragement to those who walk along the inner path. Contents: Translators' Note. Preface. What the Soul Possesses. Needless Fears. Necessary Confidence. My Way of Writing. On Revealing Who I Am. What One Must Leave Behind. The Temple of Eternity. About My Spiritual Nature. How Spiritual Help Reaches Us. God Is Not Involved in World Affairs. How God Grants Help to Individuals. The Forces of the Soul. On New Editions of My Books. Polytheism and the Veneration of Saints. The Nature of Life in the Light. True Awakening Is Always Gentle. Jacob Böhme and the German Mystics. What God Is. Being and Beingness. Questions I Do Not Want to Be Asked. The Number Twelve and the Bell Tower Clock. The Blinders that Must Fall from One's Eyes. No Two Individuals Are the Same Before God. On Professing Before Others. Masters Who Have Fallen. Radiant Stones and Substances. The Need to Devalue Suffering. The Nature of Blessing and How It Is Bestowed. The Timeless Nature of Eternity. Surrender and Inner Stillness. Conclusion.Contents: Translators' Note. Preface. What the Soul Possesses. Needless Fears. Necessary Confidence. My Way of Writing. On Revealing Who I Am. What One Must Leave Behind. The Temple of Eternity. About My Spiritual Nature. How Spiritual Help Reaches Us. God Is Not Involved in World Affairs. How God Grants Help to Individuals. The Forces of the Soul. On New Editions of My Books. Polytheism and the Veneration of Saints. The Nature of Life in the Light. True Awakening Is Always Gentle. Jacob Böhme and the German Mystics. What God Is. Being and Beingness. Questions I Do Not Want to Be Asked. The Number Twelve and the Bell Tower Clock. The Blinders that Must Fall from One's Eyes. No Two Individuals Are the Same Before God. On Professing Before Others. Masters Who Have Fallen. Radiant Stones and Substances. The Need to Devalue Suffering. The Nature of Blessing and How It Is Bestowed. The Timeless Nature of Eternity. Surrender and Inner Stillness. Conclusion.The Kober Press publishes the only English translations of the books of Bô Yin Râ authorized by the Kober Verlag, Switzerland. The Kober Verlag publishes the books of Bô Yin Râ in the original German and has protected their integrity since the author's lifetime.
