A scarce Point Loma Theosophical classic from one of the most influential figures in early American Theosophy.

In The Travail of the Soul, Katherine Tingley explores the spiritual journey of the human soul through struggle, growth, self-mastery, and awakening. Written during the height of the Point Loma Theosophical movement, this work reflects Tingley's vision of the soul's evolution and humanity's potential for inner transformation.

Blending philosophy, mysticism, and practical spirituality, Tingley invites readers to look beyond the material world and consider the deeper purpose behind life's challenges. Her teachings emphasize personal responsibility, compassion, and the unfolding of the higher self—ideas that continue to resonate with seekers nearly a century after publication.

This copy is a 1927 Point Loma printing from the Aryan Theosophical Press, preserving an important piece of Theosophical history and the legacy of one of the movement's most prominent leaders.

A desirable addition for collectors of Theosophy, Western esotericism, occult philosophy, and rare metaphysical books.