Excerpt from The Occultism in the Shakespeare Plays
A consideration of the occult teaching to be found in the Shakespeare plays need not involve the question of their authorship. Perhaps most students of occultism who have given any time to the examination of the literature of the Shakespeare-Bacon controversy have found such powerful arguments pointing to Bacon as the author that the matter is, for them, settled. Be that as it may, we are not for the moment concerned with the authorship of what the world of letters is substantially agreed in regarding as the most wonderful and profound delineations of human nature extant. Whoever produced them they are our possession, for our instruction and entertainment. Regardless of their origin we can study them for their intrinsic value - especially for the great heart-lessons they teach - and reflect that such gems from any other pen; would have like worth.
That the author of these plays was no ordinary mortal the most superficial reader knows and that his marvelous knowledge of nature extended beyond the physical world is at once obvious to the student of occultism who reads them.
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