Samael Aun Weor
There are authors who write marvels, but when one looks at them, one realizes that they have not lived what they have written; they did not experience it in themselves, and that is why they are mistaken. I understand that one must write what one has directly experienced by oneself. I have proceeded in this way on my part. —Tarot and Kabbalah
Between 1950 and 1977, Samael Aun Weor wrote more than sixty books about consciousness, kabbalah, physics, tantra, meditation, and much more. It was all based on direct, conscious experience.
M
During the early twentieth century, the anonymous author "M" wrote two important spiritual books that influenced a generation of spiritual aspirants, notably Samael Aun Weor: The Dayspring of Youth and Lord God of Truth Within. (Samael Aun Weor quoted from M in several of his books.) Some people believe that "M" was an American painter named "Thurston," and quote the tradition of Paul Brunton as the source of this identity. Yet, Paul Brunton himself denied it: "Scattered throughout PB’s notes made from or about this time period are references to an “M;” when queried as to who this was, PB firmly stated that this person was neither Thurston, nor the Rajah, nor Sri Ramana Maharshi, nor anyone else named in his books or notes." (Paul Brunton Philosophical Foundation website). Others have associated "M" with "Master Morya," one of the teachers of H.P. Blavatsky and Samael Aun Weor. Ultimately, the identity of M is not important. What matters is the beauty and power of the knowledge he conveyed in his books:
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