The Openers of the Gate

A collection of ten short stories of supernatural phenomena, psychic events and the occult. These stories are founded on the deepest and highest range of Asiatic thought though the scenes of some are in the West.

• That thought is as vital for the West as for the East.
• The background is fictional but the stories are all true.
• In this connection I draw attention especially to the two entitled respectively Hell and The Man Who Saw L.
• Adams Beck (E.
• Barrington).
• E.

Barrington started writing her novels, which commonly had an oriental setting, at the age of sixty. She was also a distinguished writer of esoteric works such as The Story of Oriental Philosophy and The Splendor of Asia, and on Theosophy.