Though some may find Kelly's expressions and use of language to be dated, many sensitive souls regard his works as true spiritual classics, and are moved by the beauty and clarity of his writings, enriched by mystical, inspiring imagery.

This slim volume contains reprints of two important essays written by Kelly towards the end of his life in 1941. The first is entitled ‘The Reality of the Spiritual World’ and the second explores the spiritual energy that can be aroused during ‘The Gathered Meeting’

Ben Johnson said of Shakespeare, "He was not of an age but for all time". This is true of some other peole too. They speak truths that seem central and which we recognise as being of the highest importance. The embodiment of such truths is found in works known as classics, and Thomas Kelly's works are surely among the treasured Quaker classics.

Two classics of Quaker spirituality by Thomas Kelly (1893-1941). DQMH 2015.

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