The Unlikely Occultist: A Biographical Novel of Alice A. Bailey

In this audiobook, librarian Heather Brown uncovers the intriguing life of Alice Bailey, a once-celebrated yet now overlooked occultist who found herself on Hitler's blacklist in 1931. As Alice prepares for a pivotal speech at a Swiss summer school, she grapples with the rising tide of hatred and greed threatening the world, unaware of her significant influence on global power dynamics, including her connections to the United Nations. Despite her impact, Alice faces backlash from various groups, prompting an exploration of the reasons behind their rejection of this complex figure known as the Mother of the New Age.