A groundbreaking work of spiritual philosophy by Andrew Jackson Davis, known as the "Seer of Poughkeepsie." The seven volumes of The Great Harmonia lay out Davis's ideas about the spiritual nature of the universe and the evolution of the soul. Drawing on inspiration from Swedenborg and other esoteric thinkers, Davis's work became a cornerstone of the American Spiritualist movement.

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