Immortal superhumans who shed the light of truth upon humanity,
A vivid record of their miraculous "superhuman lives."

In late 1894, eleven Americans, including author Spalding, embark on a mysterious and mystical spiritual quest, guided by a peculiar man they meet by chance in India named Emile.
During this three-and-a-half-year expedition high in the Himalayas across India, Tibet, and China, Spalding and his group encountered the spiritual masters of the Holy Brothers, who have been shining the light of eternal truth upon humanity for thousands of years.
They were so-called immortal beings who could freely perform all kinds of amazing miracles in their daily lives.


"Superhuman Life" is a vivid record of what I witnessed while spending day and night with them.
This book, which contains incredible stories that are beyond imagination, such as levitation, astral projection, teleportation, resurrection and healing, the miracle of walking on water, the miracle of creation that makes everything happen with just thoughts, the miracle of the five loaves and two fish, and encounters with Jesus and Buddha, caused a stir in the Western Christian world, including the United States.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when a materialistic worldview was spreading on a global scale, this meaningful record, which revealed the true nature of the vast spiritual world, is a classic that has planted the seeds of "spiritual cosmopolitanism" that transcends all religious sects and the gap between the East and the West, and remains firmly established to this day.