Parsifal: The Guileless Fool — Manly P. Hall (1923)

Parsifal: The Guileless Fool is an early work by Manly P. Hall exploring the symbolic and spiritual meaning of the Parsifal legend.

Hall approaches Parsifal as the holy fool, the innocent seeker, and the soul in search of purification, wisdom, and spiritual restoration. The medieval legend becomes an initiatory pattern moving through ignorance, suffering, temptation, compassion, awakening, and the recovery of sacred purpose.

The work belongs naturally to Hall’s lifelong study of myth, esoteric Christianity, the Grail tradition, mystical initiation, and the hidden meanings preserved in sacred literature.

This Holographic Pagan Press edition has been newly prepared for readers, students, and collectors of Manly P. Hall’s early work. It is presented as a handmade 8.5 × 11-inch physical student edition.

Each physical copy is printed, assembled, and finished by hand.

This is a newly prepared Holographic Pagan Press edition and not an original antique copy.

Title: Parsifal: The Guileless Fool
Author: Manly P. Hall
Original publication: 1923
Format: Handmade physical student edition
Physical dimensions: 8.5 × 11 inches
Edition publisher: Odd Enough Books / Holographic Pagan Press
Condition: Newly produced

Collector’s Note

This edition preserves an early expression of Hall’s symbolic method and his lifelong concern with the spiritual meaning hidden within myth, legend, and sacred drama.