Triune Man: His Origin and Destiny — Immortality Proved: The Message of Ka-Ra-Om — Novus Homo — 1911

An ambitious esoteric argument for the immortality of consciousness and the threefold nature of the human being.

Published in 1911, Triune Man: His Origin and Destiny—Immortality Proved: The Message of Ka-Ra-Om presents the human being as a unity of body, mind, and spirit. Writing as Novus Homo, the author considers the origin of consciousness, the continuation of identity beyond physical death, the evolution of the soul, and the relation between the individual spirit and a larger divine intelligence.

A distinctive feature is the “Message of Ka-Ra-Om,” presented as communication from a higher source. This places the work within the early-twentieth-century literature of Spiritualism, revelation, occult philosophy, and speculative attempts to demonstrate survival after death.

Why This Work Matters

The book is unusual for the breadth of its synthesis. It draws together metaphysics, immortality, revelation, spiritual evolution, consciousness, and the tripartite constitution of man into one sustained system. It is especially relevant to collectors of Spiritualism, Theosophy, Rosicrucian thought, channeled literature, and obscure American metaphysical publishing.

Collector’s Note

The physical listing is for the original 1911 volume shown in the photographs. Works issued under pseudonyms and devoted to specialized revelatory systems often survive in very limited numbers outside institutional collections. The photographs form part of the condition description and should be reviewed carefully.

Historical Note

The revelatory communications and claims of proof are preserved as part of the book’s esoteric framework and are not independently verified.

Details

• Author: Novus Homo
• Publication year: 1911
• Length: 191 pages
• Subjects: Body, mind, spirit, immortality, revelation, spiritual evolution, consciousness, and occult philosophy
• Available formats: PDF and original physical book