William Dudley Pelley's

What is Soulcraft?

Foreward By Adelaide Pelley Pearson

Smithsonian Magazine:
The Screenwriting Mystic Who Wanted to Be the American Fuhrer:
William Dudley Pelley was one of many Nazi-sympathizers operating in the United States in the 1930s

The Soulcraft Ivory Scripts are 24-page brochures, page-size 8x11, done on deckle-edged stock, that come to you every Saturday, each one containing a complete discourse on some vital phase of spiritual doctrine. They take the student from the very elementals of Metaphysics into the most abtruse phases of cosmic doctrine. Merely drop a card that you cant the Scripts sent to you and you will be billed for them at the end of each month.

Mysterious Universe:
The Strange Life of a New Age Nazi Occult Leader and UFO Cultist in America

"Invisible Intellects!" I remember exclaiming.

"Bert, am I dead?" I asked, half-fearful of his answer.
"Do you feel dead?" "No," I replied, "I certainly do not feel dead."

That's enough Soulcraft. Take Me Back!

William Dudley Pelley's

What is Soulcraft?

"Invisible Intellects!" I remember exclaiming.

"Bert, am I dead?" I asked, half-fearful of his answer. "Do you feel dead?" "No," I replied, "I certainly do not feel dead." That's enough Soulcraft. Take Me Back!

"Bert, am I dead?" I asked, half-fearful of his answer.
"Do you feel dead?" "No," I replied, "I certainly do not feel dead."

That's enough Soulcraft. Take Me Back!