Notable Writings
- Spiritualizing Dietetics: Vitarianism (also called Vitarianism: Spiritualized Dietetics), where he promoted a raw food diet called Vitarianism, which included raw fruit, raw yogurt and vegetables.
- The Buddhist Essene Gospel of Jesus (originally The Essene Gospel Of John), which explained John the Baptist's fruitarian diet as written in the original Syriac Peshito Scriptures and handed down through the centuries, through direct translation into English from the original Aramaic tongue (a Syriac dialect) spoken by Jesus and recorded by John. The translation showed how words in Aramaic lexicons, have dual or triple meanings, and how previous translators such as Edmund Bordeaux Szekely in The Essene Gospel Of Peace, used imprecise definitions, ascribing a biogenic diet to John and the Essenes, instead of a fruitarian one. The 2004 edition featured a new Appendix entitled The Healing Transition Diet.
- The Ascensional Science Of Spiritualizing Fruitarian Dietetics, his penultimate book, where he promoted the juicy fruitarian diet which excluded fat-rich fruits.
- Truth About Healing, his final book, on diet and natural health, the problems of alternative medicine, and the dangers of nuclear fallout.
- Maitreya: The New Age World Teacher: The Lovewisdom Autobiography (2 Volumes).
- Modern Live Juice Therapy.
- Vitalogical Hygiene.
- The Lovewisdom Message On Paradise Building.
- Mystical Anthropology.
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