A book in two parts by a Western practitioner of Zen Buddhism. The first part, …
I now revert to the period subsequent to my cure through reading Troward’s books.
By this time I had become acquainted with a number of the scriptures of the principal religions of the world and commentaries had warned me that their particular value lay in their present meaning for the individual and not in any possible interest they might have as historical documents.
— The goose is out by William John Gabb (Page 22)
― Gabb W. J., ‘Chapter 3 - The Magic of the Myth’, The Goose is Out, The Buddhist Society, 1956, p.22