The New Revelation

The New Revelation, published in 1918 by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, is a philosophical exploration of the relationship between science and spirituality, particularly focusing on psychical research and the evidence of life after death. Doyle, known for creating Sherlock Holmes, recounts his journey from skepticism to belief in spiritualism, influenced by personal experiences and notable figures in the field. The book provides insights into spiritual phenomena and advocates for the serious consideration of spirit communication, addressing both the potential and skepticism surrounding these topics.