The Journey of the Soul and the Ethereal World

The Journey of the Soul and the Ethereal World is a book by Emma Ruder Drollinger, first published in 1919. It presents a mystical, first-hand account of the soul’s passage through multiple ethereal zones after death, describing landscapes, celestial beings, and spiritual curricula encountered along the way.

Rooted in early twentieth-century spiritualist mediumship, the text claims divine revelation conveyed through a guardian angel and explores themes of cosmic purpose, soul progression, and the structured nature of the afterlife.

The work is significant as a window into the spiritualist thought of its era and continues to resonate with readers drawn to metaphysical and otherworldly explorations.