SULREME LOWER COURSE by Murdo MacDonald-BayneACKNOWLEDGEMENTS + DUS to a fortunate series of circumstances, the "Supreme Power Course” (a Course of 22 Lessons) by Dr. Murdo MacDonald-Bayne, has come to light and is nov being made available to the public in its original form. Without the personal efforts of those involved, it is very likely that the Course would have been relegated to obscurity with the passing of time. A few years ago, Mrs. Dora Birkhead, of England, first brought the Course to the attention of Mr. Ernest Wild, a spiritual healer residing in Shipley, West Yorks, England, and provided him with a copy of the original which was in her possession. Her brother, Mr. J. H. Sharples, had aleo made @ personal copy by hand, 6o between then it was possible to {111 in a few of the worn and missing pages. Mc, Wild submitted this unknown work to Mr. Nagle, publisher, of L.¥. Fowler & Co, Ltd., and requested his opinion of it. Eventually, Mr. Wagle in turn kindly forvarded a photocopy of the Course to me in Canadas, expressing his reservations with regard to « reprint on an “as 4e" basis, However, I felt 1t would indeed be most interesting to present the Lessons as an example of Dr. KacDonald-Bayne's earlier work, giving us an added glimpse of other facets of his teachings. With the help of these people and a few others, it 1s possible to present the Course almost intact. Mention mat be made of certain lessons which omit the section on Questions, Unfortunately, to date, these specific pages are unavailable. It 48 my sincere hope that earnest readers vill derive new inspiration and greater insight into the importance of human development along natural lines, with unison on aZi levels - physical, nental and spiritual. Ultimately, @ harmonious balance of forces vithin and without must be achieved, By pationt progress, broader understanding, and a deep knoving, one can learn to touch upon the unity of all itfe, for "we live and move and have our being in Hin.” L, Smith, Publisher Toronto, Canada 1984 2nd printing