Murdo MacDonald-Bayne

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[edit] Murdo MacDonald-Bayne

Born 1887 in Scotland; died February 1955 in England. He was a well-known healer and author of many books based on spiritual development and healing. As part of his formative years he journeyed several times to India and Tibet to study with the Masters and became proficient in the psychic and astral fields which ultimately led to augmenting his natural spiritual gifts.

He traveled extensively worldwide and established centers of study in various Commonwealth countries. His lectures given in Johannesburg, South Africa are most noted for an outstanding series of 14 Talks in which the Master Jesus overshadowed his figure during the lectures. Many in the audience saw a bright light surrounding the speaker, others heard music - all of which is set down in the Introduction to the book "Divine Healing of Mind and Body" (The Master Speaks Again).