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The Spiral Way by John Cordelier (Evelyn Underhill) W.G. Hooper The book was first publishedThe Spiral Way by John Cordelier pseudonym of Evelyn Underhill Publication: 1922 John M. Watkins Second Edition Evelyn underhill, who wrote about mysticism in the beginning of her career, but later focused more on the spiritual life as lived by ordinary people. Underhill under the pseudonym John Cordelier, wrote The Spiral Way as a mystical religious look at the journey of the spirit. With chapters structured to parallel the Roman Catholic tradition