Spiritual Experiences is a publication that tries to portray the aspirant's Perception of the working of his psyche as well as of Forces of the astral world. Self-realisation is the consummation of all experiences and transcends the realm of |the mind, and is, therefore, indescribable. Yet, adumbrations lave been attempted herein, through the medium of words, to Describe the supersublime State of cosmic consciousness, and f the other preceding phases of Occult perception. The work has been divided into twelve chapters. The first and second relate to the Nature and states of consciousness, and cosmic consciousness, respectively. The third chapter deals with the various experiences that the aspirant has to pass trough in the path of Meditation, and in the fourth are continued the different phases of experience found in Samadhi in its various forms and attained through the various paths of Sadhana. Chapters five, six and seven discuss the numerous psychic powers attained by the Yogi, while in chapter eight are given the characteristics of Spiritual progress. Chapters nine and ten deal with the experiences of the Jnana Yogi and the state of liberation, respectively. In the last two chapters are given the experiences of some of the South Indian and Christian mystics. We hope that the Book will be found useful to all those who tread the spiritual path.