Mexico City: Ediciones Sol, 1954. First edition. 29 pages. Addresses the idea of regeneration, which Collin terms the reversal of time. Contains intricate references to the enneagram. More

Tlalpam: Ediciones Sol, 1952. First edition. First Spanish language edition of The Theory of Celestial Influence, published prior to the first English edition; 429 pages; Very rare, only three copies appear in OCLC. More

Cape Town: Stourton Press, 1951. First edition. Fairfax Hall's Stourton Press Check-List reports "probably 200 copies printed. Lithographed from Aries 18pt. Photographically reduced to 13pt."; 138 pages. Rodney Collin's 'spectacle' depicting the ages of the Hellenetic culture through the lives of Homer, Plato, Apollonius of Tyana and Plotinus. Each of..... More

By The Way Books & Holmes Publishing Group, 2007. Sewn & Archival cloth Edition, limited to 1,000 copies, with a new index and 18 photographs, most previously unpublished; 95 pages. Assembled and edited by his wife after his death, these notes are taken from Rodney Collin's notebooks and papers and..... More

London: Vincent Stuart, 1959. Second Impression. 392 pages. A model of the universe, the outline of which was written two months before the death in 1947 of P.D. Ouspensky, but was not completed until 1953. Collin insisted the book is "a direct result of what he (Ouspensky) was trying to..... More

Sacramento: By The Way Books, 1998. New edition with addition of a 19-page index biography of Collin; 231 pages. Collin was a student of P.D. Ouspensky and was with him from 1936 until Ouspensky's death in October of 1947. The biographical note explains that the experiences Collin went through at..... More

New York: 1994. First edition. Contains "Bodies of Sleep, Garments of Skins" by Stuart Smithers - Ancient views of the relationship between body and soul, "Dangerous Outfits" by Nouk Bassomb - Be careful where you go in borrowed clothes, "Pascal's Jacket" by Noelle Oxenhandler - A meditation on hiddenness, "Every..... More