Modern nirvanaism, or, The philosophy of life and death
Modern nirvanaism, or, The philosophy of life and death is a 1914 treatise by William Danmar, self-published by the author in Jamaica, New York City, on spiritualism, parapsychology and cosmology, apparently for a general reading audience. The pictures are geometric diagrams with lettered points, curved graphs, and labelled line constructions in black ink on white or cream, offering a designer clean technical linework and schematic layouts.
