"Wisdom of the Ages" by George A. Fuller unveils a profound journey into a lost civilization called Tlaskanata, revealed by one "Zertoulem". This mystical text beckons readers into an ancient world in Middle America, thousands of years ago. The consistency of the writing, reminiscent of Lord Dunsany or Khalil Gibran, transports readers into a realm that, despite its unfamiliar setting, addresses remarkably modern spiritual concerns.

This product of automatic writing, akin to Oahspe and cases like Helene Smith's, offers a unique blend of otherworldly narrative and timeless wisdom. "Wisdom of the Ages" serves as a captivating exploration for those intrigued by mystical revelations, bridging the gap between the ancient and the contemporary in a way that transcends the limitations of time and space.