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H. Ernest (Harry Ernest) Hunt

Best known as a British spiritualist writer and lecturer, this early 20th-century author explored the mind, music, suggestion, and life beyond death with unusual range. His books have a practical, curious feel that still makes them easy to dip into today.

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Spirit and Music

Spirit and Music

by H. Ernest (Harry Ernest) Hunt

About the author

H. Ernest Hunt, also listed as Harry Ernest Hunt, was a British spiritualist, lecturer, and author. Reference sources describe him as a former tutor at St. Paul's School in London who later left teaching to focus on practical psychology and related subjects.

He wrote across a wide mix of themes, including suggestion, mental training, spirituality, survival after death, and the meaning of music. Surviving records of his work include Spirit and Music, The Hidden Self and Its Mental Processes, The Influence of Thought on Health, Wealth, and Happiness, Do We Survive Death?, and The Living Touch in Music and Education.

Although detailed personal information is limited in the sources readily available, his writing shows a strong interest in the inner life and in how thought, belief, and art shape human experience. Available reference entries note that he died on January 6, 1946.