The work
Crystals
Crystals played a central role in Frank Alper's work. He explored their use as carriers and amplifiers of energy and their potential in healing and spiritual development.

The source
A teacher whose work was spoken in seminar rooms long before it was ever printed — and the name under which it is carried forward.
Frank Alper was a teacher and healer, and the founder of the Arizona Metaphysical Society. Over several decades he channelled and developed a wide body of spiritual knowledge and healing method, taught it in seminars, and trained others to teach it.
His best-known work, Exploring Atlantis, was given as lectures in Phoenix, Arizona and describes the culture of Atlantis and the use of quartz crystals for healing. He left his physical body on 7 December 2007.
He was known for saying: “We are not human beings seeking spiritual experiences; we are spiritual beings here to have human experiences.”
ADAMIS was one of the spiritual sources channelled through Frank Alper and became closely connected with his work and teachings. The name later became part of Edition Adamis, carrying this connection forward.
Frank Alper’s English books still carry the line From the Treasures of ADAMIS.
His work
The work
Crystals played a central role in Frank Alper's work. He explored their use as carriers and amplifiers of energy and their potential in healing and spiritual development.
The work
Healing was an important part of Frank Alper's work. He taught that healing involves more than the physical body and explored the relationship between energy, consciousness and spiritual development.
The source
Channeling was central to Frank Alper's spiritual work. Through lectures and seminars, he shared teachings received from spiritual and universal sources, including ADAMIS.
The books
Frank Alper did not write books in the conventional sense. His books grew out of teachings originally shared in lectures and seminars and preserve this work in written form.
Understanding grows through experience, not through belief alone.
Books can share knowledge. Personal experience awakens wisdom.
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