“Books of Great Learning”, eventually made “The Standard” for the empire by the Sun Emperor.
- “Of the Creator”, the Great Spirit, Eolin, and His Creation
- “Of the Plan of Corporeal Worlds”, the sizes, motions, etc. of the sun, Earth, moon, and stars
- “Of Light and Heat”, about thunder and lightning
- “Of the Unseen Worlds”, the upper and lower heavens; the habitations of the Gods
- “Of the Intermediate World”, or lower heaven, which rests on Earth
- “Of Te”, who has charge of this world and her heavens
- “Of False Gods”, their kingdoms in the lower heavens; and their power to catch the souls of men after death
- “Of Hell”, where the spirits of bad men are tortured for a long season
- “Of the Highest Heavens”, the Orian worlds, where the spirits of good mortals dwell in everlasting bliss
- “Of the Administration of Gods”, and drujas over mortals; how nations are built up, or destroyed by the Gods
Books of “The Lesser Scholarships”
- “Axioms”, being the simples of problems
- “The Perfect Man (Tae)” or “Highest Representative”
- “The Mean Man”
- “Purification”, to purify the flesh and the spirit (soul)
- “Divination”, consultation of spirits, legerdemain (skillful use of one’s hands in conjuring tricks), clairaudience, clairvoyance, power of the spirits to give man dreams and visions
- “Maxims”, propriety, sincerity, rites and ceremonies, reverence to age, respect to the dead
- “Love”, to the Great Spirit, parents, discipline and industry, marriage for spiritual redemption of the world by generations of holier men and women
- “Book of Histories”, of Gods and Saviors, kings and emperors, wise men, lawgivers, and the rise and fall of nations
- “Book of Holies”, 6 parts included Omnipotence, Worship, Jehovih’s (Eloin’s) Judgments, Progression, Reverence to the priests, Obedience to the sacred commandment
- “Book of Gems”, 6 parts included Proverbs, Poetry, Morning and Evening Devotion, Association in the family, community, the state, and the empire, Confession of Sins, Praise, and Rejoicing in Eolin, the Great Spirit
True God, Eskra, inspires Ka’yu to write 6 more books that Oahspe describes as, “other books, but less profound”.
- “Book of Family Sayings”
- “Book of Analects”
- “Book on Government”
- “Book on Life”
- “Book on Punishments”
- “Book of Inventions”