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The Symbolism Of The Tarot - P.D. Ouspensky



Year 1913 | 60 pages | English | 1.67 MB

Ouspensky's book on the Tarot has remained practically unknown since its initial publication in Russia in 1913. Yet, it is an important work presenting a general introduction and Ouspensky's insights on the 22 cards of the Greater Arcana.
The cards are presented in pairs, each completing the sense of another. 22 cards from the Waite set, described by Ouspensky, have been reproduced in full color.


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A New Model Of The Universe - P.D. Ouspensky

Year 1931 | 548 pages | English | 4.22 MB



Encyclopaedic in its character, A New Model of the Universe covers a vast range of subjects with the common theme of the nature and meaning of man's existence. On an essentially religious level Ouspensky examines the ways to study the New Testament and includes his thoughts on Esotericism, the problem of Superman and the symbolism of the Tarot and the systems of Yoga. He goes on to explore the recent ideas of the New Physics: relativity, problems of space and time, three-dimensional time, the fifth and sixth dimensions and his own model of the Universe.

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The Arcane Schools: A Review of Their Origin & Antiquity with a General History of Freemasonry - John Yarker



Year 1909 | 342 pages | English | 2.60 MB

A masterpiece which demonstrates the antiquity of the Masonic mysteries and their relation to other schools of antiquity by attempting to trace the development of Masonic Ritual back to the medieval stonemasons, and from there to other schools.

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Cord Of Blood: Possession and the Making of Voodoo - Nadia Lovell

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The relationship between human beings and their gods lies at the centre of all questions of identity, individual and collective. Nadia Lovell examines how religious feelings reflect notions of personhood and belonging, and how religious involvement can transform gender relations, by focusing on cults of Vodhun (voodoo) possession among the Watchi in Southern Togo. Using this detailed ethnographic study as a point of departure she offers a fascinating insight into the complex interplay between religion, gender, ethnography and globalisation.

Lovell argues that the relationship of men and women to the Vodhun is one of mutual dependency: on the one hand human beings will gods to exist; on the other hand, gods embody themselves in human beings, especially women, through possession. Possession, according to Lovell, implies not only affliction, but the manifestation of creative potential through which women can express multiple identities—a process through which concepts of gender are both confirmed and dismantled.

Looking in particular at the role of the devotees, Lovell presents an enticing account which offers an important contribution to the study of religion, gender and society.
Published by Pluto Press.

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Vodou in Haitian Life and Culture: Invisible Powers

This book;introduces readers to the practice of Vodou and helps deconstruct and destroy stereotypes which have survived for hundreds of years. The authors in the collection--from Karen McCarthy Brown to Gerdes Fleurant to Leslie Desmangles--are leading scholars in the rapidly growing field of Vodou Studies. Tackling a wide range of Vodou practices and images, the essays within work to introduce readers to the history and practice of this religion, and to correct the fiction of Vodou which has been circulating as fact. The book focuses specifically on the role Vodou plays in Haiti, the country in which it has its strongest following, examining the influence it has on spiritual beliefs, cultural practices, national identity, popular culture, writing and art. By looking in detail at the beliefs and practices in one country, the reader will begin to understand this unique religion and the multiple domains in which it operates.

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Hermetic Symbols of The Great Work (Le Mystere Des Cathedrales ... of the Hermetic Symbols of Great Work)


In 1926 the fabled alchemist Fulcanelli left his remarkable manuscript concerning the Hermetic Study of Gothic Cathedral Construction with a student. He than disappeared. The book decodes the symbology found upon and within the Gothic Cathedrals of Europe which have openly displayed the secrets of alchemy for 700 years.

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The Secret Doctrine : The Synthesis of Science, Religion, and Philosophy

PDF | 1448 Pages | 3.8 MB



This rare third volume of the Secret Doctrine (virtually impossible to find) completes the papers left by H. P. B. It is a complete course on Occultism! Nothing is left out. Almost 100 chapters. Partial contents: One Key to all Sacred Books; The ABC of Magic; Chaldean Oracles; The Book of Hermes; Three Ways Open to the Adept; Names are Symbols; Characters of the Bible; The Book of Enoch; Hermetic and Kabalistic Doctrines; Numbers and Magic; Occult Weapons; The Duty of the True Occultist; Two Eternal Principles; St. Paul the real founder of Christianity; Apollonius no Fiction; Biographies of Initiates; Kabalistic Readings of Gospels; Magic in Antioch; The Septenary Sephira; Seven Keys to all Allegories; The Mystery of the Sun; Magical Statutes; Masonry and Jesuits; Mysteries and Masonry; Egyptian Initiation; Root of Races; Celestial Wheels; Christian Star Worship; Defense of Astrology; The Seven Rays; Secret Books; Tibetan Prophecies; Swedenborg; Occult Secrecy; and much more! Blavatsky was an occult master. If you are a serious mystical student, you'll need this rare and illuminating book.


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Based on real characters, this collection of tales portrays Dion Fortune's occult teacher as Dr Taverner and Fortune herself as his assistant Rhodes. Each story contains a message concerning the tremendous power of magic and uses and abuses of that power. Vampires, astral projection, karma, demonic possession - are all dealt with in this thoroughly compelling collection.

The seperate stories take place in a "nursing home" -i.e a mental hospital. run by Taverner in a most eccentric way. The doctor uses his training as an initiate of the Western Mysteries to solve his clients "issues". These issues run the gammut, between vampirism and faery lineage, to psychic manipulation and past life transgressions.

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Man: His True Meaning and Ministry - Louis-Claude De St. Martin



Year 1846 | 249 pages | English | 1.32 MB

Louis Claude de Saint-Martin (January 18, 1743 – 1803) was a French philosopher, known as le philosophe inconnu, the name under which his works were published.


Partial Contents: On Nature: Man, not outward Nature, the witness of Divinity; Marriage-Man is God's book; Heaven taken by violence; man the mirror of God's wonders; The Universe in pain; Cause of Nature's groans; Birth of matter; Hypothesis of Jacob Bohme; Inhabitancy of Planets; Final Causes; Repose of Nature, the Soul, and the Word should come from Man; On Man: What is Spirit? man's origin; The Magism of God; Man, the continuation or recommencement of God; Door of Light and love in Man; How to attain God's Action; The Fall; Human institutions derive from above; Blood of clean animals; The Exodus; Law of Sacrifices; Three degrees of abominations; Mosaic law preparatory to spiritual law; Man delivered from prison of his blood; The Eucharist; Progress of individual man towards Canaan; The perfecting of our faculties hereafter requires sacrifice of all here; God's love and Man's insensibility; The work of the man of faith reacts on the whole tree of Man; On the Word: The Word sustains all things; The Words requires an apprenticeship; The true Cross; The substance of men's words; Power of the enemy during night; Duties, responsibilities, and misdirection of literary men; Religious literature; Gradations in Adam's fall; Demonstration of God and the soul; The sublime is God, and all that connects us with Him; Ministers of the Word withholding the key of knowledge; Desire, the principle of movement; Three degrees of the Word; Progressive names, states, and processes; Who should teach the deep things of God; Eternity in a point of time.


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