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These manuscripts are among the most important pieces of information on the Order of Elect Cohen of the Universe of Martinez de Pasqually. It not only gives us insights into the rituals and praxis of that extraordinary Masonic theurgical group, but also allows us to better understand how it was to live this system through the eyes […]
Pasqually’s Treatise on the Reintegration of Beings into their Original Property, Virtue & Divine, Spiritual Power is the seminal writing to understand the theory behind this extraordinary man’s Masonic Order, the Elus Cohen. While the original document was secretly passed between the Réaux-Croix, or members of the highest Grade of this Order, to be copied […]
It is wonderful to see this much sought-after volume finally available to the English-speaking world. While the rituals of the various Orders of that time make for a fun and sometimes exciting read (particularly the parts with cadavers strewn around the room!), without a good grasp of the background philosophy behind them and how these […]
Most people know that Éliphas Lévi (or Alphonse Louis Constant) was a clergyman who wrote a large number of very influential books on esoteric topics, and that he was a major influence on the occult revival of the 19th Century, particularly in England and France. However, far fewer people are aware that he was a […]
A new book which I am sure will be of interest to readers of this blog is Letters to Friends of the Spirit. Written by Rémi Boyer and his wife, Sylvie, it represents two series of 22 letters (no coincidence, of course) adding to 44 letters in all. These letters, each no more than 2 […]
I am absolutely delighted to announce that my new book is finally out! I had hoped to see it published late last year, but a number of issues conspired to delay it. I hope you like the format, which was wonderfully put together by Steve Adams, which provides an attractive appearance to the book. The […]
Following an earlier post about Baron von Gleichen’s views of Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin, which gave an insight into how meetings of the disciples with their Master worked, now you can read a letter from the man himself! All these insights give us a broader picture of Saint-Martin the man, rather than Saint-Martin the Theosophist. Indeed, […]
Given the present circumstances, I thought I’d add my bit to help those who are running out of reading materials. I’ve just translated an important – if strange – short book by Papus from the turn of last Century, in which he gives a short history of Martinezism, Willermozism, Martinism and the state of French […]
During my current efforts to translate and publish Saint-Martin’s and Papus’ works on Numbers, hoping to provide insight into the French approach to Numerology, I came across a long quotation by Papus in his book La Science des Nombres, in which he eulogizes a colleague, Albert Faucheux, who went by the nom-de-plume of Francois Charles […]
