The Most Holy Trinosophia is, alongside the Templar Ritual book recently published, the most ambitious project undertaken to date by Rose Circle Publications. The original idea for the book came from Michael Osborn, who noted that little had been covered – in English at least – since Manly P. Hall’s book on the subject back in […]
This extraordinary book is the third in the series by Rémi Boyer, expertly translated by Michael Sanborn, completing the Ways of Awakening series which previously looked at Freemasonry and Martinism, in which he takes a characteristic look at this third method of approaching The Journey known to all who aspire to the Source. Beneath the […]
Firstly, my apologies for yet another delay in posting – but as you will see, it will be worth it! And in future you’ll see more regular posts again. The reason was simple: since late July I haven’t stopped moving. In fact, my August month-end Google Maps report congratulated me on visiting 48 different locations […]
Well, it has been a quiet few months, with little to report. However, that was because a lot has been progressing and bubbling away under the surface (and because I told you I would never write something just to fill space…)! With the relaxation in travel restrictions I have also been traveling again: firstly – […]
About a week ago, Bro. Marco van Boekel asked if anyone could translate Paul Sédir’s book on Prayer. Although working on a number of projects, since I have a soft spot for Sédir I was intrigued and took a look at the text. Its power amazed me. Its importance was evident, and I immediately set […]
This is a quick shout-out for a most unusual project, which I am sure some of you will want to support. Martin Faulks is the General Manager of Lewis Masonic, one of the most respected Masonic publishing houses and creators of regalia in the world. As if that wouldn’t be a full time occupation for […]
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 […]
