Esoteric Studies
Not as Above, Not as Below: How We Got the Emerald Tablet Wrong by John Gilbert
The De Granville Manuscripts: Élus Coëns Ritual and Instruction From The Eighteenth Century
A new and unabridged translation of the surviving papers of Lieutenant-Colonel Pierre André de Grainville (1728-1794). De Grainville was an initiate of the enigmatic Martinez de Pasqually, the founder of the mysterious Élus Coëns.
Included are both BnF folios FM4 1282 and FM4 1282A
To better understand William Blake, it is necessary to understand his sources of inspiration. While much has been written about the influences of Paracelsus and Swedenborg on his work, a key influence on Blake was the self-taught sixteenth-century mystic Jacob Boehme. Blake and Boehme believed they had mystical experiences and visions that inspired their writing.
This book embarks on a profound exploration of the connection between these two visionaries. The author meticulously dissects Blake’s tempera painting ‘An Allegory of the Spiritual Condition of Man’ to comprehensively analyse Blake’s beliefs. The book carefully examines the painting as a whole and its constituent parts, exploring the relationships between them before reassembling it.
‘An Allegory of the Spiritual Condition of Man’ has rich potential for interpretation, encompassing both Kabbalistic and alchemical perspectives. The author skilfully incorporates these interpretations into the book’s structure, leading readers on a fascinating journey of discovery and deepening their understanding and appreciation of the philosophical alchemy underpinning Blake’s mysticism.
Martinez de Pasqually: Treatise on the Reintegration of Beings (Audiobook)
Rhymes and Reason Translated by Stuart Clelland
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FROM THE DOCTRINE OF REINTEGRATION TO THE IMAGO TEMPLI
By Rémi Boyer, trans. Michael Sanborn
This book could just as well have been titled The Rectified Scottish Rite as a Way of Awakening, thus completing the triptych of works by Rémi Boyer on the ways of awakening that he wrote regarding the Rose-Croix, Freemasonry, and Martinism.
Rémi Boyer offers and comments on the Grades of the Order, as well as the Instructions to the Professed and especially those of the Grand Professed who give a remarkable synthesis of the Doctrine of Reintegration.
The Lessons of Lyon Translated by MR Osborne
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Pierre Fournié: What We Have Been, What We Are and What We Will Become Translated by MR Osborne
Pierre Fournié (1738-1825) wrote his treatise ‘What We Have Been, What We Are, And What We Will Become’ between 1774 – 1801. It is translated here into English in its entirety for the very first time.
The Abbé’s work focuses on the core Martinist doctrine of reconciliation, regeneration, and reintegration expounded by the original Élus Coëns of Martinez de Pasqually. This is an incomparable record of one of the leading lights of eighteenth-century French esotericism.
This rare treatise is a seminal part of any collection. With a detailed introduction about the Abbé’s life and the influences on his thinking, the book includes a Preface by the Great Sovereign of the Ordre des Chevaliers Maçons Élus Coëns de l’Univers, O.O.E.C.
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A retelling of the legendary conflict between ancient magic and the Apostolic Church. In our present day and age the story of the confrontation between the Apostles and Simon Magus has become increasingly forgotten. M.R. Osborne considers the relationship between miracles and magic as they played out in this dramatic encounter.
The author investigates how ancient magical operations – such as necromancy, transmutation, sex magic and transvection (amongst others) – acted as opposing forces to the sacramental powers of the Primitive Church.
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Freemasonry as a Way of Awakening
Martinist Studies
Natural Table
Masonic Studies
Enlightenment Man & Mason
This book is the second in the “Renaissance Man and Mason” series. Drawing most of the it’s ideas from 18th Century Masonry, it continues the threads begin in the first book in eight longer talks.
Renaissance Man & Mason
A book of talks given by the author over the past 20 years. Focused on Freemasonry, it contains papers on history, symbolism, esotericism and speculation on Regular Masonry, York Rite and Scottish Rite Masonry.
Capitular Development Course
Written by a Grand High Priest to meet the Royal Arch education needs of his State, this book is now used in over 20 States, recommend by the General Grand Chapter, and adapted for 4 States.
