In this book, Archibald Cockren, tells of the sensational work which he has accomplished in once more bringing to light, and... More > to the service of humanity, secrets which baffled the majority of scientists of all ages, and which, for several centuries, have been buried in a grave of doubt and sceptical tradition. That this grave should at last have been opened, and that the real, albeit hidden secrets which it contained should now stand revealed and proclaimed, must undoubtedly be regarded as an epoch-making event. Although the alchemists' fundamental goal of elemental transmutation was flawed, on a deeper level the work of alchemy (cloaked in allegorical images) also represented the transformation of the soul. Modern science has accomplished the transmutation of elements using means that the alchemists never dreamed of. And there is still a small group of occult researchers who persist in trying to continue the work. The documents of alchemy make fascinating reading for historians of science and the esoteric. < Less

In this book, Archibald Cockren, tells of the sensational work which he has accomplished in once more bringing to light, and... More > to the service of humanity, secrets which baffled the majority of scientists of all ages, and which, for several centuries, have been buried in a grave of doubt and sceptical tradition. That this grave should at last have been opened, and that the real, albeit hidden secrets which it contained should now stand revealed and proclaimed, must undoubtedly be regarded as an epoch-making event.

Although the alchemists' fundamental goal of elemental transmutation was flawed, on a deeper level the work of alchemy (cloaked in allegorical images) also represented the transformation of the soul. Modern science has accomplished the transmutation of elements using means that the alchemists never dreamed of. And there is still a small group of occult researchers who persist in trying to continue the work. The documents of alchemy make fascinating reading for historians of science and the esoteric. < Less

Illustrations of Masonry has a controversial backstory which is part of the mythology of anti-Freemasonry. 'Captain' William... More > Morgan, the author, was a disappointed Freemason in Batavia, New York. Rejected by the local lodge, he announced that he was going to publish a work exposing Masonic rituals and secrets. Shortly before publication in 1826, he disappeared, and three Masons were later convicted of kidnapping him. Although claims were made that Morgan had been murdered, some say that he was forced to leave the US. Either way, it was good publicity for this book, which was published in 1827, but bad for the Masons. The incident led to widespread protests against Freemasons in the US, and eventually an anti-Masonic Party, which at its height in 1832 got seven electoral votes for William Wirt for President. < Less

Illustrations of Masonry has a controversial backstory which is part of the mythology of anti-Freemasonry. 'Captain' William... More > Morgan, the author, was a disappointed Freemason in Batavia, New York. Rejected by the local lodge, he announced that he was going to publish a work exposing Masonic rituals and secrets. Shortly before publication in 1826, he disappeared, and three Masons were later convicted of kidnapping him. Although claims were made that Morgan had been murdered, some say that he was forced to leave the US. Either way, it was good publicity for this book, which was published in 1827, but bad for the Masons. The incident led to widespread protests against Freemasons in the US, and eventually an anti-Masonic Party, which at its height in 1832 got seven electoral votes for William Wirt for President. < Less

The original manuscript authored by Hargrave Jennings, who was a nineteenth century English writer and occultist, is now... More > available to those seeking the Inner Path. His vision of the inner knowledge of the Rosicrucians in this book is, at its core, very similar to that of the left-hand Tantric path. In some ways he was very reactionary; for instance, he rejects the decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphs and the atomic theory of the elements. In other ways, he was far in advance of his time in his concepts of the roles of gender and sexuality in the quest for spiritual perfection.

Jennings believed that the doctrines of the Rosicrucians were derived from ancient phallic worship, and to a lesser extent fire and serpent worship. In this book, Jennings constructs elaborate and constantly shifting sets of correspondences. He tries to interrelate huge sets of symbols and objects in his search for the elusive Rosicrucians. < Less

The Grand Master Priests of the Holy Temple Mount have the responsibility to establish colonies across the oceans in the... More > Great Western and Eastern Lands, for the purpose of relocating and accommodating the citizens of Atlantis prior to the day of the deluge.

Atlantean legend states that located near the Inland Delta Valley of northern Afri’ka is the fabled location of Khemit. It is this location that the Grand Master Priest Osiris has been charged with finding to establish a new Atlantean colony.

With the help of Missionary Priests and Surveyors, and by using their technologies and magic, the Atlanteans establish themselves as Gods to establish and build the new colony with the help and assistance of the local inhabitants. Their mission is made even harder by the on-going power struggle between Osiris and his wicked brother, Seth, which leads to a tragic conclusion and a real possibility that the great and magnificent Atlantean civilisation could be lost forever. < Less

101 Pet Hates is a humorous and light-hearted collection of things, situations, and observations that all of us encounter... More > day-to-day which collectively annoy us all. < Less

In this treatise you will have the names of the Chief Spirits with several of the Ministring Spirits that are under them,... More > with their Seals or characters which may be worn, to enable you to command these spirits to do your bidding. < Less

This translation of the FIRST BOOK Of the “Lemegeton” which is now for the first
time made accessible to students of... More > TALISMANIC MAGIC was done, after careful
collation and edition, from numerous Ancient Manuscripts in Hebrew, Latin, and
French. < Less

The final complete last series of the original manuscripts in one concise version.