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This seminal work by Papus looks at the life and teachings of the founder of the Elus Coens through examinations of the personal correspondence of the master with his disciples, whom he calls "emulators." This volume makes an excellent companion to the work of Le Forestier, containing much of the source material upon which the latter relies. Papus includes as an appendix some of the catechisms of the Elus Coens, which further elucidate Pasqually's doctrine of reintegration.

This classic tome is considered by many to be the definitive analysis of one of the most mysterious and enigmatic, yet one of the most influential orders of esoteric Freemasonry. Le Forestier carefully examines the doctrine, rituals, and history of this theurgical order par excellence of the 18th century. This will be of particular interest not only to every student of Martinism, but also to the students of the early development of the so-called Scottish degrees in France.

Papus gives here a clear and concise introduction to the art and science of chiromancy, or palm reading. This work is highly informative, well illustrated, and easy to follow. This is a great primer for beginners wishing to take up a serious study, or for those merely curious as to the fundamental principles. Several classic works on the subject are referenced here for further study.

This work is the first volume of the 3-part opus of Abbé Julio. Contained within are prayers, blessings, Psalms, and exorcisms for all types of conditions, diseases, demonic oppression and possession, and for every physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. The operations for every case are meticulously indexed in the back of this rare tome, available in its entirety in English for the first time.

This special compilation collects three previously untranslated works by Papus: - The Human Soul Before Birth and After Death (1898) is a fascinating exegesis on the Amélineau translation of the Pistis Sophia. - How Is the Human Being Constituted? (1900) offers a thorough summary of the constituent parts of the human being: body, soul, and spirit, examining the unique function of each and how they work together to form a cohesive whole. - What Becomes of Our Dead (1914), written in the midst of the horrors of the First World War, makes a contemplative analysis of the faculties and evolution of the human soul. This volume is a must-have for every Gnostic and Martinist.

Tau Phosphoros, archbishop and Patriarch of the Apostolic Church of the Pleroma, examines in detail the principal liturgy of the ACP. This is both a practical manual and theoretical exegesis, giving detailed instruction for the celebration of the liturgy as well as delving into the philosophical, theological, and occult bases of this ceremony, described by Tau Phosphoros as a rite of High Theurgy. While intended primarily for ACP clergy, this work will be appreciated by all ecclesiastical Gnostics, Liberal Catholics, and those of the Independent Sacramental Movement who are looking to study the esoteric foundation of the Eucharistic Mass.