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The Initiation into Hermetics by Franz Bardon |
What we think is essentially all we really have and who we really are. It is important to know our own mind that
we might understand who we are and why we do what we do. This enables us to question why we do what we do with
greater precision and objectivity otherwise, we are actually dancing on someone or something else's string.
Hermetics, essentially is the science of unlocking who we are, to ourselves. Without this most basic of
pre-requisites all other spiritual mysteries remain inaccessible.
Initiation Into Hermetics
Volume One
by Franz Bardon
Cost: $29.95
356 Pages softbound
The Complete First Tarot Card
Perhaps the only
complete Explanation and Practical Application of the Entire First Tarot
Card for our modern times.
Hermetics is the First
Tarot Card and therefore the First Step towards Spiritual Awakening. The
First Tarot card is the first pillar in the Temple of Wisdom of Ancient
Egypt.
Features the following Content.
- The Principles of the Four Elements
- The Akasha or Etheric Principle (also known as God)
- What the Spiritual body is
- What the Spiritual Plane is
- What the Astral body is
- What the Astral Plane is
- The Occult anatomy of the Physical Body (Occult simply means "hidden." in Latin)
- What a Human Being is
- Magical Schooling of the Spirit
- Magical Schooling of the Soul
- Magical Schooling of the Body
- What is the Electric Fluid
- What is the Magnetic Fluid
- How to control the Electric and Magnetic Fluids
- The Development of Clairvoyance
- The Development of Clairsentience
- These are just a fraction of what is contained in this masterwork.
Franz Bardon is regarded by
many as the greatest Hermetic adept of the 20th century. A tireless
worker for the light, he survived Hitler's concentration camps but died
a victim of Communist persecution in 1958. He left behind him four
legendary books which have become acknowledged classics of occult
literature. Initiation into Hermetics is the first and most important of
Bardon's works and is rightly regarded as the cornerstone of his entire
master work. In contrast to other books superficial approach on the subject of magic, Bardon focuses
his attention on the practical training necessary for all true magical
attainment. Using the four elements of fire, water, air and earth as a
foundation, Bardon teaches the student how to master these universal
forces in the three exercises providing detailed training in the entire
Arcanum of magic, from basic techniques in personal thought control and
imagination to advanced teachings on astral travel, the use of talismans
and magic mirrors, and much more. No other writer has ever developed
such a clear, concise, and practical program of magical development.
