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The Golden Book of Tagore (Calcutta, 1931) is a commemorative volume compiled by editor Ramananda Chatterjee to honor Rabindranath Tagore on his 70th birthday. This richly illustrated homage gathers essays, greetings, poems, and fine-art plates from leading thinkers, writers, and artists across India and the wider world—among them Gandhi, Einstein, Rolland, and Maeterlinck—offering a panoramic portrait of Tagore’s life, ideals, and global influence. 

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The Golden Book of Tagore (Calcutta, 1931) 

The Golden Book of Tagore (Calcutta, 1931) by editor Ramananda Chatterjee to honor Rabindranath Tagore 

The Kabbalah Unveiled (1887) is S. L. MacGregor Mathers’ landmark English translation and commentary on three core sections of the Zohar—the Siphra d’Tseniutha (“Book of Concealed Mystery”), the Idra Rabba Qadisha (“Greater Holy Assembly”), and the Idra Zuta Qadisha (“Lesser Holy Assembly”). Mathers prefaces the texts with a substantial introduction that lays out the Tree of Life, the Four Worlds, and other Hermetic-Qabalistic concepts, effectively bridging medieval Jewish mysticism with the emerging Western occult tradition. Long adopted by the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the book remains a classic gateway for English-speaking students seeking an esoteric yet accessible entry point into Kabbalah.

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Kabbalah Unveiled (1887)

The Kabbalah Unveiled (1887) is S. L. MacGregor Mather

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The 231 Gates of Initiation (2005) by Rawn Clark distills Western Hermetic Qabalah into a practical workbook: it recasts the 32 traditional Paths and 16 “Hidden” Paths of the Hebrew Tree of Life as 231 sequential “gates,” each with concise instructions for visualization, path-working, and self-analysis aimed at systematic spiritual initiation. 

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The 231 Gates of Initiation (2005) by Rawn Clark

The Secret Teachings of All Ages (1928) by Manly P. Hall is an illustrated “encyclopedic outline” that surveys the world’s esoteric wisdom—spanning Hermetic, Masonic, Qabbalistic, Rosicrucian, alchemical, astrological, and mystical Christian traditions—and decodes their symbols, myths, and initiation rites for the general reader. 

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The Secret Teachings of All Ages (1928)

The Secret Teachings of All Ages (1928) by Manly P. Hall

Ross G. Murison’s 1904 handbook History of Egypt opens by reminding readers that Egypt—the “wonder-land” of Abraham, Joseph, Moses, and the awe-struck Greeks and Romans—has long captured the world’s imagination History-of-Egypt. He then narrows the focus to the true Egypt: a 13 000-square-mile Nile-watered strip of delta and valley, clarifying its layered names—Greek Aegyptos (from Ha-ka-Ptah), biblical Misraim “border land,” and the Egyptians’ own Kemet “Black Land,” set against desert Deshret “Red Land” History-of-Egypt. Spanning fifteen concise chapters that move from the Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms through Hyksos rule, imperial zenith, decline, and Persian conquest—then closing with thematic digests on religion, the Book of the Dead, daily life, science, and art—Murison delivers a brisk, classroom-ready survey of Egypt’s political milestones and cultural legacy.

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History of Egypt

History of Egypt 1904 handbook by Ross G. Murison

The Kybalion (1908) by The Three Initiates condenses Hermetic philosophy into seven core principles—Mentalism, Correspondence, Vibration, Polarity, Rhythm, Cause and Effect, and Gender—offering a succinct guide to understanding and applying the ancient “Hermetic Art” of mind and reality mastery.

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The Kybalion (1908)

The Kybalion (1908) by The Three Initiates

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Seership: The Magnetic Mirror (first issued 1874; re-issued 1896) is Paschal Beverly Randolph’s hands-on handbook for would-be clairvoyants. Mixing mesmerism, Hermetic philosophy and decades of personal experiment, Randolph explains how “magnetic mirrors,” crystal gazing, controlled breath, diet and moral discipline can open the “inner senses” and train the reader to diagnose illness, locate lost objects, foresee events and commune with the unseen. Part how-to manual, part manifesto against charlatanry, the book became a classic in American occultism and an important precursor to later New Thought and spiritualist literature.

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Seership: The Magnetic Mirror

Seership the Magnetic Mirror Paschal Beverly Randolph

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Authored by Brother KHEI and published in 1920, Rosicrucian Fundamentals condenses the Societas Rosicruciana in America’s inner curriculum into fourteen graded Instructions across 380 pages. Richly illustrated plates align occult cosmology with observable science: seven interpenetrating worlds, geological periods, etheric-astral bodies, reincarnation cycles, Atlantis and Lemuria pre-histories, volcanic and seismic energetics, and esoteric embryology. Comparative-religion sections bridge Buddhism, Christianity, and Kabbalah through disciplined concentration practice. Final lessons decode Solomon’s Temple as the human microcosm and trace the legend of Christian Rosencreutz. Questions, charts, and diagrams cultivate rigorous self-study toward transmutation and compassionate planetary service. 

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Rosicrucian Fundamentals

Rosicrucian Fundamentals by Brother KHEI (1920) 

Primordial Waters Guided is a gentle return to the primordial hush—the warm, rhythmic “waters” that once held you. You’re guided from steady grounding breaths into a weightless pool of inner stillness, where the rising, womb-like tide cradles your nervous system, softens tension, and rekindles a felt sense of safety and belonging. By observing yourself within this fluid sanctuary, you cleanse residual stress, reset emotional equilibrium, and emerge centered, light, and quietly empowered—reminded that this source of calm is always inside you.

Primordial Waters Guided 

The Black Books, 1913–1932: Notebooks of Transformation, Volume 1 (C. G. Jung, first published 2020; ed. Sonu Shamdasani) opens Jung’s private journals at the dramatic start of his inner journey—November 1913 to early 1914. In dated, handwritten entries he records waking visions, dialogues with soul-figures, and the earliest appearances of Elijah, Salome, and Philemon that would later feed directly into The Red Book. Brief editor’s essays, notes, and indices frame each section, clarifying historical context and Jung’s evolving ideas without altering his text. Together they offer a raw, day-by-day view of the genesis of analytical psychology. 

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The Black Books

The Black Books, 1913–1932: Notebooks of Transformation, Volume 1 C. G. Jung, first published 2020; ed. Sonu Shamdasani

The Gnostic Bible (2003), edited by Willis Barnstone and Marvin Meyer, is a single-volume anthology that translates and introduces more than forty Gnostic and kindred texts—from the Gospel of Thomas to Hermetic, Mandaean, Manichaean, Islamic mystical, and Cathar writings—framed by scholarly essays that clarify historical context and symbolism.

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The Gnostic Bible (2003)

The Gnostic Bible (2003), edited by Willis Barnstone and Marvin Meyer

The Pythagorean Triangle; or, The Science of Numbers (posthumous first edition, 1875) by Rev. George Oliver, D.D., is a Freemasonic-inflected study of ancient number lore. Drawing on Pythagorean, Platonic and biblical sources, Oliver devotes ten closely argued chapters—one for each digit from the monad to the decad—to the mathematical, musical, cosmological and moral symbolism the ancients read into numbers. Rich with Masonic references, the work aims to show how arithmetic underlies geometry, music, architecture and even religious ritual, making it a handbook of esoteric numerology for Victorian brethren and curious lay readers alike.

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The Pythagorean Triangle; The Science of Numbers

The Pythagorean Triangle; or, The Science of Numbers (posthumous first edition, 1875) by Rev. George Oliver, D.D.

Eulis! or, The History of Love (1874) by Paschal Beverly Randolph is a concise Rosicrucian treatise that fuses hermetic philosophy, mesmerism, and esoteric Christianity to show how physical passion and devoted partnership can become a disciplined “science of love.” In a series of direct lessons and ritual formulas, Randolph explains the magnetic power released through conscious sexual union, arguing that rightly directed desire awakens clairvoyance, strengthens health, and opens a path to divine communion and social harmony.

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The History of Love (1874)

The History of Love (1874) by Paschal Beverly Randolph

Beyond the Veil (1878) by Paschal Beverly Randolph—received posthumously through the mediums Frances H. McDougall and Luna Hutchinson—presents a concise spiritualist map of the after-death journey. Drawing on Rosicrucian lore and Swedenborgian cosmology, Randolph describes how “world-weaving” births subtle bodies, follows the soul’s transit through an intermediate realm called Sheol, and portrays everyday life, governance, healing arts, and higher learning in ascending spirit spheres. The work’s central theme is that love-guided will refines consciousness, determining each soul’s place and progress “beyond the veil.”

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Beyond the Veil (1878)

Beyond the Veil (1878) by Paschal Beverly Randolph

Title: The Anarchist Cookbook
Author: William Powell
First published: 1971

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A 160-page counter-culture manual that compiles step-by-step recipes for homemade explosives, incendiaries, improvised firearms, booby-traps, electronic eaves-dropping devices, sabotage tactics, hand-to-hand combat tips, and drug preparation methods—presented in four thematic sections (Drugs; Electronics & Sabotage; Weapons; Explosives). 

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The Anarchist Cookbook by William Powell (1971)

Masters Templar Mechanics Level-1: Planetary Shields Clinic Field Guide
Ashayana Deane (2001)

A compact, 52-page manual drawn from the MCEO “Freedom Teachings.” It opens with the Maharic Seal and 12-strand DNA-template activation, then walks practitioners through 13 progressive field techniques—from Tribal Shield cue-zone activation, Merkaba “Salutations,” and Rainbow Roundtable grid work to advanced Khundaray kundalini sequences, energy-sensing scans, vortex “data vending,” fight-or-flight clearing, planetary topographical surveys and Emerald-Order contact protocols. The guide functions as a hands-on toolkit for planetary Templar grid mechanics, DNA/merkaba calibration, and safe inter-dimensional service work.

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Masters Templar Mechanics Level-1

Masters Templar Mechanics: Planetary Shields Clinic Field Guide by Ashayana Deane (2001)

Eliphas Levi’s Transcendental Magic: Its Doctrine and Ritual, first issued in English by A. E. Waite in 1896, combines philosophical treatise and practical grimoire. Part I (“Doctrine”) lays out Levi’s grand synthesis: the Kabbalistic alphabet, Tarot keys, astral light, alchemy, and the pentagram, arguing that all faiths encode a single perennial science. Part II (“Ritual”) translates theory into ceremonial method—conjurations, pentacles, magnetic chain, evocation, and talismanic consecration—preceded by a step-by-step moral initiation. Throughout, Levi threads biblical exegesis, Hermetic axioms, Rosicrucian lore, and Masonic symbolism, aiming to restore magic as the rational, ethical art of harmonizing will, imagination, and universal law.

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