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The ultimate book in exploring the hidden depths of magic and the Western Esoteric Tradition

In
his defining masterpiece, Mouni Sadhu offers the reader an
encyclopaedic exploration of the Western esoteric tradition and magical
philosophy with the major arcana of the Tarot as a guide.

Each
of the 101 lessons contained in this volume is packed with occult
philosophy, symbolism, and hints for practice.  (The practices
themselves are elsewhere, in his books Concentration, Meditation, and Theurgy,
which should be studied in that order along with this book.)  Those
students who want to get the most out of this volume should plan on
devoting a week to each lesson, reading it several times and making sure
that a thorough grasp of the important concepts has been gained. Two
years devoted to this study will result in a thorough understanding of
Hermetic occultism

The symbolism and correspondences found in The Tarot are
not the ones most familiar in occult writings in the English-speaking
world.  They derive from the main European tradition of modern
Hermeticism, which starts with Eliphas Lévi’s groundbreaking Doctrine and Ritual of High Magic
and proceeds through the works of Stanislaus de Guaita, Paul Christian,
Papus (Gerard Encausse), and Oswald Wirth, among others, to Mouni
Sadhu.  Readers who are used to the current of Hermetic teaching set in
motion by the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, which lies behind most
occultism in the English-speaking world, may find themselves surprised
by the very different approaches Mouni Sadhu presents here and elsewhere
in his works.