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Binding: PaperbackEAN: 9780893148423 ISBN: 0893148423 Label: Philosophical Research Society Manufacturer: Philosophical Research Society Number Of Items: 1 Publication Date: 1996-07 Publisher: Philosophical Research Society Studio: Philosophical Research Society Related Items:
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 Rating: - The Divine TrinityThe Occult Anatomy of Man, Melchizedek and the Mystery of Fire and Spiritual Centers in Man are three books that I highly recommend for any serious student of the occult. I have Spritual Centers in Man under its original title, An Essay on the Fundamental Principles of Operative Occultism....it is pretty much the same book. It talks about the various spiritual centers but what I like about it most is the beginning subject matter which is the requirements of the occult student and what he or her ... Read More Rating: - makes you thinkFor such a small booklet, it has a lot of information that you need to process. There are just so many things that are all connected to make ONE, being who you are and how things work, it truly is amazing. Rating: - Manly P. Hall a respectable man!Don't pay attention to the "rubbish" review. Buy this book! People like this should not be reading any of the Mystical books! To a person who is NOT READY all is rubbish. This is why the first Tarot key is called "The Fool". Because to a "normal" person anyone with knowledge of the Mysteries is a Fool! This is why we have the gargoyles, sphinx, and "monsters" outside mystery schools! To frighten the weak of mind away! I have been a Rosicrucian (BOTA, AMORC) for 28 years and a Mason for one. I am also ... Read More Rating: - The Mystery of FireThis is a great book! Don't be mislead by the diminutive size of this volume, only fifty-four pages. The book is packed with more than enough ideas to ponder in just one sitting. The title is somewhat misleading, only a small portion of the book deals with Melchizedek. The mystery of fire and its meaning to mankind is the actual theme of the book. The author attempts to provide his readers a method to discover the origins of man, who he is, and his true place in the universe. Hall describes ... Read More 
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