Συγγραφείς

(Lemegeton vel Clavicula Solomonis Regis) One of the most hard to find Forbidden Books, the famous –or infamous– Lemegeton, translated, edited, verified, introduced and commented by Aleister Crowley, from the original translation by McGregor Mathers. This is large-sized spiral-bound, heavy red paper (180 gr.) edition, especially designed for practical use. A must for the Adept of the Art.

ΠΡΟΣΩΡΙΝΑ ΕΞΑΝΤΛΗΜΕΝΟ

Edited by Dr Morton Prince, M.D. LL.D.
Dreams, the Supernatural, Demonic possessions, Sex worship in religion, Metaphysics, and many more, in the light of psychology. This is a collective scientific work, from The Journal of Abnormal Psychology.

by Dr. Ferdinand Ossendowski
An exciting real adventure into the dark heart of Asia in search of mysteries, the subterranean Kingdom of Agharti and the mystical King of the World., by the well-known Polish explorer Dr. F. Ossendowski.

by Edward Bulwer, Lord Lytton
The famous, hard to find novel written by an adept, Lord Lytton, about the mysterious Vril power and the mystical underground world of the Vril-ya. An enigmatic story that has influenced many secret societies and occult groups.

by H. Stanley Redgrove
A brief account of the alchemistic doctrines, and their relations to mysticism and to recent discoveries in physical science.

by St. John Damascene.
A strange text of religious mysticism written in about the 7th century – the story of Buddha from within a Christian context, in which Bodhisattva Buddha appears under the name of “Iosaphat”, a prince of India.

by Charles Fort
The first book of Charles Fort’s famous tetralogy on all sorts of weird and unexplained phenomena that defy scientific dogma, and, for that matter, any logical explanation.

The famous medieval Anglo-Saxon epic from the 7th century A.D, based on old traditions, legends and myths of the North.

by Aleister Crowley
Subject: Occult – Magic

Interpreted by Gustavus Hindman Miller
A practical exposition and interpretation of thousands of dream symbols and images.

by Thomas de Quincy
A personal biographical memoir: The strange visions and dreams of a poet under the influence of opium. A classic of the English literature.