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The Kybalion & The Emerald Tablet of Hermes: two essential texts of Hermetic PhilosophyAuthor: Three InitiatesPublisher: Aziloth BooksPublication Date: June 08, 2017Number of Pages: 122...

This anonymously-written book on the principles of 'Hermetic Philosophy' has had an enduring impact on many branches of esotericism since its first publication in 1908. Spare and concise in its...

At the tender age of 16, Yehonala entered the Emperor's harem in the Forbidden City, a perilous world peopled by envious nobles and calculating eunuchs, where a misplaced word or gesture could...

'Baroness Emma Orczy wrote 'The Scarlet Pimpernel' as a stage play in 1903, and its great success in the theatre prompted a series of books based on the adventures of its hero, Sir Percy Blakeney,...

Thomas H. Burgoyne was born in Scotland on April 14th 1855. As a child, he claimed visions of a group of advanced entities known as the Brotherhood of Light, whose purpose was to guide human destiny...

Taking as his subject the Legend of Hiram Abiff, renowned occultist Manly P Hall reveals the hidden aspects of Freemasonry in beautiful and poetic prose. The rare "Initiates of the Flame" uses 40...

The Lost World : With Map, and 12 Original IllustrationsAuthor: Arthur Conan DoylePublisher: Aziloth BooksPublication Date: Jan 29, 2020Number of Pages: 160 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding:...

Almost one thousand years ago two people fell in love. Peter Abelard was the tutor of nineteen year old Heloise, and nearly twenty years her senior. It was a torrid affair, Heloise fell pregnant, and...

One of Dion Fortune's first works - when she still wrote under her given name, Violet Firth - this book began life as a series of lectures on elementary psychology given at the Medico-Psychological...

Charles Webster Leadbeater was ordained an Anglian priest in 1879 but, just four years later, a deep interest in spiritualism and the occult caused him to sever his ties with the church and to join...

The Meaning of Masonry : (Aziloth Books)Author: Walter Leslie WilmshurstPublisher: Aziloth BooksPublication Date: Feb 18, 2020Number of Pages: 128 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10:...

Marcus Aurelius was Emperor of Rome from 161 - 180 AD. His rule was absolute and - as the lives of other Emperors reveal only too clearly - he was able, with impunity, to indulge in any vice, crime...

The Most Holy Trinosophia' is an esoteric book of reputedly great power. It is said to have been written by the Comte de St.-Germain, a mysterious 18th century adept, confidant of kings, prophet,...

Chesterton's classic 'philosophical travelogue' details his thoughts and conclusions during a visit to the Middle East in 1920. With his characteristic bluntness - leavened as always with humour and...

A.E.Waite was no ordinary dabbler in the occult and spent most of his life cataloguing its secrets. Though an accomplished mystic, (and co-creator of the Rider-Waite Tarot cards) he retained a...

Despite a Global Economy in total disarray, and nations teetering on the brink of debt default, many people still retain a touching faith in the system that brought us to this sorry pass. In 'The...

Aristotle's celebrated work reviews the benefits/dangers of the major political systems - republic, democracy, aristocracy, oligarchy and tyranny - with a view to deciding which constitutes the ideal...

This classic of devotional literature was written sometime in the late seventeenth century. Its author, Brother Lawrence, was born Nicholas Herman, and served as a soldier before becoming a monk in...

Originally written for a select few, this book reveals that most people lack self-awareness for much of their waking life - they are Asleep. To truly awaken is a difficult task, and Ouspensky's five...

William Henry Hudson was a true child of South America, born in Argentina in 1841. His parents had emigrated from the USA to begin sheep farming, and the young William grew up herding stock with...

'The Railway Children' is a heart-warming story of three children whose world is suddenly turned upside down. From living in a plush London suburb the children find their father suddenly disappears...

Max Heindel's mysticism is set firmly in the western tradition of the Gnosis. Following a series of disappointments and ill health, Heindel claims to have been visited by a Spiritual Being, who he...

In July 1856, Professor Edward Cowell sent his friend Edward Fitzgerald a Persian-language copy of poems by Omar Khayyam, the 12th century Persian poet, astronomer, and mathematician. Fitzgerald...

Sickened by the post-Roman turmoil of 5th Century Italy, Benedict renounced the world and retired to a life of Christian contemplation in a cave just west of Rome. Revered for his sanctity, local...

The Sayings Of Mencius - 9781913751111Author: Master MenciusPublisher: Aziloth BooksPublication Date: June 18, 2021Number of Pages: 150 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10:...

In 17th century New England, an adulterous relation between Hester Prynne and a lover she refuses to name, results in the birth of a daughter, Pearl. To advertise Hester's sin, she is forced to wear...

It is 1792, the French Revolution is at its height, and 'Madame Guillotine' is plying her murderous trade - the sons of the Revolution intent on exterminating the hated 'Aristos', sparing neither man...

Wallace D. Wattles was born in 1860, in Illinois, USA. Lacking a formal education, he lived as a farm labourer, continually failing at a variety of projects until, late in life, he devised the...

Modern medical science and the ancient writings are as one on the importance of correct breathing as an aid to longevity and emotional stability. Unfortunately, this seemingly simple act - breathing...

Published in 1910, 'The Science of Getting Rich' was the first book to use the Law of Attraction as a means to achieve personal prosperity. According to this law, all phenomena of similar frequency...