Title: Total Bunk
Product review: After reading several books on occultism and the esoteric orders, I think it is mostly bunk. It seems that a desire to severe from the status quo, an overactive imagination, and an egotistical drive to be involved in magic pretty much sums up occultism. They seem to tenuously link together such things as the Egyptian mysteries, Hermeticism, alchemy, Greek mystery/philosophy schools, and various interpretations about the 17th Century Rosicrucian letters to get occultism and modern mystery schools. And to think it all started with the ancient, highly advanced culture of Atlantis, the lost continent, that was an allegory written of by Plato.Now, all of that said, if you are into esoteric orders and occultism, Dion Fortune was apparently one of the leading ladies of the occult in her time, and her work is still revered by those in such circles. Maybe then this book is for you.
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