Magic: White and Black or The Science of Finite and Infinite Life Containing Practical Hints for Students of Occultism
Author: Franz Hartmann
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Description: Magic: White and Black or The Science of Finite and Infinite Life Containing Practical Hints for Students of Occultism por Franz Hartmann explores the principles of white magic and spiritual development. This book is a valuable resource for understanding occultism and mastering spiritual power.
Pages: 172
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