Studies in Occultism

The cornerstone of Western occult philosophy, presenting natural magic and the hidden powers of stones, herbs, stars, and numbers. Agrippa's classic system shaped centuries of magical thought.

Cornelius Agrippa

Manly P. Hall's vast encyclopedic survey of the world's secret traditions, from Hermeticism and the Kabbalah to Freemasonry, alchemy, and the Mysteries. A landmark reference for esoteric study.

Manly P. Hall

Blavatsky's monumental work on the origins of the cosmos and humanity, synthesizing science, religion, and ancient wisdom. Volume One, Cosmogenesis, lays out the foundations of theosophy.

H. P. Blavatsky

Eliphas Levi's influential treatise on the doctrine and ritual of high magic, linking the Tarot, Kabbalah, and ceremonial practice. One of the texts that defined modern occultism.

Eliphas Levi

A concise study of the seven Hermetic principles said to underlie all occult teaching, from mentalism to cause and effect. A clear entry point into hermetic philosophy.

Three Initiates