Jack Parsons was a rocket scientist, an occultist and a member of Crowley's magical order. His eloquent writings on the human condition convey passion, intelligence and deep conviction. "Freedom Is A Two-Edged Sword of which one edge is liberty and the other responsibility, on which both edges are exceedingly sharp".

Freedom Is a Two Edged Sword and Other Essays (Oriflamme)

Religion & Spirituality

Beta, Hymenaeus

Parsons, Jack W.

Beta, Cameron

New Age & Spirituality

New Falcon Pubns

Healing Energy Prayer and Relaxation

REGARDIE, ISRAEL

Here is the whole Jungian corpus in a nutshell, spelled out brilliantly in the form of original stories, fables, myths and parables. Each is beautifully written, intriguing, commanding one's full attention. Spiegelman is highly imaginative, a truly creative psychologist.  The book deals symbolically with the process of individuation, the growth to be Oneself, the movement Godward. As such, it is the story of the great Work, the noblest story and Work of them all, told with simplicity and deep sincerity.

The Tree of Life: A Jungian Journey: Tales in Psycho-Mythology

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Spiegelman, J. Marvin

Psychology & Counseling

"Christianity is not only the cause but the symptom of slavery". Crowley's tongue is at its sharpest in this indictment of Christianity. The World's Tragedy is more relevant than ever with the current rise of the Fundamentalist Movement. With incisive commentary by Crowley experts Pegardie, Hyatt, and DuQuette.

Worlds Tragedy

CROWLEY, Aleister

Occult & Paranormal

The Legend Of Aleister Crowley has the focus and passion of timeliness. An invaluable and honest appraisal of a man who was called "monster", "degenerate", "traitor", "criminal", "pornographer", and "devil worshipper". Written by men who really knew the man behind the myth.

The Legend of Aleister Crowley

Israel Regardie

P.R. Stephensen

Teachers of Fulfillment

Lazy Mans Guide to Relaxation

Crowley described AHA! as "An exposition in poetic language of the ways of attainment and the results obtained." This profoundly esoteric work particularly highlights the two central experiences of the Path, the Knowledge and Conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel and the Crossing of the Abyss. It also marks Crowley's final acceptance of the mysteries and teachings of The Book of the Law . This new edition features a previously unpublished and invaluable Commentary by Frater Achad, one of Crowley's most important early students, which indicates a method by which the mystic depths of AHA! may be further explored. It includes an elaborate Commentary by Israel Regardie, a primary Crowley biographer and spokesman. An Afterword by Crowley scholar James Wasserman places the work within the context of Crowley's overall life and teaching.

An Interview With Israel Regardie: His Final Thoughts and Views

Israel Regardie (born Francis Israel Regudy on November 17th, 1907 in London, England) was one of the most influential Adepts of the Golden Dawn. He was also a dedicated writer, chiropractor and therapist. It was his main ambition to preserve and perpetuate the teachings and work of the Golden Dawn and Aleister Crowley. Israel Regardie met with the Golden Dawn magician Aleister Crowley (October 12th, 1875 - December 1st, 1947) in Paris in October of 1928 to become his personal secretary and student (he also became Crowley's Confidential Agent and a IX° Member of Crowley's O.T.O.). On October 28th, 1930, Regardie took the Oath of the Probationer in Crowley's Order of the A.·. A.·., which was Crowley's reformulated and advanced version of the system of the Golden Dawn (Crowley even maintained the name of the Golden Dawn for the Outer Order). Then in January of 1933, shortly after severing with Crowley, Regardie, like his magical mentor, joined the Golden Dawn (or, more appropriately, an offshoot of the Order called the Stella Matutina) at Hermes Temple in Bristol with the Neophyte motto Frater Ad Majorem Adonai Gloriam. Regardie states in his book, The Eye in the Triangle: An Interpretation of Aleister Crowley, that he retained this same Neophyte Motto for his 5=6 Adept degree, the Adeptus Minor Grade. (Regardie resigned from Hermes Temple of the Stella Matutina on December 5th, 1934.) Regardie was an Adept who was devoted to the Great Work of preserving and perpetuating the teachings of both Aleister Crowley and the Golden Dawn about which he once stated: "They have left indelible marks on my life, and my career if I want to use that term, but certainly on my personal life. On the other hand, I cannot separate Crowley from The Golden Dawn, because Crowley was The Golden Dawn and The Golden Dawn was Crowley." - From An Interview with Israel Regardie: His Final Thoughts and Views (Falcon Press, 1985).

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Survival: A New Approach from the Life Science to the Major Problem of Our Time

Praagh, Richard Van

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