Main menu
You are here
| Size | Seeds | Peers | Completed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5.32 MiB | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Sane Occultism
REVIEW:
Violet Mary Firth Evans (Dion Fortune) brings forth an excellent apologetic treatise on the subject. Without wild statements of psychic experiences, spell-casting, and paranormal phenomenon in proof of which no shadow of independent evidence can be offered, Fortune provides rational and objective techniques and explanations to pursue the science of Occultism.
Showing that Occultism is more of a philosophy of life derived from personal experiences and the religious nature attributed to them, Fortune alludes to the powerful nature of occult attraction and the moral and ethical consequences derived as a result of formal investigation and practice that accompany such an attraction.
"Never lay aside your common sense or your moral integrity. Let no one persuade you to do evil or even associate with evil in order that good may come of it or you may obtain knowledge." -- p.103.
A very insightful look into the world of occult science from a philosophical perspective without shenanigans. Five stars.
-JP, 32nd Degree F&AM
- Log in to post comments