Annie Besant

Margaret Murray

Florence Farr

Helena P. Blavatsky

Mabel Collins

Lady Archibald Campbell

Katherine Hillard

Jessie Horne

Edith Wheeler

Mary L. Lewes

Though often overlooked in the history of western esotericism, women made a strong showing during the nineteenth century occult revival. Notable women such as Madame Blavatsky and Annie Besant certainly stand out, even to this day, as vanguards. This collection is intended not only to showcase some of their writing but demonstrate that women's involvement in occult publishing isn't something new. A collection of 18 essays by women writers on the Subjects of Spirituality, Mysticism, Magic, Witchcraft, the Kabbalah, Rosicrucian and Hermetic Philosophy, Alchemy, Theosophy, Ancient Wisdom, Esoteric History and Related Lore.

The Feminine Occult: A Collection of Women Writers on the Subjects of Spirituality, Mysticism, Magic, Witchcraft, the Kabbalah, Rosicrucian and Hermetic Philosophy, Alchemy, Theosophy, Ancient Wisdom, Esoteric History and Related Lore

Light on the Path ... Written down by M. C. [i.e. Mabel Collins] with notes by the author. [With the Comments published in "Lucifer," together with "Through the Gates of Gold" by the same author.].

Light on the Path and Karma

Light on the Path

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Light on the Path ...

A True Story of a Black Magician

The Blossom and the Fruit

Love's Chaplet

Reproduction of the original: Light on the Path and Through the Gates of Gold by Mabel Collins

Light on the Path and Through the Gates of Gold

Historia de una maga negra

Entrar en la iniciación para un Mago es un trabajo duro. Ella sabía que tenía una gran tarea por delante; limpiar el desastre de su pasado, pero nada podría haberla preparado para los horrores que la aguardaban en esta vida actual. Ella, la hechicera (la flor) Él, el discípulo (el fruto). Juntos en el reto más feroz de sus últimas vidas; contra el mundo y contra la misma ley de causa y efecto de este gran universo. ¿Hasta dónde llegará esta maga para proteger a sus seres queridos contra los torrentes del karma? ¿Cuánto tiempo podrá evadir sus sentimientos mientras su cuerpo y su mente luchan contra la creciente necesidad de ser parte de la gran hermandad? Tal vez las respuestas estén en el misterioso hombre que ha de acudir en ayuda de la gran obra, o tal vez son como todos los demás que quieren manipularla o reclamarla, dándose cuenta de que ella es la clave para completar tal obra. Ella tiene la intención de poner de rodillas a los que se interpongan en su camino en esta aventura de amor, magia y verdades escalofriantes.

Un Cuento de Amor y Magia

LA FLOR Y EL FRUTO

This strange story has come from a far country and was brought in a mysterious manner; we claim only to be the scribes and the editors. In this capacity, however, it is we who are answerable to the public and the critics. We therefore ask in advance, one favor only of the reader; that he will accept (while reading this story) the theory of the re-incarnation of souls as a living fact.

Excerpt from The Blossom and the Fruit: A True Story of a Black Magician And so she submitted to that which in her first youth would no more have been endured by her than the bit by the wild horse. The apricot blossom has fallen and fruit has followed it the leaves have fallen and the trees are bare. The sky is gray and wild above, the ground dank and soft with fallen leaves below. The aspect of the place has changed, but it is the same; the face and form of the woman have changed, but she is the same. She is alone again in the wild orchard, finding her way by instinct to the spot where her first lover died. She has found it. What is there? Some white bones that lie together; a skeleton. The woman's eyes fasten and feed on the Sight and grow large and ter rible. Horror at last is struck into her soul. This is all that is left of her young love, who died by her hand - white bones that lie in ghastly order! And the long hot days and sultry nights of her life have been given to a tyrant who has reaped no gladness and no satisfaction from her submission; for he has not learned yet even the difference between woman and woman. All alike are mere creatures like the wild things; creatures to hunt and to conquer. Dumbly in her dark heart strange questionings arise. She turns from this graveyard of her unquestioning time and goes back to her slavery. Through the years of her life she waits and wonders, looking blankly at the life around her. Will no answer come to her soul? About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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