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The books of Frater Eisenheim — reading by subscription. Occultism, Kabbalah and ceremonial magic, in series and volumes.

All (46)Series (6)Books (40)
Vehuiah: A Chama do Recomeço
Book · Vol. I

Vehuiah

Quando a força de vontade deixa de servir à vontade de Deus e passa a ser a teimosia que só quer a própria?

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Jeliel: O Amor que Gera
Book · Vol. II

Jeliel

Quando o amor deixa de gerar vida e passa a ser o desejo de possuir o outro?

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Sitael: O Edificador
Book · Vol. III

Sitael

Quando edificar deixa de servir ao bem e passa a erguer monumentos ao próprio ego?

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Aratron: The Lord of Time
Book · Vol. I

Aratron

When do time and limit cease to shape the soul, and man comes instead to make of them a prison, mistaking the force for the Source?

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Bethor: The Crown of Expansion
Book · Vol. II

Bethor

When do blessing and greatness cease to lift the soul, and man comes instead to swell himself with them, mistaking the force for the Source?

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Phaleg: The Sword of the Will
Book · Vol. III

Phaleg

When do force and courage cease to protect life, and man comes instead to make use of them to dominate and to win, mistaking the force for the Source?

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Och: The Sun of the Sages
Book · Vol. IV

Och

When do light and healing cease to reveal the truth, and man comes instead to use them for his own brilliance, mistaking the force for the Source?

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Hagith: The Beauty that Draws
Book · Vol. V

Hagith

When do beauty and love cease to reveal harmony, and man comes instead to use them to possess and to adorn the lie, mistaking the force for the Source?

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Ophiel: The Mercurial Word
Book · Vol. VI

Ophiel

When do the word and intelligence cease to serve the truth, and man comes instead to use them to manipulate and to negotiate the soul, mistaking the force for the Source?

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Phul: The Moon of Waters
Book · Vol. VII

Phul

When do dream and imagination cease to reflect the truth, and man comes instead to drown in his own reflection, mistaking the force for the Source?

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