Practical Occultism in Everyday Life

Fortune, Dion

Published by Williams & Norgate Ltd., London, England, 1935

About this Item

93 pp. Usual ex-library markings, with some margin marking on 18 pages. with pages 23 to 26 slightly creased. Previously owned by journalist Charles Clay, who donated the volume to the Manitoba Provincial Library. "According to orthodox occult tradition, the Mystery teaching should be strictly reserved for those who have offered the unreserved dedication and have had years of training and passed exacting tests. In other words, occultism meant adepthood or nothing. But with the general spread of occult knowledge which is taking place at the present time, a change is coming over the spirit of the movement. Just as community singing has taught everyone to enjoy taking part in the rendering of music, so the wayfaring man is asking that he shall be enabled to apply the methods of which he reads to the problems of his daily life. One cannot deny that this is a very reasonable request." - Chapter One. Seller Inventory # 003531

Bibliographic Details

Title: Practical Occultism in Everyday Life

Publisher: Williams & Norgate Ltd., London, England

Publication Date: 1935

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Good

Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket