Name: A Commentary on 'The Cosmic Doctrine' Understanding Dion Fortune’S Masterpiece of Spiritual Creation and Evolution
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Author: John Michael Greer
ISBN: 9781801520102

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A Commentary on 'The Cosmic Doctrine' Understanding Dion Fortune’S Masterpiece of Spiritual Creation and Evolution

Type

Physical Book

Author

John Michael Greer

Publisher

Aeon Books

Language

English

Pages

266

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

22.6 x 15.0 x 1.8 cm

Weight

0.36 kg.

ISBN13

9781801520102

Synopsis "A Commentary on 'The Cosmic Doctrine' Understanding Dion Fortune’S Masterpiece of Spiritual Creation and Evolution "

A fascinating analysis of the most important work of occult philosophy in the 20th Century. Dion Fortune's The Cosmic Doctrine is a foundational text which has been required reading for students of the occult since it was first published in 1956. In it she attempts to explain the meaning and evolution of the cosmos from the first beginnings to our lives today. However, the The Cosmic Doctrine isn't an easy book to read. It's conciseness makes it hard going, for every sentence requires close attention, but the challenge it offers to its readers goes well beyond this. In a phrase that has become famous in occult circles since its publication, The Cosmic Doctrine is intended to train the mind, not to inform it; it attempts to communicate to the reader an unfamiliar way of thinking, and so a great deal of patience and hard work are required to grasp what it has to say. Some of the difficulties, however, can be smoothed out by reframing and rephrasing the ideas Fortune presents, and this is what this book aims to do. John Michael Greer provides a learned and elucidating commentary on this classic text to allow students and teachers alike to more easily digest and understand this fantastic book.

John Michael Greer

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Nacido en el austero pueblo naval de Bremerton, Washington, y criado en los suburbios del sur de Seattle, comencé a escribir casi en cuanto aprendí a sostener un lápiz. La máxima del editor de ciencia ficción George Scithers, que decía que todos los aspirantes a escritores tienen un millón de palabras de mala prosa y que tienen que escribirla, resume bastante bien las dos décadas transcurridas entre mi primer intento serio de escribir un libro y mi primer libro publicado, "Senderos de Sabiduría", publicado en 1996. Actualmente vivo en Cumberland, Maryland, con mi esposa Sara; soy presidente —Gran Archidruida es el título oficial— de la Antigua Orden de Druidas de América (AODA), una orden druida fundada en 1912; y escribo en media docena de campos de no ficción, casi todos centrados en el resurgimiento de ideas, perspectivas y tradiciones prácticas olvidadas del basurero de la historia.

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