
audiobook
by Thomas H. Burgoyne, Belle M. Wagner
\ AUTHOR: Burgoyne, Thomas H.
VOLUME II Introduction - Chapter I The Zodiac - Chapter II The Constellations - Chapter III The Spiritual Interpretation of the Twelve Houses of the Zodiac - Chapter IV Astro-Theology - Chapter V Astro-Mythology - Chapter VI Symbolism - Chapter VII Alchemy Part I (organic) - Chapter VIII Alchemy Part II (occult) - Chapter IX Talismans - Chapter X Ceremonial Magic - Chapter XI Magic Wands - Chapter XII The Tablets of Aeth in three parts - Part I the Twelve Mansions Part II the Ten Planetary Rulers Part III the Ten Great Powers of the Universe - Chapter XIII Penetralia - PUBLISHER'S PREFACE
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION TO VOL. II
CHAPTER 1 - THE ZODIAC
CHAPTER II - THE CONSTELLATIONS
CHAPTER III. THE SPIRITUAL INTERPRETATION OF THE TWELVE HOUSES OF THE HOROSCOPE
CHAPTER IV. ASTRO-THEOLOGY
THE SCHEME OF REDEMPTION
CHAPTER V. ASTRO-MYTHOLOGY
Delve into a richly layered exploration of the cosmos as a mirror of the soul. This volume guides listeners through the zodiac’s twelve houses, the myths woven into the constellations, and the hidden symbolism that connects celestial patterns to inner transformation. With clear, methodical explanations, it reveals how ancient astro‑theology and mythology can illuminate modern spiritual quests.
The journey continues into the practical arts of the occult, offering insightful overviews of alchemical principles, talismans, and ceremonial magic. Listeners will encounter the enigmatic “Tablets of Aeth,” a three‑part guide to planetary rulers and universal powers, as well as the author’s personal reflections on the deeper “Penetralia” of consciousness. Presented as a concise yet comprehensive guide, the work invites seekers to uncover timeless wisdom that bridges the heavens and the human heart.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (288K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Feb 1, 1999
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
An influential voice in late 19th-century occult writing, this Scottish-born astrologer is best known for The Light of Egypt, a work that helped carry Hermetic and astrological ideas to American readers. His life was as unusual as his books, moving from Britain to the United States and leaving a lasting mark on esoteric circles.
View all booksBest known for mystical fiction and esoteric writing, this late-19th-century author moved easily between storytelling and occult philosophy. Her work has stayed in circulation through public-domain editions, especially for readers drawn to astrology, spiritualism, and fin-de-siècle metaphysical literature.
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