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Sepharial
Cosmic symbolism : $b Being a discussion and exposition of some recondite and obscure points in the art of the Kabalists, the mysteries of sound, form and number, and the basic principles of cosmic symbolism
"Cosmic Symbolism" by Sepharial is a comprehensive discussion and exposition of occult philosophy, particularly the principles of Kabalism and the mysteries of sound, form, and number, written in the early 20th century. This work aims to illuminate various obscure concepts related to occultism, examining the interactions between cosmic laws, human consciousness, and spiritual evolution. The author approaches the subject with a mixture of historical context and philosophical depth, suggesting that understanding these occult principles may benefit personal spiritual development. At the start of the volume, the introduction lays the groundwork for a deeper exploration of occultism, emphasizing the importance of understanding the cosmos and its relation to human existence. Sepharial highlights the misconceptions surrounding occultism and presents it as a legitimate system that integrates ethical, philosophical, and scientific perspectives. He argues that a coherent understanding of the spiritual and psychic powers within man is essential for self-realization and explores the interconnectedness of various celestial phenomena with earthly experiences. The initial chapters set the tone for a journey through ancient wisdom and its relevance to modern beliefs, merging esoteric concepts with practical implications for readers seeking insight into the universe's underlying truths.
C. J. (Casper James) Coffman
Manual of the Enumeration A Text Book on the Sciences of the Enumeration, Book one
"Manual of the Enumeration" by C. J. Coffman is a textbook on the sciences of numerology, astrology, and related disciplines, written in the late 1920s. The book is designed for personal study or classroom use, and aims to facilitate an understanding of the principles of enumeration through clear definitions and practical applications. Its primary topic revolves around human analysis via numerical systems and interpretations. At the start of the work, Coffman introduces the concept of enumeration as a collection of sciences dedicated to analyzing the purposes and directions of an individual's life on Earth. He outlines the structure of the book, which is divided into three major volumes, with the first volume intending to introduce basic concepts like numerology and astrological influences. The opening includes various tables and definitions that give insight into calculating personal numbers based on birth dates and names, setting the stage for a deeper exploration of personal destiny and character attributes influenced by numbers and cosmic forces.
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