Julius Evola, The UR Group

Introduction to Magic, Volume II

The Path of Initiatic Wisdom
Übersetzer: Godwin, Joscelyn

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Authentic initiatic practices, rituals, and wisdom collected by the UR Group

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Inner Traditions Bear and Company
• Seitenzahl: 448
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. März 2019
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 225mm x 151mm x 24mm
• Gewicht: 606g
• ISBN-13: 9781620557174
• ISBN-10: 1620557177
• Artikelnr.: 52209219

Autorenporträt

A controversial philosopher and critic of modern Western civilization, Julius Evola (1898-1974) is considered one of the foremost authorities on the world’s esoteric traditions. He wrote widely on Eastern religions, alchemy, sexuality, politics, and mythology and published many books, including Revolt Against the Modern World.

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword: The “Magical” Gruppo di UR in Its Historical and Esoteric Context
by Hans Thomas Hakl
Introduction to the Second Volume
PART 1
I.1 PYTHAGORAS • The Golden Verses
I.2 ARVO AND EA • The Esoteric Doctrine of the “Centers” in a Christian
Mystic
1 I.3 ABRAXA • Ritual Magic
PART II
II.1 Instructions for Magical Chains Individual Instructions for
Preparation First Instructions for the Chain Instructions for a Later Phase
II.2 IAGLA • Subterranean Logic
II.3 PIETRO NEGRI • On the Western Tradition
1. Devaluation of the Pagan Tradition
2. East, West, and Christianity
3. The Initiatic Tradition in the West
4. The Roman Tradition
5. Roman Initiatic Wisdom
6. The Legend of Saturnus
7. Etymology of Saturn
8. Addenda
9. Agricultural Symbolism in Rome
PART III
III.1 HAVISMAT • Tradition and Realization
III.2 OSO • A Solar Will
III.3 PIETRO NEGRI • The Secret Language of the Fedeli d’Amore
III.4 ABRAXA • Solutions of Rhythm and Liberation
III.5 LUCE • Opus Magicum: The Diaphanous Body
PART IV
IV.1 ARVO • Vitalizing the “Signs” and “Grips”
IV.2 EA • Initiatic Consciousness beyond the Grave
IV.3 Various Commentaries
The Magic, The Master, The Song
PART V
V.1 IAGLA • On the “Corrosive Waters”
V.2 ARVO • Ethnology and the “Perils of the Soul”
V.3 On the Art of the Hermetic Philosophers
V.4 Various Commentaries
Desire in Magic -- Meaning of the Ritual -- Feeling and Realization --
Anticipations of Physical Alchemy -- On Shamanic Initiation
PART VI
VI.1 Experiences: The “Double” and Solar Consciousness
VI.2 EA • On the Metaphysics of Pain and Illness
VI.3 LEO • Notes for the Animation of the “Centers”
VI.4 ARVO • Kirillov and Initiation
PART VII VII.1 HAVISMAT • Notes on Ascesis and on Anti-Europe
VII.2 MILAREPA • Excerpts from the Life of Milarepa
The Demon of the Snows -- The Song of Joy -- The Song of the Essence of
Things
VII.3 ARVO • The Magic of Effigies
PART VIII
VIII.1 EA • Esotericism and Morality
VIII.2 NILIUS • Medicine and Poison
VIII.3 Turba Philosophorum: The Assembly of the Wise
VIII.4 Various Commentaries
Corporealizing Consciousness -- On “Mortification” -- On Power
PART IX
IX.1 ABRAXA • The Magic of Creation
IX.2 PIETRO NEGRI • On the Opposition Contingent on Spiritual Development
IX.3 Some Effects of Magical Discipline: The “Dissociation of the Mixed”
PART X
X.1 The Contrast between Positive Science and Magic: Positions and
Solutions
X.2 ABRAXA • The Magic of Conjunctions
X.3 OTAKAR BŘEZINA • Perspectives X.4 Various Commentaries Prodigies and
Former Times -- Sexual Magic
PART XI
XI.1 BRENO • Notes on Occult Morphology and Spiritual Corporeality
XI.2 ZAM • A Pagan Magical Spell
XI.3 ARVO • On the Hyperborean Tradition
XI.4 The Golden Flower of the Great One
XI.5 Various Commentaries Woman and Initiation -- Ex Oriente lux
Index