ATUA: Voices from La Société Voudon Gnostique edited by David Beth (Fulgur Limited, 2011) Deluxe Edition Unsigned Copy

ATUA: Voices from La Société Voudon Gnostique edited by David Beth (Fulgur Limited, 2011) Deluxe Edition Unsigned CopyDavid Beth, ed. ATUA: Voices from La Socit Voudon Gnostique. London: Fulgur Limited, 2011. 197 pages. Deluxe edition. Bound in embossed black leather with matching cloth slipcase. Unsigned hors commerce copy #13 21. Condition: Near Fine. Slight wear along upper edges of dust jacket (see photos). Minor shelf wear on slipcase.

demographic—plaguing Europe in the fourteenth century

The initiation process in which the  individual may seek to strengthen and illuminate the self in own black flame

Description from the publisher: Drawn from their pioneering documentary work in the late 1940s

The second part of the book opens with a biographical essay by the leading Trithemius scholar

In Elf Queens and Holy Friars Richard Firth Green investigates an important aspect of medieval culture that has been largely ignored by modern literary scholarship: the omnipresent belief in fairyland

but also a realization that these fragments are our legacy and by working with them mindfully

Author Samuel David’s Order of the Rod & Ring seeks to fill those lacunae with a spiritual journey that combines traditional Mesopotamian praxis with a contemporary paradigm

Ceri Houlbrook

and to some extent Ukraine and Belorussia

and some clerical authorities argued that it almost certainly entailed the summoning of spiritual forces considered diabolical

Privately published as a series of occult essays with hand-drawn images by Steffi between 1959-1963

their very lives were at stake