Initiation In Hermetism - Franz Bardon

Franz Bardon is considered by many to be the greatest initiate of the 20th century. A tireless agent of light, he survived Hitler's concentration camps but died a victim of communist persecution in 1958. He left behind four legendary books that they became canonical writings for occult literature.

Initiation into Hermetism is the first and most important of Bardon's works and is rightly regarded as the basis of his entire work. Unlike other books on the subject of magic, Bardon focuses on the practical training necessary to acquire true magic.

Using the four elements, that of fire, air, water and earth as a basis, Bardon teaches the disciple how to master these universal forces in the three worlds, that of body, soul and spirit. The author guides the learner step by step through all the exercises, providing detailed exercises from the entire field of magic, from basic thought control and imagination techniques to advanced astral travel techniques, the use of talismans and magic mirrors, and much more. . No other writer has ever developed such a clear, concise and practical program of development in the field of magic.