Lessons Learned from Occult Letters
- 164 pages
- 6 hours of reading
The correspondence between William G. Gray and his mentor Emil Napoleon Hauenstein, a mystic and initiate of the occultist Papus, explores profound psycho-spiritual principles of occultism. Gray emphasizes that this practice transcends ordinary experience, guiding individuals toward self-mastery and control over their faculties. Hauenstein's teachings reveal that occultism is a serious commitment to personal development and spiritual progress, rather than mere entertainment, framing it as a transformative way of life.