Paschal Beverly Randolph was a medical doctor and occultist who introduced the principles of sex magic to North America. He is credited by A.E. Waite with establishing the earliest known Rosicrucian order in the United States. Despite writings expressing an aversion to suicide, his death was officially ruled self-inflicted, though conflicting accounts and later confessions suggest he was murdered.
Set against the backdrop of Rosicrucian philosophy, the narrative follows Tom Clark and his wife as they navigate their intertwined dreams and the peculiar events that unfold in their lives. This classical work has been preserved and modernized by Alpha Editions to ensure its continued relevance and readability for contemporary audiences. The text has been carefully reformatted and retyped, offering a clear and accessible version of this historically significant story.
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Exploring themes of love and immortality, this collection features Dr. Randolph's insights on EULIS, detailing the intricate connections between soul and sex. It presents a comprehensive examination of love's essence, its magical qualities, and the underlying principles governing it. Additionally, the writings address the question of human immortality and propose a novel theory to resolve Darwinian challenges, offering a unique perspective on both emotional and existential inquiries.