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Magic, A Treatise on Esoteric Ethics

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Emphasizes the importance of awareness in matters visible and invisible. Ignorance is not bliss. A true disciple must be alert and wise, fully equipped in knowledge and love. Spiritual growth is essential on the path. Book covers many areas of thought....is a treatise to be studied not just casually read.

Emphasizes the importance of awareness in matters visible and invisible. Ignorance is not bliss. A true disciple must be alert and wise, fully equipped in knowledge and love. Spiritual growth is essential on the path. Book covers many areas of thought....is a treatise to be studied not just casually read.

Manly's books are rarely popular books for the uninformed. And this one is also on of those. It contains great wisdom for those who seek to further their grasp on the esoteric sciences. Highly recommended

I find this work to be one of the most comprehensive and useful pieces to be considered for the student of truth. We are at a point in our development where we think anything in the esoteric or occult fields is dangerous and to be avoided, however, this is simply not the case. The title of this book sums it up completely, this book is about distinguishing between moral magic and immoral magic, between using occult knowledge for the greater good or using occult knowledge against the greater good. As is so often the case the most useful books are also the least popular - but for those of you ready for such a message I hope this book finds you well. Manly P Hall always creates something worth meditating on.