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Qabalah, Tarot & the Western Mystery Tradition: The 22 Connecting Paths on the Tree of Life

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Really mandatory for serious students of High Magick.
Full of first class rituals that actually work,
when used with proper preparation and intent.
Not for beginners.

Clifford Bias was the top spiritualist of his day,
he wowed the New York society. He was initially persecuted
for his beliefs, but persevered, and blazed the trail for all of us.
He is owed a debt of gratitude.

His attributions for the Qabalistic paths are way out there. I have not come across anything like it. For those who are just starting to study the paths, please do not read this book. Every other resource I have come across for Qabalah has had the same attributions for the most part. This book is COMPLETELY different from every other thing I have seen. I would recommend Madonna Compton's "Archetypes on the Tree of Life" if you are looking for a good pathworking book - though it is a little hard to find.

What a disappointment! The author provides lots of information in terms of lists and names but does very little to explain their purpose or relationships. The information he provides is found most anywhere. I have read a number of books on the Kabbalah over the past 25 years, however, this is the worst one to date.

Clifford Bias was one of the most sought after metaphysician, clairvoyant, medium, psychic, and teacher America had ever produced. His legacy --enriching and self-empowering-- will continue to enlighten thousands more in discovering a world deep within themselves. His profound knowledge of the mediocre to the mystical, of the secular to cosmology, was intellectually tasteful and titillating. He was a incredible man of many talents, a true hierophant, and always will be remembered as one of the great ones who pointed the way when the world was rudderless.