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Sacred Magic of the Qabbalah

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Historian A. Ralph Epperson the decidedly anti Masonic author of the underground classic "New World Order" called Manly P. Hall greatest of all the Masonic writers. This little pamphlet roughly 54 pages in length corroborates Epperson's claim, I personally think that Hall was a great writer period perhaps I haven't read enough different authors but as it stands right now I consider Hall to one of the greatest writers 20th century.
Do not be misled because of the brevity of this text into thinking there is not a great deal of information, wisdom and knowledge in this essay. Hall offers a concise yet thoroughly detailed analysis of the symbols which are the foundation of humanity's mode of communication namely; letters and numbers
I personally always have been fascinated by the lucidity and profundity of Hall's writings and in "The Sacred Magic of the Qabbalah" once again Mr. Hall's displayed great knowledge of the ancient teachings combined with an extremely smooth literary style that makes it difficult not to constantly want to re-read his material in mid stream as opposed to reading it straight through.
All in all I would have to give this essay a 4.5 to 5 star rating.

Howard Roy Williams Jr.

Not exactly what I was looking for. Piece was well written; however, the book itself looked to be printed on papyrus and was rough. Will still keep the book in my collection. It was worth the money.

For such a small book, this one is expensive. Hall didn't really tell me what I wanted to know; he was too vague. I was expecting more.