OCCULT PHILOSOPHY Marc E. Jones — 1st Ed. Reprint 1971, HC/DJ, PROFANE MYSTERIES
OCCULT PHILOSOPHY Marc E. Jones — 1st Ed. Reprint 1971, HC/DJ, PROFANE MYSTERIES
OCCULT PHILOSOPHY Marc E. Jones — 1st Ed. Reprint 1971, HC/DJ, PROFANE MYSTERIES
OCCULT PHILOSOPHY Marc E. Jones — 1st Ed. Reprint 1971, HC/DJ, PROFANE MYSTERIES
OCCULT PHILOSOPHY Marc E. Jones — 1st Ed. Reprint 1971, HC/DJ, PROFANE MYSTERIES
OCCULT PHILOSOPHY Marc E. Jones — 1st Ed. Reprint 1971, HC/DJ, PROFANE MYSTERIES
OCCULT PHILOSOPHY Marc E. Jones — 1st Ed. Reprint 1971, HC/DJ, PROFANE MYSTERIES
OCCULT PHILOSOPHY Marc E. Jones — 1st Ed. Reprint 1971, HC/DJ, PROFANE MYSTERIES
OCCULT PHILOSOPHY Marc E. Jones — 1st Ed. Reprint 1971, HC/DJ, PROFANE MYSTERIES
OCCULT PHILOSOPHY Marc E. Jones — 1st Ed. Reprint 1971, HC/DJ, PROFANE MYSTERIES
OCCULT PHILOSOPHY Marc E. Jones — 1st Ed. Reprint 1971, HC/DJ, PROFANE MYSTERIES

OCCULT PHILOSOPHY Marc E. Jones — 1st Ed. Reprint 1971, HC/DJ, PROFANE MYSTERIES

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  OCCULT PHILOSOPHY by Marc Edmund Jones — 1st Edition Reprint, 1971 HC/DJ — PROFANE MYSTERIES

 Publisher: Sabian Publishing Society, Stanwood (1971)

The book and dust jacket are in overall excellent condition. The book has minimal wear to the boards and binding with crisp, clean pages, and no interior markings. The dust jacket has minimal wear as well, and remains uncut. 436 pages. First edition reprint from 1971. In the book, the author provides a clear and lucid exposition of the Profane Mysteries, the Lesser or Lunar Mysteries, and the Greater or Solar Mysteries. These are presented in terms of 1) the popular ideas in occultism, such as the Solar Myth, the belief that the Anglo-Americans are the ten lost tribes of Israel, and the speculation that Shakespearean plays were written by Francis Bacon, 2) the established doctrines of an age-old esotericism, concerning such matters as transmutation or the elixir of life, adepts or Masters of Wisdom with miraculous powers, and man's destiny as charted through karma and reincarnation, and 3) the organization of all existence and experience on a Pythagorean basis of number, a Platonic structure of operational concepts, and an Aristotelian organization through functional or pragmatic logic.