THE BROTHERHOOD OF LIGHT - C.C. ZAIN - HORARY ASTROLOGY, 7 Issues: 86-92, 1930
THE BROTHERHOOD OF LIGHT - C.C. ZAIN - HORARY ASTROLOGY, 7 Issues: 86-92, 1930
THE BROTHERHOOD OF LIGHT - C.C. ZAIN - HORARY ASTROLOGY, 7 Issues: 86-92, 1930
THE BROTHERHOOD OF LIGHT - C.C. ZAIN - HORARY ASTROLOGY, 7 Issues: 86-92, 1930
THE BROTHERHOOD OF LIGHT - C.C. ZAIN - HORARY ASTROLOGY, 7 Issues: 86-92, 1930
THE BROTHERHOOD OF LIGHT - C.C. ZAIN - HORARY ASTROLOGY, 7 Issues: 86-92, 1930
THE BROTHERHOOD OF LIGHT - C.C. ZAIN - HORARY ASTROLOGY, 7 Issues: 86-92, 1930
THE BROTHERHOOD OF LIGHT - C.C. ZAIN - HORARY ASTROLOGY, 7 Issues: 86-92, 1930

THE BROTHERHOOD OF LIGHT - C.C. ZAIN - HORARY ASTROLOGY, 7 Issues: 86-92, 1930

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  THE BROTHERHOOD OF LIGHT HORARY ASTROLOGY — C.C. ZAIN (ELBERT BENJAMINE) — 7 ISSUES, #86 - 92 — ZODIAC HOROSCOPE OCCULT

 Publisher: The Church of Light, Los Angeles (1930)

Scarce original seven (7) lesson issues from 1930, all in sequential order, of the The Brotherhood of Light, Horary Astrology, in well preserved condition. For all issues, the softcover wraps are clean, solid and tight with light shelfwear. The pages are crisp and clean. The topics for each issue are listed as follows:

Issue 86: How to Erect a Horoscope
Issue 87: Strength and Aspects
Issue 88: Seven Steps In Judging
Issue 89: Doctrine of Horary Astrology
Issue 90: First Six Houses
Issue 91: Second Six Houses
Issue 92: How to Select a Time

The Church of Light (Brotherhood of Light) was incorporated November 2, 1932 in Los Angeles, California. Its mission is "to teach, practice, and disseminate The Religion of The Stars, a way of life for the Aquarian Age, as set forth in writings of C.C. Zain." (The Church of Light, "Vision for the 21st Century.") The three founding officers were President C.C. Zain, pen name of Elbert Benjamine (1882-1951), Vice President Fred Skinner (1872-1940) and Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth D. Benjamine (1875-1942). (The Church of Light, "Where We Are Located.") The Church is the continuation of an initiatic organization, the Brotherhood of Light, established in the same city in 1915. The Brotherhood of Light lessons, on the three branches of occult science, were written between the spring of 1910 and 1950 by Elbert Benjamin (also known as C.C. Zain, and born Benjamin Parker Williams). Benjamine had been invited in 1909 by the leaders of the Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor (HBofL) in Denver to join them as successor to Minnie Higgin, who had been the order’s astrologer until her death that year. The surviving Council members proposed to Benjamine that he rewrite the order’s teachings in a systematic form as the basis for a new organization that would "bring occultism to the life of ordinary people." After five years of preparation and study, Elbert Benjamine came to Los Angeles in 1915 and began to hold meetings. "At that point it still operated as a secret society. On November 11, 1918, the Brotherhood of Light opened its doors to the public, offering classes and a home-study course." The 1932 reorganization as The Church of Light was a response to ordinances passed that year by Los Angeles County "prohibiting both the teaching and practice of astrology."