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The Hermetic Journal was one of the more significant esoteric magazines of the late decades of the Twentieth century, focussing on alchemy, hermetic philosophy, Rosicrucianism, kabbalah and magical ideas. It was edited by Adam McLean and the first issue appeared in 1978 continuing until 1992. 1988 Issues 39/40/41/42 Contents include: - The Poetry of Alchemy, Mark Haeffner --- Kabbalistic Cosmology and its Parallels in the 'Big Bang' of Modern Physics, Adam McLean --- A Rosicrucian Emblem, Adam McLean --- Shaping the Cubic Stone: Masonic Symbolism in Lambert de Lintot's Engraving, R.A. Gilbert --- Symbolism of the Black Hole Egg, George Burnett-Stuart --- Report on the Alchemical Workshop, John Fitzpatrick --- Lilith and the Primal Water, Graham Knight --- The Alchemical Tarot Deck, Rafal T. Prinke --- The 49 Powers in Kabbalah, Paul Krzok --- The Alchemical Drama of Goethe's Faust, Adam McLean --- Gnostic Cosmogeny, Martin Levin --- The Twelve Figures of Orthelius, Thomas Willard --- Theodorus of Asine and the Kabbalah, Stephen Ronan --- Al-Kemi: Hermetic, Occult, Political, and Private Aspects of R.A. Schwaller de Lubicz., A review of André VandenBroeck's book by, Joscelyn Godwin
This volume collects key issues of The Hermetic Journal, a significant esoteric publication from the late 20th century. Edited by Adam McLean, the journal explored alchemy, hermetic philosophy, Rosicrucianism, kabbalah, and magical concepts, running from 1978 to 1992. This specific compilation features issues 39-42 from 1988, offering a diverse range of articles on these specialized topics.
The Hermetic Journal is recognized as a notable publication within esoteric studies for its in-depth exploration of subjects like alchemy and hermetic philosophy. The collected issues from 1988, as detailed in the contents, suggest a scholarly approach with contributions from various specialists in the field. The inclusion of topics ranging from Kabbalah and physics to Masonic symbolism and Goethe's Faust indicates a broad yet focused scope within the hermetic tradition. This volume likely appeals to readers interested in the historical and philosophical underpinnings of Western esotericism.
Page Count:
188
Publication Date:
2018-09-08
Publisher:
Blurb, Incorporated
ISBN-10:
0464853508
ISBN-13:
9780464853503
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