Translated and introduced by Sar Phosphoros.
ISBN: 978-0-9973101-5-3
This classic tome is considered by many to be the definitive analysis of one of the most mysterious and enigmatic, yet one of the most influential orders of esoteric Freemasonry. Le Forestier carefully examines the doctrine, rituals, and history of this theurgical order par excellence of the 18th century. This will be of particular interest not only to every student of Martinism, but also to the students of the early development of the so-called Scottish degrees in France.
Martinès de Pasqually: His life, his magical practices, his work, his disciples, 1767-1774 by Papus
Translated and introduced by Sar Phosphoros.
ISBN: 978-0-9973101-6-0
This seminal work by Papus looks at the life and teachings of the founder of the Elus Coens through examinations of the personal correspondence of the master with his disciples, whom he calls "emulators." This volume makes an excellent companion to the work of Le Forestier, containing much of the source material upon which the latter relies. Papus includes as an appendix some of the catechisms of the Elus Coens, which further elucidate Pasqually's doctrine of reintegration.
Martinèsism, Willermozism, Martinism, and Freemasonry by Papus
Translated and introduced by Sar Phosphoros.
ISBN: 978-0-9973101-7-7
This work gives brief overviews of the topics indicated by the title, especially as they relate to the contemporary Martinism of his day. Also touched upon are the pre-Charleston history of the Scottish Rite, the history of the Grand Orient, as well as some words on the Swedenborgian Rite and some of the Rose-Croix manifestations, etc.
Treatise on the Reintegration of Beings by Martinès de Pasqually
Translated and introduced by Sar Phosphoros.
ISBN: 978-0-9973101-8-4
This is the principal work of the founder of the Elus Coens. Written by Pasqually cir. 1770 for private dissemination among his "emulators," this work was only published in full over 125 years after his death. This peculiar biblical exegesis has both fascinated and frustrated students and researchers for years, because of Pasqually's often poor mastery of the French language (which seems not to have been his native tongue) and his unique jargon. It is strongly recommended that the student of this work procure also the work of Le Forestier, as it is of invaluable aid in the deciphering of Pasqually's doctrine.
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