Pennsylvania German Folklore and the Survival of Classical, Medieval, and Renaissance Magic into the 21st Century

Oral Teachings and Commentary

Year One

Essential Teachings

Illumination and Western Esotericism

Physical and Psychic Rejuvenation

Spirituality in Daily Life and the Inner Energies of Awakening

Lucid Dreaming, Astral Projection, and the Body of Light

Visionary Experiences in Western Esotericism

Interviews You Want to Hear

The Official Fun Raising Arm of the IHS

An Exploration of Israel Regardie's Twelve Steps to Spiritual Enlightenment

Key Courses for the Beginning Student

A bi-weekly practice session with 'office hours' for answering students questions regarding their course work and practices.

This is the entire YEAR ONE recordings of the bi-weekly practice session with 'office hours' for answering students questions regarding their course work and practices.

A bi-weekly practice session with 'office hours' for answering students questions regarding their course work and practices.

A bi-weekly practice session with 'office hours' for answering students questions regarding their course work and practices.

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The History, Theory, and Practice of New Thought in Contemporary Spiritual Movements

The Art and Science of Genethlialogy

Ike Baker, Jamie Paul Lamb, and Mark Stavish explore Agrippa for the modern esotericist.

Julius Evola (1898-1974) is possibly the most famous and infamous esotericists of the Twentieth Century. Virtually unknown outside of European circles, his works became available in English in the mid 1990s, and were of interest to a limited number of readers - until now. In this talk, Dr. White, a professor of renaissance and modern philosophy, and Board Certified Jungian Therapist and Trainer, will discuss Evola in the context of Europe between and after the world wars, and what that means for understanding and applying the lessons Evola has to teach modern practitioners of operative esotericism.

Four Fifteen details the four actions each of us must take daily to ensure personal health, happiness, wealth, wisdom, and a establish a meaningful legacy. Topics covered include: the role of ethics in personal success; 2) establishing meaningful self-disciplines; 3) creating a plan and working it without making yourself crazy along the way; 4) integrating spiritual practice across the day; 4) how to find mentors, build relationships, healthy peer groups, 5) the four most important books in your life, 6) how to live an initiated life, and more!