The Occult & Esoteric Works of A E Waite (Illustrated Edition) - Devil-Worship Tarot Mysteries of Goëtic Theurgy Sorcery & Necromancy

Arthur Edward Waite

Summary

This is a collection of the most notable works of Arthur Waite, the British researcher and writer of occultism and magic. The presented here book presents the history and development of such occult phenomena as sorcery and necromancy, religious attack on freemasonry, Goetic Theurgy, and more. Waite was known as a Rider–Waite–Smith Tarot deck creator. This collection also includes the first book where Waite laid out his theory and practice of the Tarot deck with authentic illustrations.

Available since: 10/14/2022.

Print length: 645 pages.

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