FRATER ACHAD

The purpose of this little volume is three-fold. To give those who are interested in the art of crystal-gazing a clear and concise method of procedure, not only in the practice of the work but also in the preparation of the crystal itself, so that it becomes a true material basis or link with other planes. (2) To show that the ancient methods of working, if properly understood, are more scientific than modern ones, since they were designed to ensure a definite type of vision and to put the seer in touch with definite bits of intelligence of a higher order. (3) To point out that there are other crystalline spheres besides the crystal ball at first used to contact them; and that eventually the practice may lead to very high results if the necessary steps are taken to ensure success.

The Purpose of this little volume is three-fold. (1) To give those who are interested in the art of Crystal-Gazing a clear and concise method of procedure, not alone in the practice of the work, but also in the preparation of the crystal itself, so that it becomes a true material basis or link with other planes. (2) To show that the Ancient Methods of Working - if properly understood - are more scientific than modern ones, since they were designed to insure a definite type of vision and to put the Seer in touch with definite Intelligences of a Higher Order. (3) To point out that there are other Crystalline Spheres besides the crystal ball at first used to contact them; and that eventually the practice may lead to very high results, if the necessary steps are taken to insure success.With these objects in mind, the Author has done all in his power to make this book of real value to all who may obtain it.In the hands of the beginner it may lead to a wider conception of the Nature and Powers of his, or her, own being. Those who have already traveled some distance along the Occult Path may still find help through the study of the more advanced, if less understood, methods of the Ancient Seers. Those who are seeking to make their own Vision more Perfect, so that the Light of Truth may focus itself within them, also find hints as to the means of accomplishing their True Purpose.Thus, it is hoped, all will be satisfied; and should their satisfaction be equal to that of the Author at this opportunity to herald the Light - however faintly - of the Ultimate Crystalline Sphere, Whose nature is Light Itself, he will be more than repaid for his efforts.-Frater Achad, 1923

Occult author Frater Achad dissects the ancient art of crystal gazing, for the act of scrying or otherworldly viewing. Crystal gazing can help the seer come into contact and communicate with Intelligences of a Higher Order. He discusses the history of crystal gazing, how to get started and what the seer can expect as well as difficulties and how to overcome them. He also discusses using this skill in ceremonial rituals.

""The Anatomy Of The Body Of God: Being The Supreme Revelation Of Cosmic Consciousness"" is a book written by Achad, also known as Frater Achad, which explores the concept of the divine in relation to the human body and consciousness. The book is divided into three parts, each of which delves deeper into the nature of the divine and its manifestation in the physical world. The first part explores the symbolism of the Tree of Life, a central concept in Kabbalistic tradition, and how it relates to the human body. The second part discusses the nature of the divine as a unity of opposites, and how this unity is reflected in the human body and consciousness. The third and final part explores the concept of the ""Body of God"" as a symbol of the divine in the physical world, and how this concept can be used to achieve spiritual enlightenment. Throughout the book, Achad draws on a wide range of mystical and esoteric traditions, including Kabbalah, Hermeticism, and Eastern spirituality, to present a comprehensive and thought-provoking exploration of the nature of the divine and its relationship to human consciousness.This Is A New Release Of The Original 1920 Edition.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.