A Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum Publication
Supreme Grand Lodge of AMORC, Inc.
San Jose, California
First Edition • 1978
A scarce Rosicrucian publication exploring the initiatory traditions and religious symbolism of ancient Egypt by Max Guilmot.
Published by the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum Publications in San Jose, California, this booklet was issued by the Supreme Grand Lodge of AMORC, Inc. and represents an interesting piece of twentieth-century Rosicrucian and Egyptological literature.
At only 28 pages, this is a concise but specialized publication for collectors and researchers interested in Rosicrucianism, ancient Egyptian religion, initiation, Hermeticism, and Western esotericism.
This copy comes from the personal library of Donald Michael Kraig, acclaimed author of Modern Magick and influential teacher of ceremonial magic.
Very Good condition
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This booklet comes from the personal working library of Donald Michael Kraig (1951–2014), acclaimed author of Modern Magick and influential teacher of ceremonial magic and Western esotericism.
Kraig's extensive library included works relating to Egyptian religion, Hermeticism, Rosicrucianism, ceremonial magic, comparative religion, and Western esoteric traditions.
The subject matter of this booklet makes its presence in Kraig's library particularly appropriate and adds interest for collectors of occult and esoteric provenance.
The Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum and AMORC publications represent an important twentieth-century stream of Western esoteric and Egyptological publishing.
For collectors interested in the relationship between ancient Egyptian religious traditions and later initiatory or Hermetic interpretations, this scarce 1978 booklet offers an interesting primary-source example of that tradition.
Its first-edition status, specialized subject, and Donald Michael Kraig provenance make it more appealing than an ordinary used occult booklet.