Illumination of the Tradition of Mysteries

Geoffrey Hodson (1886-1983), a British occultist, theosophist, mystic, esoteric philosopher, clairvoyant, president of the New Zealand Vegetarian Society and the Theosophical Society of Auckland, is the author of many books on occultism, which are an extremely valuable contribution to theosophy and are highly regarded by the initiated around the world. The book "Illumination of the Tradition of Mysteries," which is a continuation of the book "Light of the Sanctuary: An Occult Diary of Geoffrey Hodson," is dedicated to describing the traditions of mysteries, from the Ancient World to the New Era. The author touches upon a fairly wide range of fundamental philosophical questions, introducing us to both his own insights and information obtained from the Great Teachers of Wisdom from the Heavenly Hierarchy. One of them said about the book "Illumination of the Tradition of Mysteries": " will contain inherent and acquired philosophy of life, evolving in accordance with life experience and obtained through enlightenment at those moments when such moments occurred."