This work is truly unique and different from most books on Kabbalah and occultism. In the book "Lessons of the Higher Magic of the Great Initiate," you will find a unique translation of personal letters from Eliphas Levi to his student, Baron Speraldi. This correspondence will reveal to you the essence of Levi's Teachings, which were regarded as unmatched by the occultists Stanislas de Guaita and Aleister Crowley. This work represents "lessons in occult philosophy, the result of which will be an understanding of my books, which contain all the Teachings but in a shortened and truncated form." We recommend this book to everyone interested in occultism, especially the works of Levi himself. On the pages of the book, the reader will encounter an extensive monologue by one of the most famous classics of occultism about faith, Tarot cards, numerology, divine Sefirot, the holy letters of Kabbalah, and, of course, the Teachings of Eliphas Levi, based on all the aforementioned pillars. These letters-lessons are a valuable addition for those who have already grasped the mysteries of the other works of the Great Initiate and a worthy starting point for those who are just preparing to do so. Tarot readers will find in "Lessons of the Higher Magic..." ways to look at their favorite deck from a different perspective, Kabbalists will explore the tree of Sefirot, occultists will encounter a vast array of Levi's personal developments that he did not include in official publications, and admirers of the author will discover unique letters that shed light on Eliphas Levi not only as a Great Initiate but also as a flesh-and-blood human being. The structure of the book represents a multidimensional analysis of occult questions linked to a particular number. Thus, in part 3, we encounter letters about the letter Amet, studies on the trinity of the world, and even the Riddle of the Sphinx. In the fifth part, one of the most comprehensive studies of the pentagram and its types is presented. In addition, you will find personal letters from Eliphas Levi illuminating the figure and personality of the great occultist. Also look for the book "Lessons of the Higher Magic of the Great Initiate."
