Treatise on Astronomy
Ramon Lull

Ramon Lull (circa 1232-1316), a key figure in medieval literature, was a multifaceted personality who pursued literature, philosophy, theology, and the natural sciences with passion and skill. His Treatise on Astronomy interprets the art of astrology as an abstract logic wherein delineation is at least partly reduced to a calculus of manipulating and combining letters. By this approach, Lull achieves surprisingly elegant derivations of planetary combinations, and planet/sign combinations, with a specific focus on the nature and order of the elemental triplicities. This is a facsimile edition.

https://tradition.st/treatise-on-astronomy/

The Masks of Dreams
Karl Spiesberger

Karl Spiesberger, best known for his research into the occult, here presents an examination of the dream phenomenon and its interpretation from various contemporary perspectives. Starting from a purely scientific explanation, Spiesberger proceeds through analyses of the psychological and spiritualist paradigms to arrive at the esoteric truth about dreams and their interpretation. Included is a glossary of archetypal dream symbols and their occult meaning.

https://tradition.st/the-masks-of-dreams/

Inspired by quote from Golden Ass

Ancient relics are so mysterious.... What did they mean by this?

Seggs

https://youtu.be/HpcWu7yulKY?si=FeqzBKMwNlSZJanB

Hermetic Qabalah into reading list.

This one mogs all these

Hermetic Hymns and Ancient Prayers vs Modern Protestant Preachers.

Who wins?

Gm

Real