Liber Hermetis
Hermes Trismegistus

Liber Hermetis Trismegisti, commonly known as the Book of Hermes, is a foundational work of Hellenistic astrology that possesses a distinctly Egyptian character. The system of inherited knowledge it describes is older and more complex than anything found in other sources of Hellenistic astrology, and its treatment of the ancient Egyptian "decans" is by far the earliest in any astrological literature. This rare English translation is based on the only surviving Latin copies of a lost Greek original.


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Why We Fight
Various authors

Written by the personnel office of the Wehrmacht as an introduction to the principles of National Socialism, this book "is intended to be a guide for the officer in his ideological orientation and an intellectual tool for the political education and training of his soldiers." Designed mainly as a reference book, Why We Fight clarifies the National Socialist position on a variety of important subjects with brief and precise explanations that dispel any confusion about what being a National Socialist actually means.


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Reforging America
Lothrop Stoddard

A brief history the nation from a racial perspective, Reforging America describes its founding by European settlers and its changing ethnic makeup due to immigration. Stoddard illustrates how the preservation of our nationhood must be achieved through immigration restriction, with peaceful race relations maintained through self-segregation, in order to defeat the communist agenda of racial integration and mass immigration. Due to the optimism of the period in which he wrote, Stoddard underestimated danger of communist subversion, and only now, after years of decline resulting from their "long march," are his predictions finally realized. As we enter a new period of optimism founded on national solidarity and the destruction of American communism, this book seems almost prophetic in its accuracy.


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Dreams in Old Norse Literature
Georgia Kelchner

Dreams in Old Norse Literature is the outcome of intensive research conducted by Georgia Kelchner over the course of seven years at Cambridge. Kelchner’s landmark work examines the role of dreams in the Icelandic Sagas and other Old Norse literature, as well as various sources of ancient Scandinavian folklore. Of particular note is how the concept of dreams evolved with the advent of Christianity, with Kelchner noting parallels and changes in later post-conversion folklore to further inform an understanding of the importance of dreams to the pre-conversion Norse.

https://tradition.st/dreams-in-old-norse-literature/

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.

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The German Mythological Landscape
Guido von List

Between 1877 and 1887, Guido von List published various journalistic works about his earlier travels and mystical reflections on Loci (local spirits), many of which appear in his famous Deutsch-Mythologische Landschaftsbilder of 1891, translated in this first English edition as The German Mythological Landscape.

This book takes us on a journey into a bygone era when the European landscape was still populated by mythical gods and demons. Here, von List examines the folklore of natural landmarks to discover its esoteric origin, revealing the intimate connection of traditional European spirituality to its native soil. 

Bringing together such varied topics as the secret Vehm society, werewolf and dragon legends, the folklore of mermaids, runic divination, and the esoteric meaning of fairy tales, von List paints a vivid and often humorous picture of his travels through the myth-haunted European countryside.

https://tradition.st/the-german-mythological-landscape/

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/

The Philosophy of Art
Giovanni Gentile

Giovanni Gentile (1875 - 1944) was one of the major figures in the rise of idealism in Italy during the early twentieth century. A professor of philosophy at several Italian universities, Gentile also served in many political roles under Mussolini, for whom he acted as ghostwriter of "The Doctrine of Fascism" in 1931. He developed the system of philosophy known as actual idealism, in which the present act of thinking was the foundation of all human behavior. This book is Gentile's application of idealist philosophy to the problems of art and aesthetics.

https://tradition.st/the-philosophy-of-art/

The Theology of Arithmetic
Iamblichus

Attributed to the neo-Pythagorean philosopher Iamblichus, this important sourcework discusses the mystical, mathematical and cosmological symbolism of the first ten numbers. The most complete work on number symbolism to survive from the ancient world, it remains indispensable for any student of Pythagorean thought, Neoplatonism, or numerology. This careful translation contains helpful footnotes, an extensive glossary, and bibliography, making it highly accessible to the modern reader.

https://tradition.st/the-theology-of-arithmetic/

The True History of the American Revolution
Sydney Fisher

In this authoritative history, Sydney Fisher presents a nuanced account of the American revolution that focuses on the reasoning and motivations for both sides of the conflict. Fisher strives for objectivity in his treatment of the events and personalities involved, managing to tell both sides of the story where most authors favor only one. In Fisher's words: "The purpose of this history of the Revolution is to use the original authorities rather more frankly than has been the practice with our historians. They appear to have thought it advisable to omit from their narratives a great deal which, to me, seems essential to a true picture" (from the preface).

https://tradition.st/the-true-history-of-the-american-revolution/

Traditional Studies I
René Guénon

The holy grail, Agarttha and Atlantis, the Kali Yuga, and the Knights Templar are just some of the many fascinating topics covered in this selection of works by Guénon that includes Spiritual Authority and Temporal Power, Insights into Christian Esoterism, and Traditional Forms and Cosmic Cycles. This is the first volume of a forthcoming series.

https://tradition.st/traditional-studies-i/

The Might of the West
Lawrence R. Brown

A new interpretation of Western history, its development in medieval times and its decline today, this book challenges widely held views on the history of Western civilization. The author shows that foreign influence, particularly that of Christianity, was mostly a distraction from the ultimate course of Western thought, following Spengler in his contrast of the Western and Levantine views of civilization.

https://tradition.st/the-might-of-the-west/

Orion
Bal Gangadhar Tilak

Best known for his controversial book on Aryan prehistory The Arctic Home in the Vedas, nationalist scholar Bal Gangadhar Tilak had previously outlined the basic ideas of that work in Orion, or Researches into the Antiquity of the Vedas. Here, Tilak argues that the Vedas are much older than previously believed, citing astronomical references to the constellation Orion that would place their composition at the earliest stages of recorded history. This is a facsimile edition.

https://tradition.st/orion/