The Flesh of Re, by Robert Anderson Plimer

Published by Courtyard Publishing IOW

Hardback, 234 pages

In Part I of his new book The Flesh of Re, Bob seeks to explain the foundations of the original ‘stellar cultus’ as demonstrated through the sites and artefacts of Pre-Dynastic Nubia/Egypt. He then argues that its subsequent historical development and spread by initiates of the Star & Snake was through that of activating the ‘Ophidian Current’. In Part II, Bob then utilizes translations of the Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Texts and Coffin Texts which provide much of the Early Dynastic development of the magical understanding of the Egyptian Netherworld. Part III of the work is based on occult praxis and the function of Amenti and the Duat and more importantly that of the Nightside Tradition developed by Kenneth Grant. In Part IV of Bob’s work, he focuses specifically on the hieroglyphs, transliteration, translation and iconography of the Book of Gates. His conclusions are nevertheless specifically concerned with Skrying & Magick.

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Courtyard Alchemy & Publishing are pleased to announce that they will be attending The Welsh Occult Conference 11th May 2019

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/welsh-occult-conference-2019-tickets-50418631484

Robert Anderson Plimer will be speaking on Kenneth Grant

& The Nightside Tradition

The Philosopher's Net is a reworked edition of 'Decoding Alchemy an Introduction to the Mutus Liber' (2010).

This new hardback book presents an in-depth introduction to both the spiritual and practical aspects of alchemy utilising the 17th-century text of the 'Mutus Liber'.

'Robert Plimer has provided an insightful analysis of the allegorical and symbolical emblems, which allows the reader to gain knowledge of the secret and inner meanings coded within this early manuscript or mute book'.

The puzzling historical background to the 'Mutus Liber' is addressed, along with its possible authors.

This 188 page, (A5) hardback edition contains clear, full-page images from the earliest edition of the 'Mutus Liber' (17th C.), and cost £35.00 plus postage.

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