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Name: Transcendental magic
Author: Eliphas Lévi

Transcendental Magic by Eliphas Lévi intertwines elements of dance, theater, and mumming with the practice of magic and the use of masks. The work examines how performance arts and ceremonial rites can serve as channels for mystical experience.

First publish date: 1923

Genre: Philosophy/Metaphysics

Authors: Eliphas Lévi

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