Über den Autor
Born in 1939 in Vienna (Austria).
Stejnar has been engaged
in magic and mysticism since
his early youth. Through numerous
publications and media
appearances he became well
known at home and abroad.
Next to running his own jewellery
store he directed for twenty
years the "Institute for scientific
destiny research" and is founder
of Gnostic Hermeticism,
which carries the old Traditions forward into the third millenary.
He is particularly concerned with Free-Masonry and Astrology, as
this is where he found the interface that links the World of the Mind
with the World of the Matter, thus the world of esotericism with
the world of science.
Stejnar is reckoned to be the successor of famous magician Franz
Bardon, and he is mentioned in the preface of the new edition of
George R.S. Mead¿s work on Gnosis "Fragments of a Faith Forgotten"
next to great minds such as C.G.Jung, Mozart, Hegel,
Nietzsche, Rilke, Kafka and next to adepts such as Jakob Böhme,
Papus, Eliphas Levi and Aleister Crowley to be the last of the
major gnostics.
Klappentext
Who decides the fate of the world? Where do the powerful gain theirnpower? Who protects them, who supports them and who gives them energy?nWhy are some people always successful while others try and try but nevernprogress? Are the reasons just and fair?nThe answer is: yes. There are in fact mechanisms of power that are unbiasednand follow spiritual laws. If you know these laws, you can use the powersnoperating behind them to your advantage. For millennia initiates, ordersnand lodges have maintained this knowledge and passed it on to suitablenpeople. But the public has until now only heard conspiracy theories andnrumours about the freemasons, with not truth to them at all. The true secretnof freemasonry is purposeful training of the spirit and the magic and mysticismncontained in ritual and the correct use of its symbols.nBut the key to the secrets of mysticism and magic is not only to be foundnin freemasonry, Christian orders possess the key, too. It is well known thatnthe Catholic church, which officially condemns any form of magic, alsonmaintains its own magical exercises and practices. The Spiritual Exercisesnof Ignatius of Loyola are nothing other than the secret training of spiritnand soul that the tradition of magic and mysticism also teaches.nBut the time of secrets is over. Thanks to 'SPIRITUAL EXERCISES FORnFREEMASONS' any reader can now awaken and use the power of thenspirit within them. This book for the first time gives an insight into thesenhidden sides of the communities within lodges and orders.n. Spiritual exercises for freemasons.n. Ritual magic in masonic temples.n. The secret power of Christian mysticism.n. The magical teaching of the Jesuits.n. The cybernetics of consciousness.n. The mystery of the four elements.n. How to master yourself and others.n. Working with the spirit: 60 practical experiences with magic.nWhat has until now only been available to privileged members ofnlodges and orders can now be reproduced by anyone.
