Thomas H. Burgoyne Knihy

Exploring the life of Thomas H. Burgoyne, this work delves into his experiences as an astrologer and founder of the Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor. Born in Scotland and later moving to the U.S., Burgoyne claimed early psychic encounters with the Brotherhood of Light, a group of advanced discarnate beings. His collaboration with Norman Astley led to the creation of "The Light of Egypt," which introduced the Brotherhood's teachings and established the Hermetic Brotherhood as an esoteric order opposing traditional religious powers.

The book presents the teachings of Thomas H. Burgoyne, a gifted psychic and student of Hermetic Philosophy, who emigrated from Scotland to the USA. Under the mentorship of occultist Norman Astley, Burgoyne compiled his esoteric knowledge into a series of lessons. Published in 1889, this first volume explores the principles of Hermeticism, offering insights into the mystical and philosophical traditions that influenced Burgoyne's understanding of the universe.

The book explores the life and contributions of Fabre, a pivotal figure in modern entomology, renowned for his engaging writing style and insightful observations on insects. His work influenced Charles Darwin and reflects a deep connection between scientific inquiry and spiritual evolution. The narrative suggests that understanding the historical evolution of the planet and the principles of astrology can lead to greater enlightenment and personal growth. Fabre emphasizes the importance of aligning one's understanding with the cosmic forces of the Sun and Moon in shaping human destiny.

"The Light of Egypt," first published in 1889 by Thomas Henry Burgoyne, explores the teachings of the Brotherhood of Light, a group he claimed to have contacted as a child. This work offers lessons on spiritual wisdom and astrology, making it essential for students of the occult and esoteric mysticism. Volumes I and II are included in this edition.