The Adept Franz Bardon

With his guide "The Path of the True Adept", Franz Bardon laid the foundations for the magic and mysticism of the third millennium. In plain, easy-to-understand language he described how to acquire magical abilities. Eyewitnesses who speak out in Stejnar’s book confirm the fact that Bardon himself was an initiate who worked miracles. But what is magic? Who are the true adepts? And how do we gain access to the spiritual world? Franz Bardon pointed out the path, and Emil Stejnar – who has been critically examining Bardon’s works for 60 years, and who is considered his successor in initiated circles – has followed this path in practice. His book illuminates Bardon’s ‘path of the true adept’, as well as offering entirely new insights and personal experiences from the world of magic. Even if you aren’t involved with magic, you can use this knowledge to shape your personality, your life, and the lives of others. Attaining magical power is not the actual goal of the path. Rather, it concerns the power and force required to purposefully develop your spirit and abilities and to utilise them successfully on all planes, including in your everyday life. Not all adepts work miracles. Adepts are people who do extraordinary things for the spiritual development and survival of humanity. • That was Franz Bardon: contemporary witnesses tell their stories. • Letters from Franz Bardon’s widow to Emil Stejnar. • Letters from Franz Bardon. • Letters from Emil Stejnar. • Bardon, Baphomet, and the magical lodge FOGC. • Bardon’s attendant spirits and the spirits of Abramelin. • The fourth tarot card: pharaoh – decide and command. Franz Bardon united religion, philosophy, and magic into a science of the spirit which explains the point of existence and lends meaning to life.