Beyond the Sun released
Beyond the Sun released

Beyond the Sun released

“This book contains the Secret Inner Order Teachings of the missing order of the Golden Dawn – Whare Ra. Whare Ra managed to keep secret and above all keep running long after the other Golden Dawn magical orders had given up the ghost. Closing in the late 1970s the Order was founded by Dr Robert Felkin nearly 100 years ago. Working in New Zealand, Whare Ra became a secret forefront of occult teaching.
Nick Farrell publishes the Second Order Rituals of this Order including the 6=5 and 7=4 in their complete and unedited state as well as the 6=5 training papers and lectures. He also examines the history of Whare Ra and provides commentaries to the rituals.
Contained in this book are the 6=5 experiences of the poet WB Yeats and other adepts who went through the various initiations. It also contains magical exercises inspired by the Whare Ra material
This book is limited to 100 copies and was published on the anniversary of Robert Felkin’s death.

 

This limited first edition is selling out faster than I expected which is good.  Thanks everyone.

THIS HAS NOW SOLD OUT 
THANKS EVERYONE

2 Comments

  1. Anonymous

    Just purchased. Cannot wait to read this title. Thank you for the work you are doing. Truly groundbreaking and much needed by all of us who are about the Great Work.

  2. Hi Nick, not sure if you’re able to read this… got your book in the other day, yesterday and was glad to have a copy but, and I say so with all the kindness in mind. Please do not rush to print on your further editions and it is also best to not mention that you had rushed to print within the text itself, kind of a pincher for those who spent money on it. As it is the book is replete with spelling mistakes, ‘patient’ is spelt ‘patent’ and the list goes on. Concerned as most would like to put this up on a shelf next to their Scarlet Imprint hardcopies amongst others. Am yet to fully read it through so can’t comment on its content but please take the above as constructive criticism.

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