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The Mystical Qabalah
Dion Fortune's 1935 exposition of the Tree of Life as a framework for spiritual development within the Western Mystery Tradition. After introductory chapters on the Qabalah's purpose and method, she discusses each of the ten sephiroth in turn, including their symbolism, correspondences and psychological significance. A defining text of Hermetic Qabalah rather than Jewish Kabbalah, it remains widely read by students of modern occultism and illustrates how the Golden Dawn current adapted Kabbalistic ideas.
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