Description
Unveiling 18th-Century Masonic & Ceremonial Magic
The Green Book of the Élus Coëns offers the most fascinating insight yet into the secrets and mysteries of the 18th century's most esoteric Masonic society: The Order of Knight-Mason Elect-Cohens of the Universe.
This pioneering English translation of the landmark Coën grimoire—known as the Manuscript d'Alger (c. 1772)—details the inner workings and highest degrees of Europe's first fully-formed magical order. Representing the inner circle of most Martinist streams of Freemasonry today, the Order taught an advanced form of ceremonial magic. However, much of the original system was lost or corrupted over the centuries.
Inside the Manuscript d'Alger
Presented here for the first time in English, these authentic, original rites instruct the initiate on how to commune with angelic entities sympathetic to humanity's fallen state, aiding the practitioner on the path toward spiritual reintegration with the Divine.
- Uncensored History: Sheds illuminating light on an obscure, high-grade Masonic tradition created during the Age of Enlightenment.
- Authentic Rituals & Practices: Details the visceral nature of the Order—from strict monastic lifestyles, diets, and hairstyles to high-ceremonial workings.
- Beyond Mainstream Craft Masonry: Explores how the Élus Coëns acted as spiritual warriors engaged in complex magical operations with angelic and demonic forces.
Following the death of the Order's founder in 1774, these profound teachings were nearly lost to history. This volume allows historians, esoteric scholars, and brethren a rare look inside a secret tradition and a peek behind the curtain of French Enlightenment occultism.
