The Eye in the Triangle: An Interpretation of Aleister Crowley by Israel Regardie | First Edition Hardcover | Illustrated | 1970

The Eye in the Triangle: An Interpretation of Aleister Crowley by Israel Regardie | First Edition Hardcover | Illustrated | 1970

Product Highlights:

• First Edition published by Llewellyn Publications in 1970
• Hardcover format with illustrated content, featuring 517 pages
• Condition: Very Good with a protected dust jacket
• From the personal collection of author Michael W. Ford

Collector's Item Details:

• Binding: Octavo, with publisher's original black cloth-covered boards and gilt lettering on the spine
• Illustrated with several photographs, including a color frontispiece portrait of Crowley
• Publisher's original pictorial dust jacket with the original price intact

About the Book: The Eye in the Triangle is a significant biographical study of Aleister Crowley, written by his former secretary and student, Israel Regardie. This comprehensive work provides an insightful and balanced view of Crowley's life, exploring his contributions to magic and mysticism. Regardie draws from his personal experiences with Crowley, offering a unique perspective on the man often labeled as "The Most Evil Man in the World."The book includes:

• A detailed examination of Crowley's philosophies and practices
• Quotations from Crowley’s works that are no longer in print
• Illustrations that enhance the narrative and provide context to Crowley’s life and teachings

Why This Book Is Special:

• Historical Significance: Essential reading for anyone interested in the life and legacy of Aleister Crowley and the development of modern occultism
• Unique Insights: Regardie’s personal connection to Crowley allows for a deeper understanding of the complexities of his character and teachings
• Cultural Relevance: A classic work that remains a cornerstone in the study of Crowley and his impact on contemporary esoteric traditions

Secure this important piece of occult literature today and gain profound insights into the life and teachings of Aleister Crowley through the eyes of Israel Regardie.