The Shining Paths: An Experimental Journey Through the Tree of Life

by Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki

New book.

Genres: Occult

Paperback

First published April 1, 1997

About the author

Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki was a third-generation psychic who has worked with magic since childhood. She studied under W.E. Butler and with him was a founding member of the Servants of the Light School of Occult Science, of which she was Director of Studies.

Reviews

[Isobelle Fox]

Aside from some unusual choices regarding the use of commas, I found this book to be beautiful. It is truly a journey or, perhaps, the start of a journey.

[Jake Rueth]

I started reading Israel Regardie’s book “A Garden of Pomegranates” and was blown away by the process of pathworkings. This was well before I stumbled on “The Shining Paths.” Regardie’s book, though excellent and rich with content, does not compare to the emotional experience attained in this book. I found myself eager and excited to jump into the next lesson and to see the transformations to the characters and the temples along the way. Regardie’s book lacks the colorful attitudes of the governing angels to the temples which made “The Shining Paths” a superior experience. Though both books are very great, Dolores’ book appealed to both my emotions and imagination where as Regardie’s was more intellectual and educational on symbolism and mythology.

[Leslivresthebooks]

Best book on Pathworking I've ever read. I've had this book since the 80s. Wonderful.

[Kacper]

you wont find a better practical pathworking on QBLH

[Nazari]

¡Un viaje Cabalístico insondable, Fascinante!