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# Re: Memories of Fanz Bardon

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- Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] Memories of Fanz Bardon
- From: Paul Condran <paulcondran@...>
- Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2005 18:15:28 -0800 (PST)
- In-reply-to: 6667

    I have read this book and I enjoyed it very much, you get to see how he
    lived the things he teaches, how he even made mistakes at times, and
    acted very human! I agree with what you said about him living an adepts
    life. I always feel inspired after I read it.

    A cemetary sounds like a nice place to do evocations. I've always
    thought it would be nice to find an old sandstone church to do
    evocations in too. :)

    PAUL

    --- thelightdwellswithin <chipper189@...> wrote:
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    > Dear group,
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    > Has anyone from this group gotten this book? I just received it this
    > week and I must say that the book although small is a nice
    > testimonal to the adept.
    >
    > I would not mind starting a discussion on the book itself. I found
    > one thing of particular interest. Franz Bardon lived a very modest
    > and quiet life, not to mentain a gentleman. What a contrast to
    > Crowley and Mathers and their like :)
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    > When you read and study his Practice of evocation towards the end of
    > the book their is a picture of a magician conducting an evocation in
    > a lavish and beautiful temple. Before I read this book I always
    > thought Bardon had at least a huge house in which to have a room
    > dedicated to himself and evocations. In reality Bardon had a small
    > house, sounds like me and it sounds like he had to practice his
    > magick in a small limited space in the house, sounds familar to any
    > of you :)
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    > Here is a man that I can truly say lived an adept's life without the
    > self-aggrandiment that many like to live. I also did not know that
    > he conducted many of his evocations in the cemetary. What a place of
    > choice :), but according to those that wrote the book he found it to
    > be a place of most peace and with little or no interruption.
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    > Overall I enjoyed the book. My only compliant is that the book is
    > too small(100 pages). I would have liked to have had at least a book
    > of 250-300 pages on Bardon, this book left me wanting to know more
    > about the man.
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    Paul Condran
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