The canon: An exposition of the pagam mystery perpetuated in the Cabela as the rule of all the arts

The strong influence of William Stirling's The Canon (previously published in a small anonymous edition in 1897 and here reissued with corrections and a foreword by John Michell) on modern mysticism was acknowledged by Alisteir Crowley and F. Bligh Bond among others. It has long been a prized item in the library of discerning mystics. The Canon is meant to be cherished and shared with others who follow a similar path as they seek knowledge, inspiration, spirituality and balance. This informative, well-respected and iconic volume would make a great gift for the "discerning mystic," or those who practice ancient, life-affirming spirituality that has its roots in man's connection to nature.