Theurgy: The Art of Effective Worship

by Mouni Sadhu

How to use the psychic, mental and spiritual act of prayer as a means to achieve spiritual illumination.  The literature on Theurgy is extensive, but much of it is theoretical and fairly inaccessible. Mouni Sadhu’s  Theurgy  is different in that it is both thoughtful and lucid, and like his other works, including  Samadhi  and  Meditation , remains unexcelled in the literature of practical philosophy for Western readers.  The book is permeated with the burning faith and spiritual experience of the author and cannot fail to inspire the sensitive reader. Here the student is told in simple language the why, when and how to act. This differs from any other work on a similar theme and, to date, nothing like it has yet appeared.

263 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2004

About the author

Mouni Sadhu was the pen name of Mieczyslaw Demetriusz Sudowski, a Polish-born author of spiritual, mystical, and esoteric subjects. He lived in Poland until World War II and eventually settled in Australia. He primarily wrote about Western and Eastern spirituality, as well as occultism, Hermeticism, and the Yoga traditions of India. His greatest personal influence was Ramana Maharshi. The name "Mouni Sadhu" means "silent monk" in Sanskrit.

His literary estate was left to the Australian Society of Authors, of which he was a member.