An Occult-ish Guide to the Rosary

by Brother ADA

If you're an occultist seeking to understand the Rosary or a devout believer seeking to incorporate occult concepts, this book is for you.

Written 18 years ago, it's a snapshot of Brother A.D.A.'s thinking at the time and beginning his synthesis of the Tree of Life into the Rosary's traditional 15 Mysteries. You'll find a discussion of how the Sefiros correspond to the Mysteries, how to meditate on the Mysteries for your magical development, and an appendix about enriching your meditation on each Mystery with propers from the traditional Roman Missal.

53 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 19, 2017

Reviews

[Yvonne Haas · Rating 1 out of 5]

Nothing Occultish About This Book

I feel like the author tried to trick me into praying the rosary. I feel robbed of my 99 cents

[Willa Guadalupe Grant · Rating 2 out of 5]

I saw this title come up on my kindle & had to see what it was about. I am a convert Traditional Latin Mass Catholic & I will tell you that there is *nothing* "occult" even occultish, in this book. It teaches you to say the rosary in Latin, well & good, I have little pamphlets to hand out with all those prayers. At the end it takes prayers from the high Mass ( some of which the Priest says & the faithful respond to) which are found in our missal. That is all there is to it. The prayers can be found on a bunch of Catholic websites, if you are a Novus Ordo Catholic & don't know what to look for, then this book is not the place to start, please see if you can find a TLM & go to it. People there will certainly help you. If you are not Catholic, learn to say the rosary in English, if you feel moved to say it in Latin, do so. Our Lady will take care of the rest. I started saying the rosary with a friend who needed it when I was a practicing pagan. The Holy Mother brought me to her beautiful Son within the year. Be warned! If you do not wish to end up Catholic, do not say the rosary regularly, LOL.