The Last Books of Samael Aun Weor

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From his explorations into the spiritual worlds and the esoteric side of life, Samael Aun Weor wrote 75 books as part of his mission to reveal to humanity the way in which we can achieve true enlightenment. He wrote his first book in the 1950's, and throughout his life continued to write in his remarkably honest and poetic style that has struck a chord with so many people around the world. However, towards the end of his life in 1976, he declared at the Congress of Guadalajara to the Universal Christian Gnostic Movement, that only 5 of his books should be used and that he wished the others could be burned because of the mistakes they contained.

Please note that the book Treatise of Occult Medicine and Practical Magic is not available, because although it was released as a Christmas message of 1977, it was actually written in 1952. Samael Aun Weor did make some later additions to that book, but most of its content is from 1952.

These five works, as well as the others which he wrote in 1977 after the Congress in 1976, are freely available for download here, bringing together a collection of works which between them contain the most important information needed to find and to walk along the Spiritual Path - presented in accordance with his wishes and in the way that he requested.

Note: All the books of Samael on this site are the ones that were used by the Movement of the New Order. Rabolu made clarifications to the Perfect Matrimony which are included in the book and some edits to the books Yes there is a Hell and The Great Rebellion.

Books

The Revolution of the Dialectic (1977) brings together a vast range of teachings about the human psyche. Exploring in depth the workings of the mind, emotions, and consciousness, this book sheds light on the process of gaining self-knowledge and effecting inner change.

The Pistis Sophia Unveiled (1977) is a work that records the words of the risen Jesus Christ to his disciples. In this day and age the book appears obscure and complex, so at intervals throughout the text Samael Aun Weor explains many of the hidden meanings behind what the incredible Master Jesus said, revealing countless esoteric mysteries.

In this brief but powerful work entitled For the Few (1977), Samael Aun Weor leaves a series of notes for those few people who truly wish to take up the Spiritual Path.

In the book The Great Rebellion (1976), Samael Aun Weor relays some astonishing and groundbreaking insights into our own psychology and that of humanity's and talks about the Great Rebellion that each person can begin within to create lasting change.

In Revolutionary Psychology (1975), Samael Aun Weor goes beyond the definitions of conventional modern psychology with an unwavering and strong style, to talk clearly about the human psyche as it is, and how to transform it.

Yes, there is a Hell; Yes, there is a Devil; Yes, there is Karma (1973) is a collection of talks given by Master Samael, which includes Questions and Answer sections. Here he discusses the laws of Karma, the process of life and death, reincarnation, return and recurrence and many more astounding mysteries.

The Three Mountains (1972) is an incredible first-hand account written by Samael Aun Weor about his experiences on the Esoteric Path. Here he leaves us with a map, with which to navigate our own way towards liberation.

In The Mystery of the Golden Blossom (1971), Samael Aun Weor reveals many of the secrets that have long kept Alchemy encoded in parables and mythology, speaking plainly and in practical terms so that people today can begin this practice themselves.

Although The Perfect Matrimony (1950) was Samael Aun Weor’s first book, and contains mistakes, he left it as an elementary teaching, since it contains some useful exercises.