Eckartshausen, Karl von

Eckartshausen, Karl von. Eckartshausen s Prayers. Two prayers for alchemists. rhttp //www.levitv.com/alchemy/eckarts. htmll. 

Eckartshausen, Karl von.The Cloud upon the Sanctuary, translated and annotated by Isabelle de Steiger, Introduction by A.E. Waite, Preface by J.W. Brodie-Innes, new Foreword by Edward Dunning. Translated by Isabelle de Steiger. Ibis. 192p. 

Eckartshausen, Karl von.The cloud upon the sanctuary. New York (NY) ... 

Eckartshausen, Karl von.The cloud upon the sanctuary / Karl von Eckartshausen translated by Isabelle de Steiger introduction by Arthur Edward Waite. Edited by Arthur Edward Waite. Translated by Isabelle de Steiger. Edmonds (WA) Sure Fire Press, 1991. xvi, 86 p. 

Karl Von Eckartshausen Was Among the Most Unusual Mystics of His Day. He Was Both a Fervent Catholic and a Theosophist in the Tradition of Jacob Boehme. A Convinced Believer in the "Interior Church" That Mystical Body of True Believers, Linked by Spiritual Experience Rather Than by Doctrine, Eckartshausen Sought to Broadcast His Unique Understanding of the Way of Regeneration in Christ. In The Cloud Upon the Sanctuary, He... 

Freemasonry. (What alchemists there were in this period seem to have been just as active as Freemasons as they were alchemists, such as Dom Pernety and Cagliostro.) After Karl von Eckartshausen s Chemische Versuch was published in 1802, the trail seems to go cold. But as the century progressed, there was a revival of interest in Hermetic and occult traditions. It was not just concerned with alchemy, however, and figures such as Mrs Besant and Madame Blavatsky of the Theosophical Society and the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn concerned themselves with all of the Hermetic arts. 

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