by Gareth Knight · Édiru · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782867340215
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This book explores the archetypal themes, images, and characters of the Arthurian cycle and their place in the Western magical tradition. Gareth Knight delves into the esoteric symbolism of King Arthur's legends, providing a unique perspective on how these ancient myths continue to influence contemporary spirituality.
Basil Leslie Wilby, known as Gareth Knight, was a British occultist, ritual magician, author, and publisher. Born in Colchester, Essex, Knight developed an interest in magic in early life. He read the works of the occultist Dion Fortune when he was 23, leading him to seek initiation into her Society of the Inner Light, and was admitted as an initiate in 1954. Knight was an active participant in the Society for the next decade, serving as its librarian and the editor of its periodical New Dimensions. In the early 1960s, he and his wife Roma co-founded the Helios Book Service with fellow Society members John and Mary Hall, aiming to publish occult-related books and distribute them by mail order.
