Theosophy, Imagination, Tradition

Focusing on the evolution of esotericism from the Renaissance to the twentieth century, this book delves into the theosophical current and its interplay with social and cultural developments. It highlights the Paracelsian course, romantic philosophies of nature, and the occultist movement, while offering insights into "active" and "creative" imagination as pathways to mystical experiences. Additionally, it investigates the significance of "tradition" within key figures of Western esotericism, providing a comprehensive overview of the field's historical context and themes.