Le mystère des cathédrales

Fulcanelli decodes the esoteric message reserved for those initiated to cathedrals (Paris, Amiens...), and takes us to the very heart of the mysteries of alchemy

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Fulcanelli decodes the esoteric message reserved for those initiated to cathedrals (Paris, Amiens...), and takes us to the very heart of the mysteries of alchemy

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Third expanded edition, with three prefaces by Eugène Canseliet - “Thanks to him, the Gothic Cathedral is revealing its secret. And it is not without surprise, or emotion, that we learn how the first foundation stone was shaped by our ancestors, a dazzling gem, even more valuable than gold itself, upon which Jesus built his Church. All Truth, all Philosophy, all Religion is founded on this unique and sacred Stone. Many, overwhelming presumptuous, people believe themselves capable of crafting it and nevertheless, how rare are the chosen few who are grounded enough, knowledgeable enough and skilful enough to carry this out! But that is of little importance. All we need to know is that the wonders of our middle age contain the same positive truth and the same scientific background as the Pyramids of Egypt, the temples of Greece, the Roman Catacombs and Byzantine basilicas”. Eugène Canseliet We know nothing of the author who signed his name “Fulcanelli”, but from the outset his works demanded the attention of those curious about alchemy as well as art historians. His hermetic name, which resembles a combination of “Vulcan” and “Elijah”, does not enable his identification. This book is illustrated with 49 black and white photographs and a frontispiece by Julien Champagne

Characteristics

Author		FULCANELLI
Editor		ETHOS EDITIONS
Book format		23.5 x 15 cm
Number of pages		278
Type of book		Broché
Date of publication		01/11/2021
Language		French
Dimensions		18 x 23