The Emerald Tablet - A Commentary on the Path of the True Adept Paperback – 18 June 2016

This book was inspiring and brought much clarity. Thanks again Martin

A term to keep in mind here: small but mighty. This booklet contains a lot to ponder, thank you to the author for sharing his experience and insights!

there is a 2 star review somewhere in this list V, which is worth noting for its own negativity - and its claims are in (and by) its own writing, 'negative;' Ergo ~ not quite correct, necessarily ;)Any whom finds this book, particularly those who may be dedicated to their own Great Work whilst apparently and yet still often remaining in the dark or amidst the fierce winds would likely do well to spend their £7 on this little work.For the sake of the same Honesty which is required of us and which i myself would share in any event let me state :- i am on page 16, paragraph 1 actually.i began reading roughly half of one hour ago and already i Know - not believe; Not intellectualise for sake of Vanity; Nor make false claim - There is *real* value herein.The Principal (!) in my somewhat early review is epitomised in these of the author's word, "They can see if a spiritual law is genuine because all spiritual laws that are true are universal in Nature and can clearly be read in the Book of Thoth, which is Nature itself." (M. Faulks, The Emerald Tablet)Subjectively, i stopped after paragraph 1, page 16, due to Messr Faulks's comment regarding the (Principal) description pertaining to "The All is Mind, the universe is Mental" (Kyballion) when he advises that, "...in order to understand, we must contemplate."What is also certain and most True is that my experience relates Truly enough at this point to return here, to write.This book is not a waste of time ...for those of True Inquiry;o)

Loved this book easy to understand and full of information on the qualities of an adept hermeticist very well written

I like how he broke it down