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The personal diary of John Dee, the renowned Elizabethan scholar, astrologer, and advisor to Queen Elizabeth I. This volume offers a rare glimpse into the private thoughts and experiences of one of the most fascinating figures of the English Renaissance.

A young boy's dream of joining the police service faces numerous obstacles, including discouragement from authority figures and friends. Despite leaving school with inadequate qualifications, his determination to pursue a career in law enforcement remains strong, highlighting themes of resilience and ambition against the odds.

Delving into the life of John Dee, the book explores his multifaceted roles as a mathematician, astronomer, and occultist during the reign of Elizabeth I. It highlights his significant contributions to alchemy, divination, and Hermetic philosophy, along with his extensive library. As a political advisor, Dee advocated for English colonial expansion and is noted for coining the term "British Empire." His later years were marked by a quest for deeper occult knowledge, controversial associations, and allegations of espionage, painting a complex portrait of a man straddling science and mysticism.

The Rosie Crucian Secrets: Their Excellent Methods of Making Medicines of Metals Also Their Lawes and Mysteries is a great insight on what the “Art and Science” of Alchemy was and what Alchemists ere trying to achieve. The original manuscript is attributed to Dr John Dee and it is a detailed guide on the study of Alchemy and the pursuit of the creation of alchemical substances, medicine, philosophic “stones” and more. It theory and also practical guidelines, recipes, instructions and general advice on the subject. It is considered by many to be one of the best textbooks for those interested in following the alchemical practices. About the Author: John Dee (July 13, 1527 – 1608), was the personal advisor of Queen Elisabeth I and an important advocate of England's imperial expansion to what is known as the “British Empire”. He was a celebrated scientist and occultist with extensive studies and experience in astronomy, geography, mathematics, politics, philosophy, astrology, divination, alchemy and the hermetic arts.

"Imperium" in Latin means "Power to Command." Grimoirium Imperium is a grimoire that contains powerful conjurations and subjugations of Spirits, Demons and Deities which dwell in all the quarters of the earth, the depths of hell and the heights of the heavens, from one's inner soul to the outer layers of the great beyond. The manuscript said that it was the word of Abd Al-Hazred, who had learned much of the secret art of conjuration from avatars and spirits that he met whilst travelling in the desert. "The book attracts many demons to it, even now they will be watching you, invisible. I urge that you pray that they are gone and banish each time you turn a page, otherwise you may find yourself overcome by them, which would doubtlessly mean madness and death." -Dr John Dee

Set in 1665, this volume delves into an anonymous treatise on magic that was added to a skeptical work on witchcraft. It serves as part of the "Magitians Discovered" series, providing essential texts that illuminate the foundational aspects of the treatise and related arguments presented in the initial volume. This exploration offers valuable insights into the historical discourse surrounding magic and witchcraft during that period.

Embarking on a spiritual journey, this book aims to evoke deep emotions and connect with the reader's inner self. It emphasizes the expression of profound love and seeks to guide readers toward achieving inner peace through reflective and heartfelt words.