The Morning of the Magicians

The Dawn of Magic

By: Jacques Bergier, Louis Pauwels

Narrated by: Clay Lomakayu

Can we rediscover the secrets of the alchemists? Was there a previous atomic age? Is humanity evolving toward some kind of superhumanity? Will future governments behave as secret societies?

The questions of a fevered imagination? Not for the two authors who spent six years prospecting in that strange country that lies beyond the frontiers of rational, "scientific" wisdom. They believe it is vital for us to pose these questions and others even more disturbing.

The Morning of the Magicians is a compendium of dark and peculiar true stories - an enthralling introduction to the puzzles of occult knowledge. This classic of the New Age, written by the founders of the "Ancient Astronaut" thesis, featured on TV shows like Ancient Aliens, quickly became a best-seller in many languages and continues to inform us today.

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Visionary Classic

Pauwels & Bergier wrote this uncategorizable work in 1960, but it remains as fresh, relevant, and expansive as it was when I first encountered it three decades ago — full of the paradoxical combination that Pauwels describes as the essential for spiritual awakening, “confidence and surprise.” As Gary Lachman explains in his history of the occult underground of the ‘60s, TURN OFF YOUR MIND, this book was ground zero for countless trends. But it remains bracingly unique book, examining the world with the true scientist’s skepticism of all dogmas combined with the wide-eyed wonder of a surrealist poet. Clay Lomakayu’s narration is off-putting at first with its quirky pitch shifts and halting rhythms — but it grows on you as you listen, its quirks echoing this unusual text. Required listening for all Forteans, modern magicians, and students of wonder.

Another guide to the maturity of our species.

A must read for all those seeking OCCULT wisdom. Worth very little unless applied within and without.

a work of genius

Absolutely incredible. A guidebook for opening the mind to unlimited possibility while keeping ones feet planted on the ground.

I've been reading books on similar subject matter for 2 decades and this is one of the most complete, brilliant works Ive ever found. I want everyone I know to read it.

Also the narration is fantastic. I'd give this 7 stars out of 5 if I could.

Interesting Book

The book was very interesting but the narrator was pretty bad. So many mispronounced words.

What a beautiful piece of knowledge

I would describe this book as a Koan. To science, to linear thinking, to reason, etc