Our References
Here you'll find the books and authors that have inspired our study and development.
"A feat of scholarship, an act of the imagination, and a tool for contemplation, as well as a work of literature, a reference book that is as indispensable as it is brilliant and learned. Cirlot was a composer, a poet, an art critic, and a champion of modern art whose interest in surrealism helped to bring him the study of symbolism..."

knowthyself.org
Daniel P. & Eduardo M.
"Know Thyself is dedicated to the exploration of the most rewarding task an individual can ever embark on:
The journey to find one's Self."
We learned of this Podcast while researching The Planets. Daniel & Eduardo introduced us to Alice Bailey, and many other helpful resources. This Podcast has become a foundational library within our study of the esoteric.
Alice Bailey's The Labours of Hercules is a profound exploration of human growth and spiritual evolution, using the myth of Hercules' twelve labors as an allegory for the soul's journey. The book delves into the symbolic challenges we face in life, offering insights into personal transformation and the pursuit of wisdom. Bailey masterfully connects the ancient tale with astrological and psychological themes, providing readers with a deeper understanding of their own paths.
For anyone seeking inspiration, self-awareness, or a fresh lens through which to view life’s trials and triumphs, this book offers timeless guidance and meaning.
This tome, first published in 1928 by a then-27 year old Manly P. Hall, compiles vast "esoteric" or hidden knowledge, religious orders, and other alternative history that helps paint a wider understanding of the forces that shape our current culture and our inherited symbolism. - Whether any of it is true is up to you to determine yet we deem the book worth reading as it offers an unparalleled guide into insights on philosophy, mysticism, and esoteric teaching. This book encourages us to look beyond materialism and to seek truth. Which we like : )
Treat this book like an encyclopedia, take only what is useful.