Mouni Sadhu (17 August 1897 – 24 December 1971) is the pen name taken by Dymitr Sudowski an occultist, spiritual teacher and author. The word “mouni” means “silent” and “sadhu” refers to a wandering holy man. The author has studied many paths on the route to self-realization, from Western Magic and Hermeticism to the bhakti yoga teachings of Ramana Maharshi.His writings are a wealth of practical and useful information and advice. His books cover subjects such as concentration, meditation, spiritual growth, the higher consciousness Theurgy and the Tarot.

“Books that deserve the label ‘classic’ are rare, and usually well known to students of the occult. Every so often, however, a classic work drops out of print for reasons unrelated to its quality, and its rediscovery throws open the door to forgotten branches of occult knowledge. The Tarot is one of these classics. Sadhu provides a thorough grounding in the philosophy, symbolism, and practice of occultism. Those who give it the time, patience and study it deserves will come through the experience much the richer for it.”John Michael Greer, author of The Occult Philosophy Workbook and The Sacred Geometry Oracle

Mouni Sadhu (17 August 1897 – 24 December 1971) is the pen name taken by Dymitr Sudowski an occultist, spiritual teacher and author. The word “mouni” means “silent” and “sadhu” refers to a wandering holy man. The author has studied many paths on the route to self-realization, from Western Magic and Hermeticism to the bhakti yoga teachings of Ramana Maharshi.His writings are a wealth of practical and useful information and advice. His books cover subjects such as concentration, meditation, spiritual growth, the higher consciousness Theurgy and the Tarot.

“Books that deserve the label ‘classic’ are rare, and usually well known to students of the occult. Every so often, however, a classic work drops out of print for reasons unrelated to its quality, and its rediscovery throws open the door to forgotten branches of occult knowledge. The Tarot is one of these classics. Sadhu provides a thorough grounding in the philosophy, symbolism, and practice of occultism. Those who give it the time, patience and study it deserves will come through the experience much the richer for it.”John Michael Greer, author of The Occult Philosophy Workbook and The Sacred Geometry Oracle

Mouni Sadhu (17 August 1897 – 24 December 1971) is the pen name taken by Dymitr Sudowski an occultist, spiritual teacher and author. The word “mouni” means “silent” and “sadhu” refers to a wandering holy man. The author has studied many paths on the route to self-realization, from Western Magic and Hermeticism to the bhakti yoga teachings of Ramana Maharshi.His writings are a wealth of practical and useful information and advice. His books cover subjects such as concentration, meditation, spiritual growth, the higher consciousness Theurgy and the Tarot.

“Books that deserve the label ‘classic’ are rare, and usually well known to students of the occult. Every so often, however, a classic work drops out of print for reasons unrelated to its quality, and its rediscovery throws open the door to forgotten branches of occult knowledge. The Tarot is one of these classics. Sadhu provides a thorough grounding in the philosophy, symbolism, and practice of occultism. Those who give it the time, patience and study it deserves will come through the experience much the richer for it.”John Michael Greer, author of The Occult Philosophy Workbook and The Sacred Geometry Oracle