In the study of controversial figures and fringe religious movements, few documents hold as much intrigue and significance as L. Ron Hubbard’s unpublished manuscript, The Greater Magic . Written in the late 1940s or early 1950s, this text serves as a crucial "missing link" between Hubbard’s career as a science fiction writer and his subsequent founding of the Church of Scientology.
The Greater Magic is not a novel; it is a philosophical treatise or a manual. The central thesis of the text is the assertion that the physical universe is a trap for the spirit, and that the "Magic" refers to the ability to rise above this trap. greater magic pdf
Includes sections on card fanning, dozens of specialized locations (using sleight of hand, crimps, or marked cards), and the legendary "Slick Ace" ruse. In the study of controversial figures and fringe