The Golden Dawn: The Original Account of the Teachings, Rites, and Ceremonies of the Hermetic Order
Original Author: Israel Regardie
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Original Date Written: 1937
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First published in 1937, The Golden Dawn represents Israel Regardie’s landmark effort to preserve and present the teachings, rituals, and symbolic system of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. Drawing directly from the Order’s internal papers, Regardie compiled its core doctrines into a structured, accessible format that introduced generations of readers to ceremonial magic, Qabalistic philosophy, and esoteric practice.
This foundational edition reflects the material as Regardie originally arranged it—an archival snapshot of the Order’s methods, symbolism, and ritual work during the early twentieth century. It remains one of the most influential texts in modern occultism, valued for its historical significance and its role in making Golden Dawn teachings available to the wider world.
