0. The Story

I. Book of Formation

II. The Book of Adam

III. The Dawn of the Mysteries

IV. The Ancient Tradition

V. The Way of the Christ

VI. Gnostic Disciple of the Light

VII. Arthurian Grail Mysteries

VIII. Way of the Wizard

IX. The Mystery School ⛫

X. The Story of the New Earth

XI. Eschatology: The Book of Revelation

XII. The Royal Art

Sacred Storytelling

Tolkien’s work is more than just great literature—it is sacred storytelling. The power of his mythos lies in the fact that it is infused with the light of divine creation, and for many, it serves as a spiritual text.

Tolkien’s work enchants us because it reconnects us to the lost mythic world—a world we once knew but have forgotten, a world we come from, but lost

Through his sub-creation, he restores the sacred imagination, allowing us to once again believe in the enchanted world we live in.

ITolkien did not merely write a story—he revealed a forgotten world. He went to Faërie, returned, and brought us all with him.