P.T. Mistlberger

P.T. Mistlberger was born in Montreal in 1959 and educated at John Abbott College and Concordia University. He has worked as a transpersonal therapist and seminar leader since 1987, and has taught in numerous cities in North America, Europe, and the Middle East. He has founded several personal growth communities and esoteric schools, and has authored six books. Since 1984 he has lived in Vancouver.

The Dancing Sorcerer (his first with Anathema) is a wide-ranging study of deep recesses of the Western esoteric tradition as well as the mind of both the Solomonic and Faustian magician, authored by a world-wide traveler with over 40 years experience on both Eastern and Western esoteric paths. 

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The Dancing Sorcerer
Anathema Maranatha, P.T. Mistlberger, The Dancing Sorcerer, Rowan E. Cassidy
The Dancing Sorcerer
Anathema Maranatha, P.T. Mistlberger, The Dancing Sorcerer, Rowan E. Cassidy

The Dancing Sorcerer has been a term used for the past half-century to describe the iconic figure of a 15,000-year-old work of cave art found in present-day southern France. This image, of a man dressed up in animal skins, who appears to be performing a ritual dance, has been offered up by anthropologists as an example of how the real oldest profession has always been that of the shaman, magician, or sorcerer.

Anathema Maranatha, P.T. Mistlberger, The Dancing Sorcerer, Rowan E. Cassidy

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