The Da Vinci Gospel: What Dan Brown Didn't Say, and You Were Afraid to Ask (5 Vols.)

[DISCLAIMER 1: This 5-volume set is unofficial and unauthorized. It is not authorized, approved, licensed or endorsed by Dan Brown, his publishers, or licensors. It is also not authorized, approved, licensed or endorsed by Thelema Press, the acknowledged and superior publisher of Samael's works - in individual form.]

The Da Vinci Gospel (5 vols.) includes all 33 of the following New Age classics:

• Aztec Christic Magic (74 pages)
• Book of the Dead - 1966 (12 pages)
• Buddha's Necklace - 1967 (60 pages)
• Christ Consciousness - 1952 (9 pages)
• Christ Will - 1959 (49 pages)
• Christmas Message 1952 - 1952 (12 pages)
• Technique for Dissolving The I (40 pages)
• Esoteric Treatise of Hermetic Astrology - 1967 (69)
• Esoteric Treatise Of Theurgy - 1959 (23 pages)
• Fundamental Education - 1970 (151 pages)
• Great Rebellion - 1975 (65 pages)
• Greater Mysteries - 1956 (102 pages)
• Igneous Rose - 1954 (155 pages)
• Introduction To Gnosis - 1960 (33 pages)
• Logos, Mantram, Theurgy - 1959 (55 pages)
• Magic Runes - 1969 (166 pages)
• Manual of Practical Magic - 1954 (53 pages)
• Message of Aquarius - 1960 (172 pages)
• Mysteries of Life And Death - 1962 (12 pages)
• Mysteries of the Fire (Kundalini Yoga) - 1955 (66 pages)
• Mystery of the Golden Blossom - 1971 (118 pages)
• Perfect Matrimony - 1961 (187 pages)
• The Gnostic Bible: Pistis Sophia Unveiled (356 pages)
• Revolution of Beelzebub - 1950 (88 pages)
• Secret Doctrine of Anahuac - 1974 (96 pages)
• The Initiatic Path in the Arcane of Tarot and Kabbalah - 1978 (297 pages)
• The Revolution of The Dialectic - 1973 (143 pages)
• The Solar Bodies (145 pages)
• Three Mountains - 1972 (165 pages)
• Treatise of Revolutionary Psychology - 1975 (85 pages)
• Treatise of Sexual Alchemy - 1954 (72 pages)
• Yellow Book - 1959 (49 pages)
• Yes There is Hell, Yes There is Evil, Yes There is Karma - 1973 (154 pages)

[DISCLAIMER 2: "Read between the lines". Samael's work strangely corroborates many of the Gnostic spiritual claims made and implied throughout the Da Vinci Code and related works--especially those pertaining specifically and dynamically to the phenomenon of tantra, ie human sexuality, as it relates to consciousness and the dissolution of the Ego.]