Astrology Manuscripts

The Earliest Financial Astrology Manuscripts. By W. D. Gann, Fred White, Prof. Weston, Sepharial, etc. This collection centers on a set of 4 rare manuscripts dated 1902-1930 proving the advanced level of astrology earlier than previously known. Their likely authorship is Fred White and Gann documenting the earliest thought in this field.

Forecasting

Not everyone has the skill, experience or desire to make forecasts of market phenomena, so they turn to experts who provide information to help anticipate market trends. Our top analysts provide forecasts or reports for different markets to help traders understand market action and get educational guidance with trading or investments.

Health

Our collection contains a selection of works on physical development and health, from yoga, to theories of nutrition and the like based upon esoteric ideas and principles developed in different schools and traditions of thought.

Mysticism

Most mystical systems tend to come from Eastern Traditions, dominated by Hindu Vedanta and Buddhism, followed by the Sufi tradition. Judaism has the mystical tradition of Kaballah, and Christianity has great figures like Meister Eckhart, St. Teresa of Avilla, Hildegard von Bingen and Thomas Merton.

Natural Philosophy

In the 1700-1800’s Natural Philosophers studied a wide range of scientific subjects, while not overly specializing in narrow and limited fields as scientists do today. WD Gann espoused this more holistic system of science, where the different branches were more easily integrated and the grand vision of the scientific system was more interlinked.

Pythagorean

Pythagoras, educated in Egypt and India, later founded a school on the Isle of Samos. His system of the Quadrivium: Arithemetic, Geometry, Music and Astronomy, the 4 Classical Liberal Arts, provided a foundational curriculum for centuries. Pythagoras has been a major influence on many thinkers, including, Plato, Kepler and many modern philosophers.

Eric Penicka

The solution to Gann's Law of Vibration from the 1909 Ticker Interview. Penicka analyzes Gann's exact words correlating them with the cutting edge science of Gann's day to develop a system which identifies the "mathematical points of force" behind all market action. A system of order based on atomic data generates master numbers for each market structure.

Translation Society

The Sacred Science Translation Society began in 2004 as a project to translate a collection of the most important and rare works on Cosmology & Esoteric Science into English. Through Angel Donors & Subscribtion Contributions we raised over $40,000 to translate famous foreign masterpieces from French & German on critical subjects in Harmonics, Geometry, Esoteric Mathematics, & Ancient Cosmology.

Hans Kayser

Hans Kayser was one of the 20th century's leading scientists who made a profound mathematical, geometric and philosophical study of the Science of Harmonics. Now finally avaible in English though our Translation Society, Kayser's series of works explore the deepest principles of Pythagorean Harmony & Order. His profound research reveals critical insights into Gann Theory & The Law of Vibration.

Petrus Talemarianus

Our second translation is a French masterpiece on the establishment of a "Golden Rule" according to the principles of Tantrism, Taoism, Pythagoreanism, & the Kabala, serving to fulfill the Laws of Universal Harmony & contributing to the accomplishment of the Great Work. It develops a system of correspondences between the symbolic, geometrical, mathematical & astronomical systems of architecture of the ancient world.

Eberhard Wortmann

The Law Of The Cosmos: The Divine Harmony According To Plato's Republic/Timeaus. The Platonic Riddle Of Numbers Solved contains hundreds of the most sophisticated diagrams on Sacred Geometry, Pythagorean & Platonic Number Theory, Harmonics & Astronomy with analysis & elaboration of Universal Order & Cosmic Law. Herman Hesse called him a Magisterludi of the Glass Bead Game.

Saint-Yves D'Alveydre

THE ARCHEOMETER: Key To All The Religions & Sciences of Antiquity, Synthetic Reformation of All Contemporary Arts. The Archeometer is the instrument used by the Ancients for the formation of the esoteric Canon of ancient Art and Science in its various architectural, musical, scientific forms. A highly respected elaborations of the Universal System, by one of the great esotericists of the 19th century.

Saint-Yves D'Alveydre

W.D. Gann Works

We stock the complete collection of the works of W.D. Gann. His private courses represent the most important of his writings, going into much greater detail than the public book series. Our 6 Volume set of Gann's Collected Writings includes supplementary rare source materials, and is the most reliable compliation of Gann's unadulterated vital work.

Dr. Jerome Baumring

The work of Dr. Baumring is the core inspiration upon which this entire website is based. Baumring is the only known modern person to have cracked the code behind WD Gann’s system of trading and market order. Baumring found and elaborated the system of scientific cosmology at the root of Gann’s Law of Vibration. There is no other Gann teaching that gets close to the depth of Baumring’s work.

Table of Contents from
The Archeometer Key to all the Religions & Sciences of Antiquity
Synthetic Reformation of all Contemporary Arts

A Translation Society Edition

By Saint-Yves d’Alveydre

Foreword

We are proud to present the first English translation and expanded edition of the late Marquis of Saint-Yves d’Alveydre’s ARCHEOMETER. We believe it will be well received by all those who are interested in the author’s remarkable personality.

In his lifetime, Dr. G. Encausse, “Papus,” expressed his great admiration for the INTELLECTUAL MASTER whose teachings and guidance were often beneficial to him. We therefore believe that in the “hereafter,” Papus will be the first to rejoice at this new homage paid to the memory of Saint-Yves d’Alveydre.

- Philippe Encausse

The Friends of Saint-Yves - Page vi
Saint-Yves d'Alveydre and his Work - Page viii
Note - Page x
The Origins of the Archeometer, by Joscelyn Godwin - Page xii
TRUE WISDOM - Pages 1-2

BOOK I. - Introduction to the Study of the Archeometer - Page 3

Dedication - Pages 3-4
Foreword - Pages 5-10

PART I. - Man’s Wisdom and Paganism - Page 11

CHAPTER 1. - Mental Regression - Page 11

From the Universal Verbal Synthesis to Individual Philosophy. Pagan Instruction and Christian Education - Pages 11-16

CHAPTER 2. - Error Triumphant - Page 17

I. Pythagoras’s Struggle against the Pagan Mentality. His Efforts for the Reconstitution of the Protosynthesis - Pages 17-21
II. Pythagoras’s Successors – The Golden Verses - Pages 22-23
III. False Pythagoreanism, Ancient and Modern. The Three Mental Races - Pages 24-29

CHAPTER 3. - Spiritual Death - Page 30

The Renaissance and the Triumph of Paganism through Modern Humanism - Pages 30-40

PART II. - God’s Wisdom and Christianity - Page 41

CHAPTER 1. - The Path - Page 41

I. Christian Mathesis - Pages 41-45
II. The Constitutive Criteria of the Mathesis - Page 46
- First Criterion - Page 46
- Second Criterion - Pages 47-54
- Third Criterion - Pages 55-58

CHAPTER 2. - The Truth - Page 59

I. Identity of Christianity Before and After the Incarnation - Pages 59-66
II. Esoteric Christianity - Pages 67-78

CHAPTER 3. - The Life - Page 79

I. Humanity’s Organic Canon of Life and its Revelation - Pages 79-87
II. Divine Life and the Revelation of the Mysteries - Pages 88-97

CONCLUSION - - Pages 98-101

APPENDIX I. - The Millenary Cycles - Page 102

APPENDIX II. - Influence of Paganism on the French Revolution; Demonolatry of Charles de Secondat - Pages 103-105

APPENDIX III. - Shema of the Dactylic Key of 5 - Page 106

Notes on the Cabalistic Tradition - Pages 107-116

BOOK II. - Description and Study of the Archeometer - Page 117

CHAPTER 1. - The Friends of Saint-Yves - Pages 117-118

CHAPTER 2. - Preliminary Clarifications - Pages 119-126

CHAPTER 3. - The Cosmological Archeometer - Page 127

I. The Archeometric Planisphere - Page 127
- Definition - Page 127
- The Zones - Page 128
- Basic Description - Pages 129-131
- Summary of the Basic Description - Page 132
- Detailed Description - Pages 133-138
II. Speech and the Alphabets - Pages 139-163

CHAPTER 4. - The Celestial Triangles - Page 164

I. The Astronomy of the Initiatory Temples of Antiquity - Pages 164-175
II. Triangle of the Word, Jesus. Trigon of the Earth of the Principle, and of Immanation in Him - Pages 176-183
III. Triangle of Mary. Trigon of Living Waters, the Origin, and the Temporal Emanation of Beings - Pages 184-189
IV. Triangle of the Holy Angels. Trigon of Ether - Pages 190-192
V. Triangle of the Lamb or Ram. Trigon of Vivifying Fire - Pages 193-194

CHAPTER 5. - The Archeometer and Oriental Tradition - Pages 195-244

BOOK III. - Applications of the Archeometer - Page 245

CHAPTER 1. - Architecture - Pages 245-246

I. The Marquis of Saint-Yves’s Musical Ruler - Page 247
I. Application of the Musical Ruler to Architecture and Forms - Pages 247-251
III. Biblical References - Pages 252-256

CHAPTER 2. - Speaking and Musical Architecture - Page 257

The Archeometer - Pages 258-261
The Standard - Pages 262-268
The Patent - Pages 269-273
Archeometer-Regulator - Pages 274-280
Chromological Archeometer - Pages 281-282
Protractor of Degrees - Pages 283-285
Music of Sounds - Pages 286-292
Plates - Pages 293-300
CONCLUSION - Pages 301-302

APPENDICES. - Further Writings on the Archeometer - Page 303

APPENDIX I. - THE ARCHEOMETER. From La Gnose (1909-1911). Signed “T.” by the authors (René Guénon and Alexandre-Thomas Marnès)
APPENDIX II. - Saint-Yves d’Alveydre and the Archeometer. By Jean Reyor (pseudonym of Maurice Clavelle)
APPENDIX III. - Kabbalistic Theory of Music. By Rouxel
APPENDIX IV. - On the “Theogony of the Patriarchs.” By T. Basilide (pseudonym of Patrice Genty)
APPENDIX V. - The Sorbonne Library’s: Saint-Yves d’Alveydre Collection. By Robert Amadou