While this list is not exhaustive, it will give the student a general introduction into the esoteric subjects as a background to Martinist studies. The list contains the works of both classical and contemporary writers in the field.
Paul Christian
The History and Practice of Magic
Eliphas Levi
The Magical Ritual of the Sanctum Regnum
The Paradoxes of the Highest Science Letters to a Disciple The Mysteries of the Qabalah Transcendental Magic The Book of Splendours The Key of the Mysteries Dion Fortune The Mystical Qabalah The Cosmic Doctrine Training and Work of an Initiate Dion Fortune & Gareth Knight The Circuit of Force Gareth Knight The Practical Guide to Qabalistic Symbolism The Magical World of the Tarot Magic and the Western Mind Paul Foster Case The True and Invisible Rosicrucian Order John Scotus Eriugena The Periphyseon (The Division of Nature) The Voice of the Eagle Moses de Leon The Zohar Gershom Scholem On the Kabbalah and its Symbolism The Origins of Kabbalah Major Trends of Jewish Mysticism Perle Epstein Kabbalah Zev ben Shimon Halevi The Anointed The Kabbalistic Universe Kabbalah and Exodus Psychology and Kabbalah Anatomy of Fate School of the Soul Tree of Life The Way of Kabbalah The Work of the Kabbalist Adam and the Kabbalistic Tree Michael A Cremo & Richard L Thompson Forbidden Archeology Andrew Welburn The Book with Fourteen Seals Louis Claude de Saint-Martin Man: His True Nature and Ministry Theosophic Correspondence (1792-1797) A.E. Waite The Unknown Philosopher Karl von Eckartshausen The Cloud Upon the Sanctuary Edward Hoffman The Hebrew Alphabet: A Mystical Journey Samuel Noah Kramer Sumerian Mythology Olga Kharitidi Entering the Circle Christopher Knight & Robert Lomas The Second Messiah Adrian G.Gilbert Magi Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince The Templar Revelation Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki Highways of the Mind The Shining Paths Sacred Cord Meditations Inner Landscapes The Forgotten Mage (Editor) Oswald Wirth Tarot of the Magicians Joseph Campbell and Richard Roberts Tarot Revelations
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