Treatise on the Reintegration of beings
The Treatise on the Reintegration was incomplete when its enigmatic author, Martinez (Martinés) de Pasqually, died in 1774.
Pasqually intended his treatise to be a commentary on man's salvation history from the advent of Adam to the ascension of Christ, but what we have survives through the redacted copies of his two personal sectaries, Pierre Fournié and Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin.
Like his contemporary, Emanuel Swedenborg, Pasqually wrote of the mysteries of man's communication with angels, demons, and spirits. His treatise is a systematic engagement with the cause and origins of evil and how it is to be overcome as part of God's plan for the redemption of humanity.
The first English translation of the Treatise was by Peter Mayden of Canada, completed upon his untimely death by Johannes de Campenhout. The second was by Trevor Stewart in England. The issue with both was that they relied solely on the René Philippon publication from 1899, which is incomplete. The Martinist scholar Robert Amadou published Saint-Martin's complete version as a French transcription.
Author M.R. Osborne has filled this breach. Pasqually's lack of grammar and punctuation and the archaic nature of French language usage usually result in a book that many in the English-speaking world find difficult to penetrate and understand. This version is complete.
This new version is different, as it brings the language of the Treatise into modern parlance and presents the fundamental principles of Pasqually's cosmogony both clearly and understandably.
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