Violet M. Firth (Dion Fortune)
Author · 1890 – 1946

Violet M. Firth (Dion Fortune)

Violet Mary Firth Evans Better known as Dion Fortune, was a British occultist and author. Her pseudonym was inspired by her family motto "Deo, non fortuna" (Latin for "by God, not fate"), originally the ancient motto of the Barons & Earls Digby.

Works

Psychic self-defence
1930
The Mystical Qabalah
1935
Dion Fortune's the Secrets of Dr. Taverner
1926
The machinery of the mind
1922
The esoteric philosophy of love and marriage
1924
Dion Fortune's the Cosmic Doctrine
1976
The Esoteric Orders and Their Work
1928
The demon lover
1927
Avalon of the heart.
1934
The sea priestess
1957
The Goat-Foot God
1971
Applied Magic
1962
Moon magic
1956
The winged bull.
1971
Through the Gates of Death
1957
The training & work of an initiate
1930
Sane occultism
1929
Aspects of Occultism -Op/36
1973
More violets
1920
The Problem of Purity
1928
Revival
2018
Mystical Meditations on the Christian Collects
1991
Practical occultism in daily life
1978
The Hounds of Hell
1974
Principles Of Esoteric Healing
2000
The Magical Battle of Britain
1993
The Vampire Archives
2009
Dion Fortune's The esoteric philosophy of love and marriage, and The problem of purity.
1988
Dion Fortune's Book Of The Dead
2005
What is occultism?
1999
Qabalah - Psychic Self Defence
2008
Dion Fortune's Through the Gates of Death and Spiritualism in the Light of Occult Science
1988
Matins and vespers
1911
Circuit of Force
1988
Arthurian Formula
2006
Applied Magic and Aspects of Occultism
1995
Dion Fortune's
1995
Dion Fortune's Esoteric Orders and Their Work and the Training and Work of the Initiate
1995
The mystical Qabalah
1970
Introduction to Ritual Magic.
1997
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