Introduction
Mat Giao (Secret Teachings) is pleased to present to our fellow practitioners the book “Mysticism in “The Investiture of the Gods”” authored by scholar Duc Quy. This book explores the mystical and religious themes found within the Chinese classic epic “The Investiture of the Gods,” offering insightful commentaries and explanations in the field of Mysticism. Scholar Duc Quy delves into the basic principles and general laws governing the operation of deities, drawing from personal experiences involving miracles, possessions, charms, and spells, which enrich the text with firsthand encounters.
Additionally, the book includes articles discussing religious doctrines from Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, and Confucianism. The content of this book was previously serialized in Matgiao Magazine, spanning from Issue No. 3 in 1985 to No. 17 in 1986.
Warm regards,
The Editing Group
Colorado – Spring 1986
Letter for 2nd Publication (2005)
By the end of Spring 2005, “Mysticism and “The Investiture of the Gods” is now being reissued for the second time. We have intentionally preserved the original text without making corrections to spelling, punctuation, or other details.
Our goal is to ensure that readers grasp the essence of the content without being distracted by formalities, emphasizing understanding over adherence to technicalities. We are committed to offering this book for free distribution. However, over the years, we have observed it being available for sale on platforms such as Amazon. If anyone wishes to obtain a free copy, please contact us at [email protected].
Letter for 3rd Publication (2024)
“In our third publication in 2024, we’ve decided to rename our initial title of “The Nomination of the Gods and Mysticism” to “Mysticism in The Investiture of the Gods,” aligning it more accurately with its content.
This publication has undergone revisions for clarity, yet errors may still persist. We kindly ask our readers to forgive any remaining mistakes and instead concentrate on the content provided.
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