Initially serving as personal secretary to , Regardie eventually joined the Stella Matutina, a successor order to the original Golden Dawn. Fearing that the system’s profound knowledge would be lost due to the internal ego and decay of the remaining orders, he published the complete rituals and teachings in his four-volume set, The Golden Dawn (1937). This act was highly controversial at the time but is now credited with fueling the modern occult revival. Key Contributions & Teachings Israel Regardie's impact on tarot and occultism - Facebook
Israel Regardie (1907–1985) was a seminal figure in the 20th-century Western Mystery Tradition, best known for breaking the oath of secrecy of the to preserve its teachings for posterity . The Man Who Saved the Golden Dawn Israel Regardie