The Black Pullet

Science of Magical Talismans

The Black Pullet presents itself as the memoir of a French officer who survived the Battle of the Pyramids in 1798, and while sheltering in an ancient Egyptian tomb, encountered a mysterious old man who taught him a complete system of 22 magical talismans and 22 magical rings. Each talisman grants a specific power: invisibility, discovering treasure, commanding love, calling spirits. The black pul

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Edition045

FormatDigital PDF

Editorial statusIn review

TraditionMystery Schools

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Context without the mythology.

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01 / Historical context

Published in France circa 1800, claiming Egyptian origin. A system of 22 magical rings and talismans taught by an ancient sage to a French officer. Banned and seized.

02 / Why it matters

Egyptian magic. A French soldier. A secret that was supposed to die in a tomb.

From / associated with the text

““I will initiate thee into the mysteries of the grand masters; thou wilt learn how to command the spirits of the air, the earth, the sea and the fire.””

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The Black Pullet

Context without the mythology.

Source before story.

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