Guardians of the Sundoor by Ananda K. Coomaraswamy is a collection of late iconographic essays and drawings. This work represents the culmination of Coomaraswamy’s life’s research, focusing on the metaphysical and symbolic aspects of art and mythology. The essays explore the spiritual journey and the symbolic language used in traditional art to convey deeper metaphysical truths.

Fundamental Symbols: The Universal Language of Sacred Science by René Guénon explores the metaphysical and cosmological meanings of symbols from various traditions, including Greek, Buddhist, Druidic, and Islamic. Guénon demonstrates the fundamental unity of these symbols, showing how they represent the Absolute in its cosmic self-revelation. This work lays the foundation for a universal esoteric symbology, emphasizing the interconnectedness of sacred symbols across different cultures and ages.

Hidden Symbolism of Alchemy and the Occult Arts by Herbert Silberer is a pioneering work that connects psychoanalysis with alchemical and mystical traditions. Silberer explores the symbolic language of alchemy, Rosicrucianism, and Freemasonry, using a parable from an 18th-century alchemical text as a foundation. He provides a psychoanalytic interpretation of dreams and myths, and delves into the spiritual and psychological significance of symbols like salt, sulfur, mercury, and celestial bodies.

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The King's Daughter (1902)
Eduard Veit (1856-1925)
Austrian painting

- "The First Snow", 1875.

"Golden Autumn", 1886.

- Ilya Semyonovich Ostroukhov
(1858-1929)

On October 31, 1919, the German volunteer unit (Freikorps), led by Colonel Gerhard Roßbach, crossed the Latvia-Lithuania border to support the Russian White Army in their fight against the Bolsheviks during the Russian Civil War. The unit, known as the "Iron Division," played a crucial role in several battles, including the defense of Pskov and Narva. Despite being outnumbered and defunded by the German government, the German volunteers fought the Red Army with remarkable courage and determination. The song "Die Grenzwacht Hielt Im Osten" is based on a poem dedicated to a German Freikorps soldier who lost his life in action at Riga, Latvia. Many Baltic Germans who participated in campaigns against the Bolsheviks became the strongest early supporters of the National Socialists. Gerhard Roßbach took part in the attempted overthrow of the German government, the Munich Putsch of 1923.