The Emerald Tablets of Thoth the Atlantean Paperback – 1 January 2006

I love this work but I write this review for quality issues with my product.In the introduction I have found a dozen+ spelling mistakes and some more in the first chapter. Who knows how many more spelling mistakes there are in the whole text? I had no spelling mistakes in my previous edition?I will be sending this back and buying it again. Hopefully, I will receive a copy without spelling mistakes the next time.I hope this issue will be adressed because spelling and grammatical errors, especially in a work that has been republished, detracts from the reader's experience and the perceived credibility of the text. Given the mystical and esoteric nature of this book, any errors in the presentation diminishes the serious tone and the importance of the content for readers who value it deeply.Apart from these complaints, the cover is beautiful and the text is absolutely amazing folks. Don't hesitate to buy this.

Estoy encantada con mi libro, lo poco que llevo leído es fascinante!

Not what i expected.

More of a pamphlet than a book. Not extensive enough or in depth enough. Misleading calling it a book and not worth the money.

Over the years I searched for information about Atlantis and Thoth depicted as an Atlantean in this book was something outside my understanding of both Egypt and Atlantis. Speaking of which and without the spoilers, Thoth passes on knowledge about life that tends to appear as extraordinary. The writing is likely to rouse mixed thoughts and sensations, unless you are in on the details already then its quite clear. If you may, it reads like a speech with stories, metaphors as well as Thoth's own ideas. He seems to be delivering his message in a good-intentioned manner.Thoth as well as being revered in Egyptian polytheism and mythology he is also revered to a point in the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the one that the Satanist Alister Crowley was part of. It tends to fly in the face when in this writing Thoth proclaims, in a nutshell, that he is one of the good guys and that the baddies ripped off his ideas. I do not know what you may or may not heard of the Golden Dawn, as far as I know: ah-ah not good. Thoth has also been associated as a trickster even though he has been attributed as the source of the sciences, so maybe something is cooking.Having said that its a joy to read it and I appreciate how it can be re-read and something new can come to surface adding to the reading experience. Of course one reading it may need to draw the line in the sand with some of the suggestions found in this book. Either way how one reads this book and what accepts within it is up to the person reading it.I rated this book 5/5 purely on the reading experience. I added some critique to it since it might do some good to know some of the background to Thoth even though its tricky to do so without spoilers or referring potential readers back and forth to other sources.Take care