Numbers and their practical Application by Isidore Kozminsky

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Numbers and their practical Application by Isidore Kozminsky

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Isidore Israel Kozminsky was born on 25th October 1870 into a Prussian Jewish family who had emigrated to Australia via London a few years before his birth. His parents were Simon Kozminsky (3 Jul 1835, Raszkow, Prussia, d. 3 Jul 1916, Melbourne) and Emma Esther Solomon (1848 in London, d. 27 Nov 1924, Melbourne Vic). In 1851 the founded jewelry shop under their name that still exists to this day.

Kozminsky was a well-known Jewish occult and esoteric author, reputed to have been a leading member of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. His works reveal a very broad knowledge of esoteric tradition and astrological knowledge. During his life Kozminsky wrote several valuable books on astrology and numerology.

Kozminsky, along with his wife and two children moved from Australia to London around 1935, presumably because London had established itself as the centre of esoteric and occult tradition by that time and though Kozminsky had a doctorate in archaeology and owned a well established jewelry business. It was esoteric tradition that became his lifelong passion.