Dorian NuajDorian Nuaj, (Belgrade, Serbia), 1971, a sociology professor and occultist, is the author of intriguing books with esoteric themes. Since childhood, he has encountered paranormal phenomena and the occult. In his youth, he was initiated into the occul by a spiritual entity with whom he communicated intensively for more than three years. These experiences helped shape his distinctive esoteric worldview. Dorian has conveyed his unique perspective on the world interestingly and controversially through the books he has written. He primarily writes in the Serbian language and, more recently, in English. Dorian's style blends academic, imaginative, and experiential elements. He excels at drawing insightful conclusions and creating unconventional insights. His topics include occultism, Kabbalah, tarot, mythology, hermeticism, perception, magical practice, esoteric interpretations of history, and the spirit of the times. In his works, he references many significant authors and writers such as Aleister Crowley, Kenneth Grant, Fulcanelli, Eliphas Levi, Julius Evola, Mircea Eliade, Erich Neumann, Carlos Castaneda, H.P. Lovecraft, Francis Yeats, Rene Guenon, Jake Stratton-Kent, Gershom Scholem, Manly P. Hall, Gerald Massey, Ioan Culianu, Bela Hamvas, and more. Read More Read Less
