Among the theosophists, astrology enjoyed a revival.[30] Astrological texts by Karl Brandler-Pracht, Otto Pöllner, Ernst Tiede, and Albert Knief appeared at the Theosophical Publishing House at Leipzig.[31] Karl Brandler-Pracht had also founded the First Viennese Astrological Society in 1907.[32] Erik Jan Hanussen, who later would become the most famous clairvoyant in Germany and Austria, gave his first occult session with E. K. Hermann in Vienna in 1911.[33]