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  • Introduction to Ceremonial Magick by Phil Hansford (32 pages)

  • [ recommended ] Techniques of High Magick: A Handbook of Divination, Alchemy, and the Evocation of Spirits (185 pages) @200cr synopsis This complete beginner's guide enables you to understand and harness the mysterious forces of nature, while providing tools for self-initiation into ancient and secret traditions of ceremonial magic.

  • The Essential Skills of Magick by Benjamin Rowe (12 pages)

  • Kybalion (76 pages) synopsis A study of the Hermetic Philosophy of Ancient Egypt and Greece. Sacred Magick Edition

  • Initiation into Hermetics @200cr (201 pages) Sacred Magick Edition synopsis Initiation into Hermetics provides step by step instruction in the form of practical exercises. These exercises lead to the development of body, soul and spirit. The result of the practical exercises is the development of occult abilities which can be of benefit to the student, in as far as he can change his existence for the better | IHH Commentary by Rawn Clark (99 pages)

  • Magickal Visualization Training/Work Shop (4 pages) "Poke" Ruyon

  • Seership & the making and use of magic mirrors- P.B Randolph (97 pages)

  • [ recommended ] A Short Course in Scrying by Benjamin Rowe (38 pages)

  • Daily Ritual Diary Entries (1 pages) ready to print ritual diary format

  • Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram (18 pages) a study guide

  • The Center of Stillness Meditation (9 pages)

  • Sigils in Theory and Practice by Frater FP (4 pages)

  • Numbers - Their Occult Power and Mystic Virtues by W. Wynn Westcott (211 pages)

  • The Book of Ceremonial Magic (266 pages) First published in 1911, Arthur Edward Waite's The Book of Ceremonial Magic is well-known for being a rather enigmatic text. The first hald of the book offers an analytical and critical account of many magical rituals. The second can be considered an illustrated grimoire. Contemporary occultists may find Waite's language and style at times archaic, but perception and persistence will show that this tome is a most useful reference.

  • [ recommended ] Magick in Theory and Practice by Aleister Crowley (295 pages)

  • Magick Without Tears by Aleister Crowley (359 pages)

  • Aspects of Evocation by Phil Hine (42 pages)

  • [ recommended ] The Practice of Magical Evocation @200cr Sacred Magick Edition (350 pages) synopsis In magical terms, the book is a practical guide to the proper evocation of and communication with spiritual, magical and divine entities. It is perhaps the only truly significant modern study of direct contact with the universal teachers -- the other major works in the field are products of the Medieval, Renaissance, and Reformation periods. But beyond that, there is a fascinating glimpse into a complete magical universe. Bardon outlines a totally new and original hierarchy of magic, from the spirits of the four elements to those of the various planets, and even to each degree of the zodiac. Included with the names and descriptions of the various entities are a collection of previously unknown magical sigils, as well as a true account of ancient astrology| PME Commentary by Rawn Clark (24 pages)

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  • Art and Meaning of Magick (Isreal Regardie) (45 pages)

  • Summoning Spirits: The Art of Magical Evocation by Konstantinos (204 pages) @300cr synopsis Learn to safely evoke powerful spirits to aid you with any task. Create sigils charged with the energy of spirits to magnify the effects of your evocations. Make an etheric egregore, a manufactured spirit that will perform the task of your choice. Perform easy exercises to train your magical abilities and to develop clairvoyance and clairaudience. Construct, prepare, and use special magical tools to aid your evocations. Summoning Spirits is a complete manual for evoking entities to effect positive changes in your life. Learn how the spirits that dwell on the other planes can be evoked to the astral and physical planes to help you obtain mystical abilities, locate hidden "treasure," and even command a spirit "army" to protect your home while you're away.  Summoning Spirits French version texte en Français (327 pages)

  • The Magus: A Complete System of Occult Philosophy by Francis Barrett  Part I (157 pages) | Part II (128 pages) The Magus has proved to be the most sought after set of books on magic and alchemy ever published. There is very good reason for this. These books are powerful, and were considered so dangerous that for many years, rare copies could only be found in certain libraries, locked away from the general public and from those who would use (or misuse) its power. The original set of books was first published in 1801 by its author, Francis Barrett, who had an extensive background in the medieval and occult sciences. He spent many years of diligent study before releasing them. His premise for the material, that is, before putting anything into these books, Barrett first subjected the various theories to certain tests that had to be "substantiated by nature, truth, and experiment" first. They were written for those seeking the key to the philosopher's stone and the powers of magic. The illustrations in this book were taken from ancient and medieval texts, magical tables, planetary tables, talismans and images of angels and demons. Book One covers natural magic, amulets and charms, potions, precious stones, lights, candles, alchemy, the philosopher's stone, transmutation, the four elements, numbers, and planets. Book Two covers magnetic powers, Cabalistic magic, the names of angels and spirits, the performing of invocations, conjuring spirits, magic circles, receiving oracles in dreams, positive and evil spirits, and concludes with a major biographical section on the great magicians of history.

  • The Magical Revival by Kenneth Grant (158 pages)

  • Magical Theory and Tradition by Marcus Cordey (13 pages)

  • Manipulation Through Astral Correspondences (31 pages) How to define, create and use Telesmatic Images in ritual magic

  • Manual of Occultism - Sephariel (237 pages)

  • The New Hermetics, 21st Century Magick for Illumination and Power - Jason Augustus Newcomb (241 pages) @100cr synopsis For the first time since its initial translation into English at the turn of the century, Jason Newcomb has reinterpreted the sacred magic of Abramelin the Mage into a completely relevant program for contemporary seekers. In the thirty-one chapters of 21st Century Mage, Newcomb has reinvented the Knowledge and Conversation of Your Holy Guardian Angel ritual. He lays out a course of practice and prayer -- and introduces a whole new generation to the Crowleyan esthetic.

  • [ recommended ] Liber MMM (14 pages)

  • Notes on the Lesser and Greater Ritual of the Pentagram (2 pages)

  • Aurum Solis (59 pages)

  • Pronunciation Guide (7 pages) to Sephiroth, Letters and Divine Names used on the Tree of Life, with some additions for the Lesser Pentagram Ritual.

  • Functions of Ritual (13 pages)

  • The Bornless Ritual by Alex Sumner (23 pages)

  • The Universal Astral Temple Ritual (3 pages)

  • Pentagram Meaning and History (19 pages)

  • A Brief Outline On Ritual Structure (4 pages)

  • A Basic Magical Primer (4 pages)

  • Invocation of Horus (6 pages)

  • Invokation of the Holy Spirit ISIS (4 pages)

  • The Qlippoth (11 pages) Addressed to the grade of Philosophus 4=7 by Frater D.D.C.F. (S.L. MacGregor Mathers)

  • Notes on the Study of Merkabah Mysticism (26 pages) with an appendix on Jewish Magic.

  • The Beltaine Ritual (3 pages)

  • Yetziratic Divination (26 pages)

  • Rite Of Magister Templi (19 pages)

  • Ceremonial Magick and Sorcery (14 pages)

  • The Tree Of Life: A Study In Magic by Israel Regardie (282 pages) @300cr The Tree of Life presents a massive amount of material that brings together ancient wisdom and modern magical experience.

  • Ceremonial Magic: A Guide to the Mechanisms of Ritual by Israel Regardie (120 pages)  @300cr The proper working of ritual is at the heart of the Western magical tradition. This book shows exactly how ceremonial techniques can be used to concentrate and harness the enormous psychic and spiritual potential of human consciousness. Israel Regardie’s detailed analysis and description of key rituals are based on his own considerable experience and knowledge of Golden Dawn techniques. In addition to providing practical instructions he also links current occult practice to broader historical precedents. Includes the Opening of the Watchtower Ritual for Self Transformation

  • The Middle Pillar: The Balance between Mind and Magic by Israel Regardie (289 pages) @300cr The Middle Pillar is one of Regardie's best works. It lucidly explains the correlation between the Tree of Life and the human body, and how certain energy centers are activated for magick.

  • Mysteria Magica by Denning & Phillips (439 pages) @500cr A complete system of Magick, Mysteria Magica reveals essential and advanced teachings in terms that even newcomers can follow, with a richness of inspiration embraced by experienced mages. Mysteria Magica explores the core of Ceremonial Magick-the inner system of symbolism, philosophy, and spiritual technology. It shows how and why ritual acts can lead to their desired result in the "Principles of Ceremonial" section. This comprehensive work also presents a formal traditional education in the key elements of High Magick: sigils; telesmata; consecration; protection; and Enochian rituals and techniques, including proper pronunciation of the Enochian language. Designed for individual or group use, Mysteria Magica contains the most vital procedures of High Magick with authentic texts and formulae.

  • Tratado Elementar de Magia Pratica by Papus (568 pages) (Elementary treatise of practical magic)

  • A Treatise on The Great Art by Edouard Blitz (115 pages) A system of physics according to Hermetic Philosophy and theory and practice of the magisterium

  • Ceremonial Magic Unveiled (8 pages) This article first appeared in the Occult Gazette in January I933 and has not been available for a wider audience since. It is of particular relevance in revealing D.F's considered opinion about The Golden Dawn as well as Aleister Crowley.

  • 16 Fixed Stars (18 pages)

  • The Mystical and Magical System of the A .'. A .'. - The Spiritual System of Aleister Crowley & George Cecil Jones Step-by-Step (300 pages) @500 The Mystical and Magical System of the A .'. A .'. is the first serious work on the A .'. A .'. System in over 50 years! “Previously, so comprehensive a guide book has not been readily available.” Initiation is a reality. Humanity has a potential to grow far beyond its native state of consciousness and capability. This growth is a spiritual growth. Its fruits inform and empower every facet of human, mortal expression, while disclosing to each of us our own inherently immortal natures. On this spiritual growth, more than any other thing, the future welfare and progress of humanity depends. For thousands of years, Adepts have known how to unlock or awaken this growth – how to mature it and unleash genius at will.  Beginning in 1906, two such Adepts, Aleister Crowley and George Cecil Jones, organized and made public the mystical and magical disciplines by which any motivated person can achieve this spiritual maturity and have direct experience of realization, liberation, union with God, or cosmic consciousness. They called their system A .'. A .'. Its methods are those of empirical science; its aims, those of devoted religion. This book explores, step-by-step, the mystical and magical system of the A .'. A .'. For many in the West, it is a strange thought that spirituality can be drilled in the same way that a muscle is strengthened. Yet, an ear trained to listen to music detects wondrous subtleties that the untrained ear misses. The same is true of the palate trained to distinguish fine food and wine, or the eye trained to discriminate nuance in any of a thousand areas. The same is true of spiritual experience. The stages of its unfolding are distinct: the discovery of one’s True Will (or who one is in the Universe), and the practical means of expressing this in the world; the Knowledge and Conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel (or conscious union with the Divine); and the continued advance toward and through that vast gulf, or Abyss, which lies between humanity and Divinity. The author, in more than 20 years of experience of the mystical and magical system of the A .'. A .'., has derived enormous value from it. This book is the clearest, most complete presentation of the system ever written. “Never before have the inner pathways of this Journey been so finely mapped, nor the Way so clearly marked. To you, dear children of the Light, do we deliver freely what has been given to us. May the Way be opened for all who would walk it, proudly, joyously, serenely – with strength, wisdom, love, and the LIGHT which informs them with Beauty.” – from Chapter 11 of the Mystical and Magical System of the A .'. A .'.

  • This is the Consecration Ritual for All Purposes (4 pages) Spell to Helios (Mithra's Liturgy)

  • Complete Jupiter Ritual (29 pages)

  • Bartholomeus Cocles (5 pages) Planetary Sigils by Bartholomeus Cocles

  • Book Treasury of Alexander (5 pages) Descriptions of 7 Planetary Rings.

  • Ritual and Vibration Recordings: Israel Regardie - Awareness.mp3 - Israel Regardie - Bornless-Ritual.mp3 - Israel Regardie - Breathing.mp3 - Israel Regardie - Holy Guardian Angel.mp3 - Israel Regardie - lbrp.mp3 - Israel Regardie - Middle Pillar Ritual.mp3 - Israel Regardie - Presence Of God.mp3 - Israel Regardie - Relaxation.mp3 - Israel Regardie - The Invocation Of Thoth.mp3 - Israel Regardie - The Rose Cross Ritual.mp3 - Israel-Regardie - Mantram.mp3

  • Rituals of the Societas Rosicrucianis in Anglia (53 pages) Zelator, Theoricus, Practicus, Philosophus.

  • Gareth Knight - Magical Images and the Magical Imagination: A Practical Handbook for Self Transformation Using the Techniques of Creative Visualization and Meditation (95 pages) @200 synopsis The knowledge and use of magical images as a means of self development was once a closely guarded secret of initiates and adepts in the Mystery Schools. In this ground breaking new book, Gareth Knight gives easy-to-follow classifications of the various kinds of magical images, along with instructions for their use as agents of self realization and spiritual growth. Indispensable for beginners and advanced practitioners alike, this book presents the theory and techniques of creative visualization and meditation. These practical teachings range from the circulation of force within the aura for the purpose of balancing the personality, to the development of a full magical system of "pathworking" enabling contact with unsuspected sources of inner wisdom and power.

  • Hebrew Letter Workbook (31 pages) @200 The purpose of this booklet is to help all students who want to learn how to draw, and recognize the Hebrew letters. The various shapes of the letters are easily reproduced using modem calligraphy pens. These instructions presume students are familiar with various types of graph paper and edged pens. Some students may be aware of other styles of drawing the letters. These particular examples were used for clarity and ease. When this booklet refers to "families of letters," it is not alluding to the divisions familiar to students of Qabalah: the 3 mother, 7 double, and 12 simple letters. The groupings used are based on similarity and relation of shape. Much confusion and error frustrate beginning students because of slight but very important differences in appearance. Experience with this particular organization of the letters has helped many students, allowing them to draw nearly perfect letters in a very short period of time.

  • Donald Michael Kraig - Modern Magick: Eleven Lessons in the High Magickal Arts (528 pages) @500 synopsis Modern Magick is the most comprehensive step-by-step introduction to the art of ceremonial magic ever offered. The eleven lessons in this book will guide you from the easiest of rituals and the construction of your magickal tools through the highest forms of magick: designing your own rituals and doing pathworking. Along the way you will learn the secrets of the Kabbalah in a clear and easy-to-understand manner. Essential one of the key texts which has taken magick and again thrust it into the daylight. Magickal orders worldwide, from pagans, to Wiccans to the Golden Dawn, owe the tremendous rise in interest in magick in large part to Kraig's influence through this phenomenal volume. Unlike other texts, most characterized by Crowley's habit of talking around magickal theory, Kraig's text emphasizes the "DOING" in magick, and gets the reader/student performing rituals and making magick from the very first chapter. While heavily influenced and almost wholly based on the Golden Dawn system, Modern Magick also incorporates other systems, with a whole lotta pagan workings and a dash of tantric thrown in, to boot. Kraig was one of the first authors to address the much lamented tendency that ceremonial magicians talk a lot about magick, but actually DO very little. This book is fundamentally focused on doing, and, while a course for the beginner, takes the student through sufficiently advanced magick to satisfy the depth of knowledge any novice is likely to aspire to. | Donald Michael Kraig - Using Modern Magick (42MB zipped MP3s) The author of Modern Magick gives instructions on how to do real magick along with a relaxation exercise and correct pronunciation of difficult magickal words.

  • Joseph Lisiewski - Ceremonial Magic & The Power of Evocation: A System of Personal Power (204 pages) @300 synopsis For centuries, the ceremonial evocation of spiritual beings has been Magic's darkest corner. Reputed to fulfill the Magician's material desires, evocation has been the topic of the most famous Grimoires---the Grammars of Magic. From the Sworn Book of Honorius the Magician, to the Greater Key of Solomon and the Goetia; from the Grand Grimoire, to the complete treatise of the Lemegeton, all give direct, yet difficult, directions to the individual desiring to have the 'good life' in the here-and-now. But the simplest of Grimoires, the Heptameron of Peter de Abano, has escaped the attention of modern Ceremonialists. Its simplicity and power in summoning the Aerial Spirits is second to none. Ceremonial Magic lays bare the operation of the Heptameron. Its Magical Axioms, extensive Commentaries, copious notes, and personal instructions to the reader---all gained from Dr. Lisiewski's forty-years of study and practice in Ceremonial Magic---make this a resource that no serious student of Magic can afford to be without. It is all here, as in no other Grimoire. Use its instructions and the world of evocation and personal gratification are well within your grasp!

  • Joseph Lisiewski - Kabbalistic Handbook for the Practicing Magician (189 pages) @300 synopsis For the practicing Magician, there is no more crucial working knowledge than the Kabbalah. This complex structure serves as the backdrop against which the magician's thoughts, ideas, ritual and ceremonial work are placed, and is the archetype which breathes life into secret occult practices. Yet, none of the numerous books on 'Qabalah' give those 'on-the-spot' attributions, correspondences and key concepts in a 'user-friendly' style. Until now. And The Kabbalistic Handbook gives you even more. It includes never-before-published techniques that enables Western Magic---including Golden Dawn Magic---to work flawlessly every time! Never again will you need to wade through voluminous chapters of many different books looking for the Kabbalistic information you need. In addition, you will have a course of instruction that will enable that knowledge to work for you as never before. The field is cleared for your main objective: the realization of your desires, manifested through properly executed ritual and ceremonial work.

  • Lon Milo DuQuette - The Chicken Qabalah of Rabbi Lamed Ben Clifford: Dilettante's Guide to What You Do and Do Not Need to Know to Become a Qabalist (233 pages) @300 A unique and humorous—and also uniquely practical—approach to the increasingly popular study of Qabalah. This is a seriously funny book! Learn the basics of Qabalah in spite of yourself! Traditional Qabalistic (or Cabalistic, or, indeed, Kabbalistic—read this book to find out what the difference is…we know you’ve always wondered) sources tend to be a bit, er, dry. DuQuette spices up the Qabalah and makes it come alive, restoring the joy of learning the fundamentals of this admittedly arcane system by using simple, amusing anecdotes and metaphors. This account, written psuedepigraphically (fictitiously attributed to a supposed authority), allows DuQuette as Rabbi Lamed Ben Clifford to soar to outrageous heights and, when necessary, stand apart from the silliness to highlight the golden eggs of Qabalistic wisdom nested therein. Sure to be a revelation to those all who think that teaching about the Qabalah needs to be tedious and serious, DuQuette shows that great truths can be transmitted through the medium of laughter.

  • Lon Milo DuQuette - The Key to Solomon's Key: Secrets of Magic and Masonry (209 pages) @300 Sketching out a fascinating network of historic figures, cults, and Christendom, this book by an occult studies expert and respected authority on magic and sorcery takes western spiritual traditions seriously—but examines them with common sense and self-effacing humor. Working backward from the Freemasons to one of their original orders, the 14th-century Knights Templar, the account considers sorcery, heresy, and intrigues; explores the legend that the Knights possessed a powerful secret dangerous to the Church of Rome; and finds an essential clue to the order's practices in their connection to the biblical Solomon, king of Israel in the 10th century B. C.

  • Lon Milo DuQuette - Illustrated Goetia: Sexual Evocation (119 pages) @500 synopsis "Goetia [refers to] all the operations of that Magick which deals with gross, malignant or unenlightened forces." Goetia is sometimes thought of as a wild card, something that can get out of control, something which expresses the operator's lower desires to control others and improve his own personal life. And, in fact, this potential loss of control, this danger, the desire for self improvement and great power is exactly what attracts many people to Goetia while horrifying and repelling others. Crowley's Goetia is brought to life with vivid illustrations of the demons. Commentary by DuQuette and Hyatt bring the ancient arts into the modern day.

  • Adiramled - Divine Symbols: A Course of Lessons in Practical Redemptions (88 pages) A course of lessons in practical redemption for the use of occult students being a new unfoldment of sexual solar science. Ten lessons on the divine symbols, with a questionnaire on each lesson to test your knowledge of the subject matter.

  • Robert Wang - Qabalistic Tarot (296 pages) @500 Hailed by reviewers as "a masterpiece," and as "the single most profound reference of its kind," The Qabalistic Tarot has become the standard in its field, a book essential to all students of Tarot symbolism. It is both a textbook and a sourcebook for the symbols of the Western Hermetic Qabalah, a corpus of mystical ideas which have, for centuries, exerted a powerful influence on the development of Western thought. Dr. Wang explains the Tarot as an externalization of a mystical system which has evolved from approximately the third century C.E. to our own time. He traces the development of Qabalistic ideas from the Neoplatonic through the Medieval, Renaissance, and Modern periods, systematically discussing each Sephira and Path on the Tree of Life. He uses the Tarot images as a point of visual reference, and provides a thorough explanation of the symbolic intricacies of the Paths. The Qabalistic Tarot is recommended as a comprehensive textbook for individual study or for the classroom. The first and only work based on the four major decks in use today, it is the ideal companion book for the Golden Dawn Tarot, the Thoth Tarot, the Rider-Waite Tarot, or the traditional Marseilles deck.

  • William G. Gray - The Tree of Evil (124 pages) @300 The importance of the Tree of Life when looked at from its negative side will give the reader new perspective of the spiritual path. Ignorance of universal law can mean that when you think you are doing "good", you may actually be doing "evil". Consciousness is the key. This is an important book for occult students on any path.

  • Ashcroft Nowicki - Ritual Magic Workbook (256  pages) @300 The Ritual Magic Workbook is the perfect resource for those who feel compelled to find answers about magic, but don't have a group or tutor to which to turn for instruction. Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki helps you unravel what it means to practice magic. Her firm voice inspires you to look into yourself and judge your own motives. Do you want to practice magic because of the flashy effects in movies, or do you feel a deeper need to explore the mysteries of the occult? The Ritual Magic Workbook is broken into 12 monthly chapters, progressing from personal preparation to laying the foundation for your own temple, and on to the beginnings of simple ritual magic such as divination and healing. Read The Ritual Magic Workbook and you will know if the path of high magic is for you.

  • William G. Gray - Magical Ritual Methods (301 pages) @500 The first sentence in this book says it all: "There is probably more rubbish written about magic than anything else..." Then Gray proceeds to build a very workable foundation of magickal practice. His deep detail is something that is painfully missing from most of these recent-vintage magickal manuals. The reader learns about proper grounding and centering, constructing workable psychic shielding, the use of sound in chants and rites, and the proper construction and use of ritual tools. The various parts of a working rite of Magick are explained- even down to the postures of the celebrants. The book is oriented more towards the temple-style of practice, but its methods can be employed in Wiccan and other paths, too. This book is not really for beginners, but it needs to be on the shelf of every serious practitioner and magickal teacher.

  • Maat Magick - The Macedonian Lectures (66 pages)

  • [ recommended ] W.E. Butler - The Magician: His Training and Work (170 pages) @500 A very good book on magical theory and practice from the basis of magic, magnetism, the subconscious, visualisaton, words of power, talismanic magic to the tree of life, and in this it is accesible even to absolute new-commers to the subject, although technicalities make it a little dense even to the experienced reader. A must for students of the occult and arm-chair and practical magicians alike!

  • Cicero - New Golden Dawn Ritual Tarot: Keys to the Rituals, Symbolism, Magic and Divination (241 pages)

  • Carroll "Poke" Runyon - Book of Solomon's Magick (243 pages) @500 This book presents unique and effective practical methods for invoking angels into a crystal ball and evoking spirits to visible appearance in a dark mirror. It is the companion book to "The Magick of Solomon" video produced by the same author. The techniques taught in this system are hypnotic and subjective. No special psychic talents are required to master this system. The author guides the reader step-by-step to proficiency in the ancient art of Magick.

  • Poke Runyon - The Magick of Solomon (521MB zipped movie file) @500 Companion to the above book. An 80 minutes video documentary written and narrated by anthropologist and ceremonial magician, Carroll "Poke" Runyon, Magister of America's oldest continually operating Magical Lodge, the Ordo Templi Astartes (O.T.A.). The first part of the video offers a history of Western Magick, illustrated with graphics and displays, setting forth the author's theory, based on his own research and experiments, that visions of spirits obtained by magicians in medieval times were subjective and hypnotic rather than hysterical hallucinations. Runyon holds that the practical technique for achieving this was the visual distortion which occurs when a person stares at his or her reflection in a dark mirror. This technique is demonstrated and visions are simulated. The relationship of the "72 Rebellious Spirits" contained in King Solomon's legendary "Brass Vessel" to the Holy Angels who control them is explained and a hypnotic method for invoking these Angels into a Crystal Ball is demonstrated. According to the narrator, these two systems should be integrated for a proper spiritual balance. The video climaxes with the presentation of a complete Goetia Evocation Operation, in full ceremonial regalia, summoning the spirit Astaroth (actually the Canaanite Goddess, Astarte) to visual appearance in the dark mirror on the Triangle of Art.

  • Poke Runyon - Dark Mirror of Magick (477MB zipped movie file) @500 On January 3rd, 2001, documentary writer/producer Wayne Darwen brought a professional T.V. news crew into the inner sanctum of The Order of the Temple of Astarte to record a remarkable phenomenon: the summoning of the ancient spirit Vassago. Early in February an edited version of Vassago's mysterious Prophecy was broadcast by the Los Angeles affiliate of a National T.V. Network, confirming that the spirit had predicted a major news event: only 13 days after the ritual had been audio-visually recorded, President Laurent Kabila of the Congo was assassinated! In this video version we show you the entire operation in sequence, exactly as it happened with no rehearsals and no retakes. Wayne Darwen also interviews the Magister Thabion (Poke Runyon) and the mystic seer Frater Solomon. Their unrehearsed answers to his probing questions leave no doubt as to the philosophical depth and spiritual power of Solomon's ancient Magick even in this modern age. This is an entirely new and original production. In "The Magick of Solomon" video we dramatically reenacted magical rituals for instructive purposes, whereas "Dark Mirror of Magick" is the record of an actual magical operation of historical significance. We believe that this remarkable documentary will be studied and commented on for years to come.

  • Poke Runyon - The Rites of Magick (461MB zipped movie file) @500 In The Rites of Magick we introduce the Western counterpart to Tantric yoga in which qabalistic-planetary spheres are developed within the body in a similar manner to the chakras of the East. In Pathworkings we take you through the Dark Mirror on an astral journey to one of these inner spheres. In Seasonal Ceremonies we show you one of our first performances (1974) of the Goddess Astarte’s journey to the underworld from the myths of ancient Canaan. The cast includes Pagan elder Joseph Wilson, and the original founders of the Neo-Pagan Movement in America, Frederick Adams and Lady Svetlana of Feraferia. Following this historical footage we present a (2004) dramatic torchlight rendition of our Summer Solstice rite in which the Green Man is slain by the Dark Lord in an ancient Phoenician myth drama. In the Communion of the Elements we again return to 1974 for an early version of this rite, followed by a totally silent and masked presentation, accompanied by organ music, performed in 2003. We believe we have the first visually recorded presentation of an Enochian Watchtower Opening ceremony. After a brief history and explanation of the system we enter the temple where all five Enochian Tablets are displayed. The operator opens each in turn, concluding with the Portal Call before the Tablet of Union. Our bonus feature is a short fantasy about mad alchemist determined to create an elixir that will restore his disfigured face to its original appearance. It’s Hieronymus Bosch meets Salvador Dali on film. In conclusion I explain that our particular school of magick is based on the 18th century rite of Crata Repoa and that we are of the ancient Hermetic Tradition. We believe that this production will be of considerable interest to students of the occult, magick, Neo-Paganism, cultural anthropology and avant-garde religion.

  • William Gray - Qabalistic Concepts: Living the Tree (379 pages) @300 In this book, the author writes from within me magic tradition. He places emphasis on how the Qabalah actively influences the Western Mystery Tradition."Gray has the ability to bring a very abstract subject, the Qabalah, down to the level where it can be comprehended by nearly anyone... to understandable terms without destroying its essence".

  • William Gray - An Outlook On Our Inner Western Way (159 pages) @300 William Gray is one of the most prolific--and controversial--occultists writing today. Blending keen insight, modern psychological models and an overall sense of practicality, his books have torn away at the moldy veils of so-called occult secrets, laying out a no-nonsense foundation by which modern Western humanity may once again regain its precious magical soul. In this book, Mr. Gray shows, simply and lucidly, how to live the Western Inner Tradition. Tracing the cosmology of Western magic, he substantiates its vitality and urgency for our future. Not since Magick in Theory and Practice and the works of Dion Fortune has there been such a mammoth attempt at presenting magic as the relevant, living tradition it is.

  • William Gray - The Rollright Ritual (173 pages) @500

  • William Gray - Temple Magic: Building the Personal Temple: Gateway to Inner Worlds (273 pages) @300 As with all of William Gray's book if you are looking to win someone's affections or turn yourself into a demon you have come to the wrong place. Rather the serious student or the seriously interested, but uninitiated could do no better. This book builds upon previous works in intelligently and accessibly presenting "occult" theory and practice (though one does have to read a bit between the lines, this is no more difficult then any other philosophical or religious treatise)-(the practice part is not usually Step 1, etc, it is: further study, or meditating on this, etc.). A good book for the middle way.

  • William Gray - Language Of The Gods (118 pages)

  • William Gray - Between Good & Evil: Polarities of Power (263 pages)

  • William Gray - Tree of Life and Sex (4 pages)

  • William Gray - Occult Secrecy (3 pages)

  • William Gray - Condensation of Kabbalah (20 pages)

  • William Gray - The Novena of the Tree of Life (12 pages)

  • William Gray - Sangreal Sacrament (30 pages) William G. Gray expounds clearly the most important ritual of the Sangreal Sodality in this book. It is similar to a Christian mass, but it is not. The concepts of what the san-greal (royal blood), qabalah, and other elements of this tradition including the meaning of the symbol used by the Sangreal Sodality are explained. I think this book is good because it is meant to allow people, such as myself or you, to create a Sangreal Sodality with others. This is what William Gray mentions in the book in it's later chapters. He associates his writing this book with the work of others in the 1600's who allowed for the formation of the Rosicrucian Movement. They wrote books/pamphlets with a set of ideals that would eventually be crystalized by the people who read the documents written for that tradition.

  • William Gray - Sangreal Temple Consecration (32 pages)

  • Denning & Phillips - The Aurum Solis Initiation Ceremonies and Inner Magical Techniques (230 pages) @300cr Both above the level of rationality and below it, there exist for us vital and purposeful areas of psychic activity which are frequently termed "unconscious", not because they are unconscious at their own levels but because the rational mind is unconscious of them. One of the major results to be sought, whether in magical training, in meditation, or for the matter of that in psychotherapy, is to push back the misty boundaries of unconsciousness, both higher and lower. That achieved, the conscious mind is more widely able to recognise the influences which affect it, to understand them and very frequently control them, and so is able to take more intelligent responsibility in the life of the person. In this book, the keys to this process as employed in the initiatory rites of the Order Aurum Solis are revealed in detail for the first time. These ceremonies of initiation, together with inner magical techniques required for proper performance of the works, are capable of leading the aspirant from the portal of the mysteries to the heights of magical attainment. The structure and consecration of an Aurum Solis temple are likewise presented, together with details of vestments and regalia; and the major inner symbolism of the Ogdoadic Tradition of the Western Mysteries is set forth. This significant work, prepared by the Grand Master of the Order, is a full and vital revelation of the outer and inner initiatory technology of the Aurum Solis, and stands as a guide to the magical potential and the power of the Ogdoadic Tradition.

  • Denning & Phillips - Vol. 1 - The Foundations of High Magick: The Magical Philosophy (366 pages) @500cr There are many books availiable for those who wish to learn the way of ritual magick- but few books for those who wish to learn the philosophy behind it, without having to contend with the opinions of often overbearing (Crowley), dogmatic (Fortune), muddle-headed (Regardie), or overly cautious (Kraig) writers. This book not only teaches pure Qabalistic and Hermetic thought, but insightfully and lucidly ties in connections to Oriental, Native American, and even the often overlooked ideas of those anomalous American Transcendentalists, such as Emerson and Whitman. There's no strange yoga, badly-translated words of mystic power, or misunderstood mythology- only the finest piece of magical literature availiable today. If you're a psychologist interested in exploring the transpersonal realms, a layperson wanting to explore spirituality beyond the confines of exoteric religion, a pagan interested in exploring a more reason-oriented spirituality searching for answers - this book is for you.

  • Denning & Phillips - Vol .2 - The Sword and the Serpent:The Two-Fold Qabalistic Universe (456 pages) @500cr The Sword & The Serpent: The Two-Fold Qabalistic Universe is a reference book, and a hands-on book for working with Magick and the Qabala. It helpful for understanding the structure of Qabala in relation to the Tarot.

  • Denning & Phillips - Vol. 3 - Mysteria Magica (430 pages) @500cr synopsis A complete system of Magick, Mysteria Magica reveals essential and advanced teachings in terms that even newcomers can follow, with a richness of inspiration embraced by experienced mages. Mysteria Magica explores the core of Ceremonial Magick-the inner system of symbolism, philosophy, and spiritual technology. It shows how and why ritual acts can lead to their desired result in the "Principles of Ceremonial" section. This comprehensive work also presents a formal traditional education in the key elements of High Magick: sigils; telesmata; consecration; protection; and Enochian rituals and techniques, including proper pronunciation of the Enochian language. Designed for individual or group use, Mysteria Magica contains the most vital procedures of High Magick with authentic texts and formulae.

  • John Michael Greer - Circles of Power: Ritual Magic in the Western Tradition (377 pages) @500cr The definitive practical handbook on the Cabalistic magic of the Golden Dawn. It leads you step-by-step through the entire body of Cabalistic ritual magic, from the basic building blocks, through simple ceremonial workings, to powerful advanced techniques of energy work and personal transformation. Put the power of Golden Dawn magic to work with dozens of detailed rituals, most of them new.

  • John Michael Greer - Earth Divination: Earth Magic (233 pages) @500cr Geomancy, along with astrology and tarot, is one of the three major divination systems of the Western magical tradition. Medieval and renaissance traditions of geomancy use simple but powerful methods of interpretation that are easy to use, and based on the flow of elemental energies through the earth. This book teaches those methods, drawing from writings that have been completely out of print since the Renaissance.

 

 

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