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• [ recommended ] Liber MMM

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  This course is an exercise in the disciplines of magical trance, a form of mind control having similarities to yoga, personal metamorphosis, and the basic techniques of magic.

  
  
  
   

• [ recommended ] Frater U.D. - High Magick In Theory and Practice Vol I

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  Knowledge is power. And when it comes to magic, the more you know, the more successful you will become. This book provides you with a thorough introduction to magical theory along with proven and useful exercises and spells designed to enhance and expand your magical abilities.
  Often called ceremonial or ritual magic, high magic incorporates occult and esoteric knowledge from ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome as well as medieval Judaism and Christianity. This stream of knowledge has been practiced by diverse magical groups: the Freemasons, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and the Ordo Templi Orientis, as well as luminaries such as W.B. Yeats, Alesiter Crowley, and Kenneth Anger.
  
  Respected magician and occult scholar Frater U:. D:. is an adept with decades of experience in the theory and practice of high magic. Novice and even advanced magicians will find many practical gems within these pages, and those familiar with occult theory will appreciate his practical perspective on many key magical topics, including money magic, chaos magic, cyber magic, trance work, and planetary and sigil magic. The techniques presented in this text, practiced regularly with diligence and dedication, provide the basis for a lifetime of truly powerful magical experiences.

• [ recommended ] Frater U.D. - High Magick In Theory and Practice Vol II: Expanded Theory and Practice

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  Europe’s best-known mage and contemporary occult author, Frater U∴D∴, shares his extensive magical expertise in the companion volume to his highly acclaimed High Magic. Previously unavailable in English, High Magic II has been eagerly awaited by ceremonial magicians, mages, and Hermetic practitioners.
  This comprehensive guide explores a variety of magical topics—mirror magic, sigil magic, shamanism, magical orders, mudras, folk magic, and divination—in a modern, non-dogmatic way. The integrated, progressive approach of this book on high magic is designed to help the reader develop a holistic understanding of the underlying magical theories and a true mastery of the magical techniques. Themes in the text recur, focusing on different aspects of core topics but taking the reader further along each time, using the format proven effective in High Magic.
  High Magic II also delves into magic and yoga, magic in the Bible, the Kabbalah, forms of initiation, and the magic of ancient Egypt and the late Hellenistic period. Many provocative practices are addressed, including demonic magic and combat magic. Some of the techniques have never before appeared in an English-language book.

• [ recommended ] Advanced Planetary Magic by Jason Miller

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  Chances are that you already know a lot about the magic of the planets. You know
  how they act as gates that you rise through the spheres through. You know that
  they are mapped onto the Tree Of Life and you know which Sephira they relate to.
  You know that Venus is for love, Jupiter is for wealth, and Mars is for kicking
  butt. You know that everyone goes bananas when Mercury goes retrograde. There
  are tons of books explaining all this. It doesn

  
   

• [ recommended ] Financial Sorcery: Magical Strategies to Create Real and Lasting Wealth by Jason Miller

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  This life-changing book goes far beyond simple "money magic." This is a
  tome of true financial sorcery that will show you how to ensure success no
  matter what life throws at you.
  
  Financial Sorcery will give you the step-by-step instructions on how to improve
  your fiscal situation.
  You will learn how to:
  
  - Stop using magic to fix emergency problems and start using it to build your
  dream life. Use times of economic uncertainty to create new opportunities rather
  than cause problems.
  
  - Work joyfully with money as part of your spiritual discipline rather than as a
  necessary evil.
  
  - Make offerings to help increase the flow of prosperity around you.
  
  - Ditch old concepts and retrain your mind to make money in today's world.
  
  - Use the interplay of macro- and micro-enchantment to find jobs and get
  promoted.
  
  - Deploy strategic sorcery to kill your debt.
  
  - Create secondary income streams that will ensure continued revenue.

• The Universal Master Key by Franz Bardon

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  The Magician's path is one of self-mastery and inner transformation. This new text by Franz Bardon not only contains the master keys to spiritual development, but also the universal keys to every element and to every positive attribute with which you can learn to control and overcome your negative attributes.
  
  In this text Franz Bardon lists each virtue a Hermetic adept should cultivate and the powers that each attribute opens within the practitioner. As the tentative student transforms his vices into virtues and cultivates harmony and balance throughout his entire being, he discovers that all aspects of his path are interdependent. As he masters his concentration and meditation exercises he gains greater control over himself. As he masters his short comings his ability to meditate and focus increases. As he masters the elements of Earth, Air, Water and Fire within himself his powers over the external forces increase in dramatic proportion. In truth, the master of the magical arts is he who has truly mastered himself.>rb<:revoc kcab eht morF>rb<>rb

• The Magician's Workbook: Practicing the Rituals of the Western Tradition by Donald Tyson

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  Everything that a beginner needs to start performing ritual magic is in this basic training manual of daily study.
  
  These exercises do not merely teach--they transform. When practiced regularly, they will provoke changes in the body, brain, perceptions, emotions, and the will--changes necessary for the successful working of magic in any of its ancient or modern traditions.

  
   

• How to Summons the 72 Names of God by Kuriakos

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  This book is a simple yet incredibly powerful way to summons The 72 Names of God and to easily communicate with these spirits or energies of God while they are visibly in front of you. The 72 Names of God, which give off powerful vibrations, are the hidden names Kabbalah has found in the book of Exodus and were given to the Israelites to use in order to cross the Red Sea. In chapter 1 The 72 Names of God Summoning Ritual shows you step by step how to easily summons these spirit energies to visible appearance so you can communicate with them. In Chapter 2 The 72 Names of God lists each powerful name of God to summons for your every request of money, health, love, psychic abilities, information and many more things. All you need is a candle, incense, bell, a rope circle and 10 minutes to get started. This book shows you easily and quickly how to get all of your requests answered and you don't need to believe in these rituals as you are summoning The 72 Names of God to do your bidding for you.

• 21st Century Mage: Bring the Divine Down to Earth by Jason Augustus Newcomb

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  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.
  
  Thought to be the simplest and most effective explanation of secret Western doctrine, The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage, a 15th century text, laid the foundation for the nineteenth century occult group, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, and set young Aleister Crowley on his spiritual quest. This is the book that served as the cornerstone of Crowley's lifelong practice.

• Stephen Flower - Hermetic Magic: The Postmodern Papyrus of Abaris

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  The Egyptians worshipped their own gods with particular rituals. This translation of The Magical Papyrus of Abaris shows modern seekers how to perform their own ritual celebrations of life.

  
  
  
   

• Knight Gareth - Occult Exercises and Practices: Gateway to the Four Worlds of Occultism

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  Systems of spiritual development abound and it is often difficult for the student to find a way through their complexities in the quest for spiritual fulfillment. This non-technical guide to the general principles of spiritual development teaches the techniques of occultism in the form of physical astral mental and spiritual exercises with an appendix on psychic self-defense. The exercises guide the novice towards the final goal of all seekers- the achievement of a relationship with the denizens of the inner planes and ultimately with the Living God.

• Skinner & Rankine - Clavis Inferni - The Grimoire of Cyprian

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  There have been many grimoires attributed to St. Cyprian of Antioch due to his reputation as a consummate magician before his conversion to Christianity, but perhaps none so intriguing as the present manuscript. This unique grimoire addresses the summoning and use of the four Archangels, Michael, Raphael, Gabriel and Uriel as well as their opposite numbers, the four Demon Kings, Paymon, Maimon, Egyn and Oriens. The latter are shown in their animal and human forms along with their sigils, a resource unique amongst grimoires. The text is a mixture of magical scripts, Greek, Hebrew, cipher, Latin, (and reversed Latin) made plain by the editors.

• A Book of the Office of Spirits

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  A Book of the Offices of Spirits is the first ever publication of this Solomonic text or grimoire which, in common with the better-known "Goetia," is essentially a catalog of demons, giving their name, description, rank in the infernal hieararchy, number of attendant legions, offices (abilities), as well as a variety of magical rituals for their conjuration and other purposes. The text has its origin in a magical manuscript written by one John Porter in 1583, which was itself probably drawn from earlier European sources. In the early nineteenth century the Porter manuscript came into the possession of the British occult fraternity, "the Mercurii," and a transcription of key sections was compiled by John Palmer. Palmer's transcription was in turn copied by the renowned occult scholar Frederick Hockley, and this transcription, along with another anonymous late nineteenth century manuscript copy, for the basis for the present work.

• Adam McLean - A Treatise on Angel Magic: Maghum Opus Hermetic Sourceworks

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  From the world’s leading authority on alchemical texts comes a classic facsimile edition of a late 17th century collection of Western esoteric ideas on Angel Magic. This volume is an exact and complete transcription of the original rare manuscript Harley 6482, considered one of the most important occult manuscripts in the British Library. Harley 6482 is one of six volumes in a collection described as "The Treatises of Dr. Rudd." Rudd, a Hebrew scholar, seemed to have had available a broad spectrum of primary sources and a secret tradition about the Enochian Tables of John Dee. In his writing on Angels, Rudd exposes himself as a practicing magician as well as a scholar of esoteric material. He was deeply immersed in the dualistic picture of the spiritual world, which is of great importance in esotericism.
  
  McLean has transcribed the text of Harley 6482 (on Angel Magic) in its entirety, modernizing the spelling in places but remaining as loyal as possible to the style of Dr. Rudd. McLean believes this Treatise was written by Rudd for use by a group of practicing occultists centered around him.
  
  A Treatise on Angel Magic includes detailed sections on the Schemhamphoras, the 72 Angels that bear the name of God; the hierarchies of the fallen angels; rapturous Images of the Mansions of the Moon; evocation of the Natura Spirits; and John Dee’s Enochian system of Angel conjuration. It concludes with Dr. Rudd’s Treatise on the Nine Hierarchies of Angels and their conjuration to visible appearance.
  
  A Treatise on Angel Magic is an outstandingly complex source work on Angel Magic, and a resource that brings together several seminal texts not available anywhere else. Essential for scholars and students of the occult, the book offers not merely one viewpoint on western esoterica but instead encompasses all of the important thinking on these topics present in Medieval and Renaissance times.

• Hockley - Abraham The Jew On Talismans

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  The manuscript deals with the creation of talismans, and is divided into two parts, the first of which details methods for their manufacture "under the fixed stars" and the second "under the twenty-eight mansions of the moon." Both sets of concepts were popular in mediaeval and later European astrological and magical practice, having apparently been incorporated into them from Arabic astronomical and astrological treatises composed during the "Golden Age" of Arabic science from the middle of the eighth to the middle of the thirteenth centuries. This first published edition comprises an Introduction in which Silens Manus explores the history of the manuscript, and its relationship with other early magical works, notably those of Cornelius Agrippa. It is followed by a typeset transcription of the text of the manuscript, with explanatory footnotes, etc., and a reproduction of various relevant passages from the 1651 edition of Agrippa's "Three Books of Occult Philosophy." The final section is a facsimile of the original manuscript, printed on special coated paper that gives a photograph like quality to the reproduction. Frederick Hockley (1809-1885), was an occultist and Freemason with an interest in Spiritualism who in later life was associated with the Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia. Hockley's peers considered him to be one of the great occult scholars of his time in fact he was held in such high regard by one of the founders of the Golden Dawn, W. Wynn Westcott, that he posthumously claimed Hockley as one of the Order's most outstanding Adepts.

• Hockley - Clavis Arcana Magica

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  The full text of a previously-unpublished manuscript by Frederick Hockley (1809-1885), an occultist and Freemason, whose interests included scrying, ritual magic, alchemy and spiritualism. In later life Hockley joined the Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia and other esoteric fraternities, and his work was posthumously used by various members of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and his importance to nineteenth-century occultism is only now being recognised. The "Clavis Arcana Magica" is an unusual text for Hockley in that it is concerned with what might be considered "black magic." As Alan Thorogood describes in his Introduction, it gives instruction for the performance of a number of magical workings, the details of which were said to have been obtained for Hockley via his seer Emma, during a series of scrying operations undertaken between 1853 and 1856. The workings are preceded by instructions including the form of the "call to the crystal," the exorcism and the discharge. The first working outlines a method to call the spirits of five material substances or organisms for the purpose of receiving cognate visions, the second is a variety of praestigia for the revivification of animal as well as plant species, the third outlines the construction of a talisman which permits the operator to enter the "spirit state" while asleep, and the fourth is necromantic ritual "of marvellous power and force."

• Marathakis - The Magical Treatise of Solomon, or Hygromanteia

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  The Magical Treatise of Solomon, or Hygromanteia is the ultimate grimoire — the absolute foundation of ceremonial magic. The true source of the Key of Solomon, it is arguably the most significant magical text in the world. For the first time ever, this extraordinary work has been translated from the original Greek into English, allowing magic scholars worldwide to finally access its treasures. The translator, Ioannis Marathakis, is a native born Greek academic with an extensive knowledge of ceremonial magic. Unlike the abridged Latin translation, this groundbreaking work is the complete text, now arranged in its proper order.

• Rankine - Grimoire of Arthur Gauntlet

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  The Grimoire of Arthur Gauntlet is an outstanding example of a seventeenth century London Cunning-man's book of practice. Cunning-folk were practitioners of magic and herbal medicine who dealt with problems in their local communities. Cunning-man Arthur Gauntlet was based in Gray's Inn Lane in London, and his personal working book contains a fascinating diverse mixture of herbal remedies, prayers, magical and biblical charms, with previously unseen angelic conjurations and magic circles, in an eclectic blend of practical magic for health, wealth, love and protection. This unique manuscript demonstrates both the diverse and spiritual nature of such Cunning-folk's books of practice, as well as their magical emphasis on Biblical scripture, particularly the Psalms, and their opposition to witchcraft, found in charms and conjurations. Arthur Gauntlet worked with a female skryer called Sarah Skelhorn, and drew on numerous preceding sources for his craft, including the Arbatel, the Heptameron, Folger Vb.26, The Discoverie of Witchcraft, the Book of Gold, the writings of the German magus Cornelius Agrippa, the astrologer William Bacon and Queen Elizabeth I's court astrologer Dr. John Dee, as well as other London Cunning-folk. In his introduction, the author provides fresh insights into the hidden world of seventeenth century magical London, exploring the web of connections between astrologers, cunning-folk and magicians, playwrights, authors and church figures. These connections are also highlighted by the provenance of the manuscript, which is traced from Arthur Gauntlet through the hands of such notable angel magicians as Elias Ashmole (founder of the world's first public museum, the Ashmolean in Oxford), Baron Somers (the Lord Chancellor), Sir Joseph Jekyll (Master of the Rolls) and Sir Hans Sloane (founder of the British Museum), as well as the astrologer John Humphreys and the cunning-woman Ann Savadge. This is a unique work which draws attention to the often neglected place of women in seventeenth century magic, both as practitioners (such as skryers and Cunning-women), and customers. It also emphasises the vital and influential role played by Cunning-Men and Women in synthesising and transmitting the magical traditions of medieval Britain into the subsequent centuries, as well as their willingness to conjure a wide range of spiritual creatures to achieve results for their clients, including angels, demons, fairies, and the dead.

• [ recommended ] Cicero - Secrets of a Golden Dawn Temple: Book 1 - Creating Magical Tools

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  Now here is a unique compilation of the various tools used in Golden Dawn ritual, all described in full with complete step-by-step instructions for the construction of nearly 80 different implements. Includes rituals or meditations for each one. An indispensable guide.

  
  
  
   

• [ recommended ] How to Make and Use a Magic Mirror: Psychic Windows Into New Worlds by Donald Tyson

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  The only complete guide to making and using a black mirror. A must for the developing magician.
  
  Inside, we learn the theory behind the practice of using magic(k) mirrors for scrying, as well as for evocation (users of Runyon's method of evocation to visible appearance can find within an excellent mirror for the Triangle of Art). Additionally, Tyson walks us, step-by-step, through the mirror's construction process, beginning with the manufacture of the frame and mirror itself, the fluid condenser, to assembly and charging/consecration. It's a short book, but each page is filled with info valuable to the practicing magician. The step-by-step instructions are quite easy. If you're timid at attempting to craft it yourself, they can always be forwarded to a competent craftsman, who can prepare the parts for you to ultimately assemble.

• Celestial Magic: Principles and Practises of the Talismanic Art by Nigel Jackson

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  .A concentrated handbook of Lunar and Astrological wizard lore with material on Hermetic and Stellar magick. Topics include: Sabean System of Fifteen Fixed Stars, the Erotic Philosophy of Magick, the 28 Mansions (Manazil-al-Qamar), and Hermetic Foundations and Transmissions.
  
  'This book is subtitled 'Principles and Practises of the Talismanic Art' which gives the reader more than a hint about what is to be found within its pages. Jackson begins with a very brief overview of the development of Lunar and Stellar Magic, condensing in a few pages the journey from Syrian, Judaic, Persian, Babylonian and Graeco-Roman esoterica through to the Middle Ages in Europe. This provides a context for the next stage of the book, which discusses the philosophy of magick, and the alchemical process developed and practised by hermetic philosophers in Renaissance Europe.
  
  The next section of the book is devoted to consideration of the three-fold nature of the universe, and the seven great powers expressed through the angels and their attributions. This is supported by the inclusion of Jackson's English translation of 'De Umbris Idearum' (Giordano Bruno), of the seven images of each of the seven planets.
  
  The next chapter describes the 28 Mansions of the Moon, and provides examples of how these may be used to construct and empower talismans. Jackson then looks briefly at the Fifteen Stars (based on specific fixed stars), before discussing the daemon (or Daimon), and its role in the creative process.
  
  The book concludes with some practical rituals based on concepts described in the preceding chapters, and a select bibliography that will assist the reader to delve more deeply into subjects touched upon by the author.

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