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BOOKS - CROWLEY, GARDNER, AND HISTORY | |
| 777 and Other Qabalistic Writings | |
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By Aleister Crowley. This collection of Qabalistic texts is without parallel in the history of mystical literature. Edited and introduced by Dr. Israel Regardie, the three texts included are Gematria, Sepher Sephiroth, and 777. Gematria, reprinted from The Temple of Solomon the King, The Equinox, Vol. 1, No. 5. provides essential explanations of theoretical and practical Qabalistic number analysis and philosophy. An Essay in Number, also included, provides invaluable insights into key numbers as well as techniques and safeguards for practical magical work. 777 itself contains, in concise tabulated form, an overview of the symbolism of the major world religions, as well as the system of correspondence of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. 336 pgs. |
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Item #: B777QA |
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| ABC of Witchcraft Past and Present | |
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By Doreen Valiente. What were the links between Druidism and Witchcraft? What are fairies and magical alphabets? What is the relationship of the Bible to Witchcraft? This book covers these subjects and many more. Arranged in alphabetical order for easy reference, as its name implies, ABC of Witchcraft discusses over 125 subjects that will interest anyone wishing to know more about this ancient pagan religion. 364 pgs. |
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Item #: BABCWI |
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| Aleister Crowley and the Practice of the Magical Diary | |
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James Wasserman, ed. This important collection includes Aleister Crowleys two most important instructional writings on the design and purpose of the magical diary, John St. John and A Master of the Temple. These were the only two works regarding the magical diary published in Crowleys lifetime. Both were first published in Crowleys immense collection of magical instruction, The Equinox. John St. John chronicles Crowleys moment-by-moment progress during a 13-day magical working. Crowley referred to it as "a perfect model of what a magical record should be." A Master of the Temple is taken from the magical diary of Frater Achad at a time when he was Crowleys most valued and successful student. It provides an invaluable example of a students record, plus direct commentary and instruction added by Crowley. With commentary and introductory material by editor James Wasserman, Aleister Crowley and the Practice of the Magical Diary is the most important and accessible instruction available to students of the occult regarding the practice of keeping a magical diary. This revised edition includes a new introduction by Wasserman, a foreword by noted occult scholar J. Daniel Gunther, revisions throughout the text, a revised reading list for further study, plus Crowleys instructions on banishing from Liber O. Paperback 196 pgs. |
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Item #: BACPMD |
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| Applied Magic | |
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By Dion Fortune. This book is a selection of the author’s writings on the practical applications of magical and esoteric techniques. The whole of existence is not just what our five senses can comprehend. There is a whole kingdom of mind and spirit that comes from another plane of existence. Everyone has the ability to access these invisible planes of existence, and to bring themselves into harmony with the great Cosmic Forces. Fortune also discusses practical applications, the group mind, the psychology of ritual, the three kinds of reality, and people who have been involved in esoteric study. Softcover, 116 pgs. |
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Item #: BAPPMG |
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| Aradia or the Gospel of the Witches | |
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by Charles Leland. Today, a great amount of debate exists over whether Aradia was an authentic representation of Italian Witchcraft at the time Leland published the manuscript. Some go so far as to argue that Maddelena never really existed. While it is true that Maddelena's involvement with Leland cannot be proven, the fact remains that even with its uncertain origin, Aradia is one of the most important manuscripts available to the Pagan community. Even if it does not reflect the ideology of a hidden tradition of Italian Witchcraft, it most definitely presents such a powerful message that, even today its words are repeatedly found throughout Pagan literature. In fact, it is the foundation for one of the most powerful and well known documents in modern pagan lore, 'The Charge Of The Goddess.' Paperback.160 pgs. |
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Item #: BARADA |
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| Black Pullet | |
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Of dubious origin and with no claim to antiquity other than purporting to incorporate the wisdom of the past, this famous book of Black Magic first surfaced at the end of the 18th century. With no traceable history The Black Pullet remains the most outstanding of these works. The anonymous author disavows any connection to Black Magic, yet details the construction of a series of talismanic rings and their uses in magical practice. The various talismans assure the individual the use of unique powers such as proficiency in all spoken languages, the power to discover hidden secrets, and invisibility. 80 pgs. |
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Item #: BLKPUL |
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| Book Four | |
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By Aleister Crowley. Book Four, Parts I and II, together with Magick in Theory and Practice (Part III of Book Four), make up a complete course in Magick, with practical instruction in Yoga and mysticism. This book is the introduction and foundation upon which all further magical work will be based. The laws and truths of the occult world which are presented here give the student on the path a sound working knowledge. Book Four is a concise, direct and honest presentation. 125 pgs. |
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Item #: BCROW4 |
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| Book Of Lies | |
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By Aleister Crowley. The Book of Lies was first published in 1913 but reprinted with an additional commentary at the end of each chapter in 1952. Crowley wrote ninety one different chapters in this book; some no longer than a word or as long as two pages, they bring to the reader the thought and value of Crowley to interpret on their own. Many chapters are written in a poetic form, though every page is written with Qabalistic significance. Best of all, hidden within the book is the symbolism of freemasonry as well as many other traditions' symbols. Paperback, 196 pgs. |
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Item #: BBKLIE |
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| Book of the Law (hc) | |
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'Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.' This oft-misunderstood phrase, which forms the basis for Crowley`s practice of Magick, is found in The Book of the Law. Dictated to Crowley in Cairo on three successive days in April 1904, the Book of the Law is the source book and key for Crowley students and for the occult in general. For the first time it is offered in a deluxe, hardcover edition fittingly issued in celebration of the 100th anniversary of it`s transmission to Crowley. Color laminated paper with gold stamping over heavy boards. Printed on heavy wood-free acid-free paper, text in red and black ink, includes ribbon marker. Contains full text of both the 1938 London and 1926 Tunis editions. High quality half-tones of the holograph manuscript, references with bibliographies of current editions. Smyth sewn for long life. A beautiful and worthy addition to any Thelemic or occult library. Hard Cover 158 pages |
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Item #: BKLAWH |
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| Book Of The Law, The | |
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By Aleister Crowley. The Book of the Law is also know as LIBER AL vel LEGIS sub figura CCXX as delivered by XCIII =48 to DCLXVI. It is a book dictated over the course of three days in 1904 in Egypt. The author called himself a messenger of the forces that rule this earth at present. Including the facimile of the original manuscript. 50 pages long excluding the facimile, the book is a small red softcover. 128 pgs |
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Item #: BBKLAW |
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