“On Contemporary Seidr: A Guide to Norse Trance Work” by Kurt Hoogstraat

"This is not your Great Aunt Betsy's seidr. From total novice to experienced practitioner, there should be plenty to find with an interest in Contemporary Seidr. Starting with the basics of how to go into trance and introducing more advanced exercises, the reader will be certain to learn something. As a Contemporary Seidr worker, one can learn to travel the Nine Realms, heal others, and much more. Explore the terrains of the Norse worlds and of your own inner psyche."...>>

“The Magick of Chant-O-Matics: Change Your Life Through Chanting” by Raymond Buckland

"Hundreds of powerful chants to bring you health, wealth, and happiness! Written and compiled by one of the foremost authorities on the occult, The Magick of Chant-O-Matics gives you nearly 300 chants to help you gain power, money, health, love, protection from evil—virtually anything you need. As Buckland demonstrates, the power to achieve what we want lies dormant in all of us, and even the simplest chant can act as a catalyst to draw it out. Want to get a better job, or that raise you deserve? End overeating, smoking, and other bad habits? Solve a family problem? Be irresistible to the opposite sex? When you follow the simple steps Dr. Buckland outlines, attaining them ...>>

“Goetic Pharmakos” by Jamie Alexzander and Jake Stratton-Kent

"Just as goes is an ancient term for a magician working with spirits of the Underworld, so pharmakos represents a magician working with herbs, alchemical processes and so forth. The types are not mutually exclusive, and accordingly there are spirits of the grimoire who work with alchemy, herbs, stones, etc. These spirits are very suitable allies for magicians combining the work of the goes and the pharmakos. The purpose of this booklet then is to detail approaches to goetic spell-work, facilitating the further reintegration of New World and Grimoire approaches."...>>

“Indian Demonology: The Inverted Pantheon” by Narendra Nath Bhattacharyya

"This is for the first time that Indian demonology and demon-lores, as found in the Vedic, Buddhist, Jain, Epic and Puranic sources have been presented in their entirety on the basis of original materials by N.N. Bhattacharyya who does not require any special introduction to the scholars. The present volume deals at length with the myths and legends pertaining to various kinds of celestial, aerial and terrestrial demoniacal beings such as the Asuras, Daityas, Danavas, Raksasas, Yatudhanas, Dasas, Dasyus, Panis, Kalakeyas, Vidyadharas, Gandharvas, Yaksas, Apsarases, Rbhus Bhrgus, Angirases, Virupas, Garudas, Suparnas, Kiannaras, Nagas, Pannages, Kabandhas, Bhutas, Pretas, Pisacas, Pitrs, etc., as also various mythical apes, beasts birds, and reptiles, the Pramathas, Ganas, etc., of Siva, ...>>

“Magic Squares in the Tenth Century: Two Arabic Treatises by Anṭākī and Būzjānī” by Jacques Sesiano

"This volume contains the texts and translations of two Arabic treatises on magic squares, which are undoubtedly the most important testimonies on the early history of that science. It is divided into the three parts: the first and most extensive is on tenth-century construction methods, the second is the translations of the texts, and the third contains the original Arabic texts, which date back to the tenth century."...>>