Magick Matters

“A Deck of Spells: Hoodoo Playing Card Magic in Rootwork and Conjure” by Charles Porterfield and Christy Porterfield

"Follow playing cards from ancient China, through majestic Egypt and the glittering halls of European royalty, to the dusty roads of the American South. Learn the secrets of the deadly Ace of Spades, the loving Queen of Hears, the seductive Four of Diamonds, and the industrious Eight of Clubs. This book will show you how to take common playing cards and conjure up your very own personal Deck of Spells for Love, Luck, Money, and more! Playing cards have a rich and mysterious history that is now revealed to you! Diversion, education, divination, and magic! Generations of rootworkers and hoodoo practitioners have carried cards with them to see the future and change the present. Professor...>>

“The Sporting Life: How to Help Yourself with Hoodoo from the Streets to the Sheets” by Professor Charles Porterfield

"Enter into the sporting life, the world of prostitutes, pimps, madams, gamblers, bootleggers, and drag queens. From the ritzy clubs, hidden speakeasies, luxurious brothels, and down-on-their-luck dives of old to the seedy massage parlours and back alleys of today, the sporting life has always intersected with the culture of African-American hoodoo, conjure, and rootwork. Now Professor Porterfield takes you into the clandestine milieu of underworld beliefs and secret practices, and shows the impact that the sporting life has on the world of magic and spirituality. With more than 150 practical spells, charms, recipes, and authentic old-style tricks, The Sporting Life pulls back the velvet curtain that has for too long concealed the life, times,...>>

“Lingbao Great Laws And Highest Teachings: The Secret Teaching of Esoteric Daoist Magic vol. 1 and 2” by Jerry Alan Johnson

"Although the original authors of these 72 volumes are unknown, the Lingbao Shangjing Dafa is based on new interpretations of the Lingbao Wuliang Duren Shangpin Miaojing which was written during the 5th century. As such, these mystical teachings begin with instructions on making and using talismans, absorbing radiant essences, and sending up petitions while interacting with the upper celestial realm. They then address special rites of confession, how to energetically fuse with the radiant light of the immortals, how to use aides to navigate the celestial realm, how to perform various transformation rituals, and how to effectively exorcise demons. The final sections explain the special rituals used for freeing the lost souls of the...>>

“Perfect Timing: Mastering Time Perception for Personal Excellence” by Von Braschler

"Master the metaphysics of time Time is not independent of human awareness. With heightened awareness, intent, and will power, you can learn to master time perception for personal excellence. How would you like to run faster, think more quickly, and project yourself instantly wherever you want to go? This book will show you the secrets of athletes who "freeze" time to accomplish amazing feats, and of investors who seize opportunities at the perfect moment. You will witness ordinary people enter heightened states of awareness that saved their lives. And you will learn to change and shape time, with complete instructions on how to: • Reach higher consciousness • Learn astral projection • Bilocate ...>>

“A Very British Cult: Rogue Priests and the Abode of Love” by Stuart Flinders

"A secluded country house. A rogue Anglican Priest. Ceremonial sex and mislaid fortunes. This is the almost-forgotten story of Victorian Britain's strangest religious sect and its wealthy, mostly female, followers who believed they could ascend directly to heaven. Henry James Prince was a rogue Anglican Priest with a flare for the dramatic, and the founder of the Agapemone, or "Abode of Love". He also claimed to be the immortal conduit of The Holy Spirit and purportedly engaged in free love and ceremonial sex with his mostly female followers. But Prince's eventual death didn't mark the end of this strange set... he was promptly replaced by another. John Hugh Smyth-Pigott — otherwise known as the Clapton...>>