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19.07.2020

“Faiths of Man: A Cyclopædia of Religions” by James George Roche Forlong

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"Faiths of Man: A Cyclopædia of Religions" by James George Roche Forlong
"The subject of this work is the evolution or natural growth of religious beliefs throughout the world, from the lowest to the highest forms. Religion is that belief about the unknown, and that opinion as to the realities of the universe, which affects the conduct of men to one another in their daily life. These ideals are illustrated here with a fullness of knowledge, a wealth of illustration and a calmness of mind, which are probably not found combined in any other book on this subject."...>>
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18.07.2020

“How To Use The Powers of Darkness: A Book Of Shadows” by Gary Brodsky

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"How To Use The Powers of Darkness: A Book Of Shadows" by Gary Brodsky
"Centuries ago, men understood and controlled forces of unbelievable power. Today little is known about the uses of such dark enchantments. In fact, most of what survives, such as astrology, crystals, and tarot cards, is so watered-down that it's practically meaningless. The true origins of most New Age rituals are unknown to most modern-day practitioners, lost over the centuries as such wisdom became more and more shrouded in secrecy. Those with the knowledge and power weren't willing to share it with others. Now for the first time in centuries, the secrets of the ancient mystics are revealed and collected by Gary Brodsky in the Powers of Darkness. This isn't a dull history book. The Powers of...>>
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18.07.2020

“Liber Terribilis: Being an Instruction on the Seventy-Two Spirits of the Goetia” by Gary St. M. Nottingham (Foundations of Practical Sorcery Book 7)

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"Liber Terribilis: Being an Instruction on the Seventy-Two Spirits of the Goetia" by Gary St. M. Nottingham (Foundations of Practical Sorcery Book 7)
"Liber Terribilis is a practical introduction to working with the seventy-two spirits of the infamous seventeenth century grimoire, the Goetia. This work draws upon the experiences of a small group of occultists who have explored the methods of conjuration given in the grimoires. English alchemist and sorceror Gary Nottingham gives clear and workable instructions to allow the reader to explore and work with these spirits – which tradition declares King Solomon bound to his will, and who helped to build the great Temple of Solomon. The author argues convincingly that these spirits are real and will attend on the will of the conjuror so far as their office allows them to do so. He also...>>
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18.07.2020

“Ars Speculum: Being an Instruction on the Arte of Using Mirrors and Shewstones in Magic” by Gary St. M. Nottingham (Foundations of Practical Sorcery Book 6)

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"Ars Speculum: Being an Instruction on the Arte of Using Mirrors and Shewstones in Magic" by Gary St. M. Nottingham (Foundations of Practical Sorcery Book 6)
"Ars Speculum is a concise and practical work on the use of mirrors in magic. Mirrors and reflections have always fascinated mankind, and are found throughout folklore, mythology and literature. English alchemist and sorceror Gary Nottingham guides the reader through the development of the clairvoyant faculty to its use for skrying in mirrors as well as crystal shewstones. The author travels far beyond the art of skrying to explore the diverse range of magical practices using mirrors. These include working with the four elements of air, fire, water and earth, both through elemental condensers and different elemental creatures. Other techniques within this gem of practical magic are contacting other levels of being, the conjuration of...>>
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