“Magia” by Alan Chapman

"Magia is an apocryphon or "secret book" delivered by Alan Chapman to a small group of students on retreat in Pelion, Greece, in May 2019. The book is the rebirth of a tradition most famously known as Gnosticism at the beginning of the Christian era, and more recently as Magick as this period came to an end. The book is made up of twelve teachings that describe the mysteries, the true earth, our relationship with the ancestors and our place in creation, along with detailed instructions in Magia practice and an account of how the book came to be."...>>

“Sefer Aemeth: The Enochian Aethyrs” by Duncan Barford

"The Enochian Aethyrs have been part of Western magick since their "discovery" in the 1580s by the Elizabethan magus John Dee and his colleague Edward Kelley. But it is largely to Aleister Crowley, in the early twentieth century, that we owe the main concepts and practices surrounding the aethyrs within the tradition of magick today. This book records 30 visions of the aethyrs by a contemporary magickian, his attempt to interpret them, and the methods he employed to obtain them, during his six-year investigation into this magickal operation, which has teased and challenged every generation of magickians since Crowley. Aiming to extend Dee, Kelley and Crowley’s discoveries, Barford shows how the scrying of the Enochian aethyrs...>>

“The New Revised 6th & 7th Books of Moses and the Magical Uses of the Psalms” by Migene Gonzalez-Wippler (2nd edition 1991)

"The Sixth & Seventh Books of Moses was originally published in Germany, in 1849. Its author by the name of Johann Scheibel is shrouded in mystery. The author claimed that the seals and invocations given in the book came from ancient Hebrew sources, particularly the Talmud. It is not sure whether or not his claims were based on truth, although Talmudic scholars will probably deny that there are any references in Talmudic literature to the Sixth & Seventh Books of Moses. While the original source of the book will probably never be ascertained, its popularity and durability can hardly be denied. The revised edition is an attempt at the reorganization of a work, long hailed by...>>

“The Art of Making Mojos: How to Craft Conjure Hands, Trick Bags, Tobies, Gree-Grees, Jomos, Jacks, and Nation Sacks” by Catherine Yronwode et al

"Within these pages you will find a treasure-trove of accurate, authentic, and easy-to-follow instructions that teach you how to craft and work with Conjure Hands, Trick Bags, Tobies, Gree-Grees, Jomos, Jacks, and Nation Sacks in the hoodoo folk magic tradition. Down-home Methods for Making Conjure Bags How to Select Your Herbs, Roots, and Curios Dressing and Feeding a Mojo for Any Purpose Lucky Mojo Hands for Winning Games of Chance Jomos for Money Drawing and Business Success Uncrossing, Healing, and Jinx-Breaking Hands Tobies for Attraction, Sexuality, and Love Mojos to Rule or Control Your Associates Bed and Mattress Packets to Bless the Home How...>>

“The Zodiac Almanac: An Everything Guide to the 12 Astrological Signs” by Sterling Ethos

"A beautifully packaged, everything-you-need-to-know resource for all twelve signs of the zodiac. Astrology has taken the world by storm—millions of people around the globe use the positions of the stars to guide them in life, love, career, and more. In this comprehensive resource, leading contemporary astrologers lend their expertise to take cosmic self-care to the next level with detailed information on all twelve signs of the zodiac. Not only can readers learn about their destiny, but all of the entries are also valuable guides to learning more about others. For anyone who wants to know more about their own motivations, as well as strengths and weaknesses (or just what kind of date their partner will...>>