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Monday, February 24, 2014

The Book of Deadly Names
As Revelead to King Solomon
by
Jinn King Fiqitush




800 years ago in a time of oriental magic and mystery...

Sorcerers who mastered the art of summoning powerful Djinn walked the lands of Andalusia and North Africa. One such sorcerer left behind a handwritten manuscript containing forbidden secrets of the most terrible and powerful of all the evil Djinn.
Something about this particular manuscript was so disturbing that it ended up literally buried in Spanish Royal Commissioner’s palace. It survived through the ravages of time with its ghastly mysteries intact until a scholarly dig discovered it and innocently added it to the University of Toledo’s collection.

After laying in obscurity for many decades, it has been noticed, translated and brought to you.

This prized find is one of the oldest specimens of what are referred to as ‘Solomonic Heritage’ manuscripts being older than any currently existing copies of the Goetia. It tells the tale of King Solomon’s heroic encounter with 72 powerful beings of evil incarnate.

Our anonymous ancient sorcerer left complete details on the 72 most evil of the djinn, their names, their descriptions, their locations, their afflictions and the magical keys to counter their attacks on humans. This manuscript stands unique in comparison with traditional djinn grimoires, since djinn demand that the sorcerers must not reveal their secrets, or suffer terrible pain.

You will get 72 beautifully illustrated full page black and white drawings of each
of the Djinn.
 
 
 
 





The Black Pullet
Science of Magical Talisman


First surfacing in France in the 18th century, The Black Pullet is a guide to the construction and use of magical talismanic rings. With the use of these rings, people attained extraordinary powers. 

Perhaps the most wonderful secret revealed is the power to produce the Black Pullet, otherwise known as the "Hen with the Golden Eggs." Unlimited wealth was granted to the person who achieved the creation of this incredible Hen. Includes complete instructions for creating the Black Pullet.

The Black Pullet has long been accepted by both Appalachian and African-American conjurers, also popular in Mexican brujeria and in Santeria.
 
This book is for those that are seriously into magick.





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Ceremonial Magic
&
The Power of Evocation
by
Dr. Joseph C. Lisiewski



For centuries, the ceremonial evocation of spiritual beings has been Magic's darkest corner. Reputed to fulfill the Magician's material desires, evocation has been the topic of the most famous Grimoires - the Grammars of Magick. 
From the Sworn Book of Honorius the Magician, to the Greater Key of Solomon and the Goetia; from the Grand Grimoire, to the complete treatise of the Lemegeton, all give direct, yet difficult, directions to the individual desiring to have the 'good life' in the here-and-now.
Ceremonial Magic lays bare the operation of the Heptameron. Its Magical Axioms, extensive Commentaries, copious notes, and personal instructions to the reader - all gained from Dr. Lisiewski's forty-years of study and practice in Ceremonial Magic - make this a resource that no serious student of Magic can afford to be without.
It is all here, as in no other Grimoire. Use its instructions and the world of evocation and personal gratification are well within your grasp!

One of the most necessary manuals of Magikal practice. This book takes one deep into the understanding of magical evocation. The book explores the ideas of grimoire creation.
This book has basically three parts;
*Part one is a history of the grimoires.
*In the next part, Dr. Lisiewski reveals the horrible truth: 
you're doin' it wrong, and the consequences will be terrible.
*Part three, in which he goes through the Heptameron with plenty of commentary and helpful hints.








 

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Inner Tradition of Magic
by
William G. Gray


In This Book, Mr. Gray discusses the basics of ceremonial magic, but also introduces readers to the power concept of Telesmatic images and questions the relevance of magic in the nuclear age, which can also be applied to some degree to the technology age we live in.

In particular Mr. Gray developed the Rite of Light, which is a practice focused on accessing the innermost mysteries of esoteric orders without drawing on any particular religious affiliation.







 

Thursday, October 17, 2013

Seven Hermetic Letters
by 
Dr. Georg Lomer


This is a course of instruction for the higher development of the spirit and the mysterious powers of the soul. The exercises contained in this book are structured in such a way that the novice can progress without a teacher, and the advanced student in Hermetic will find many missing links.








The Astral Plane: 
Its Scenery, Inhabitants & Phenomena
by
C.W. Leadbeater


One of the Theosophical manuals and the 'mandatory course books' in the curriculum of metaphysics. 
 
This is a very complex description of the different levels of the astral plane, based on an ancient form of Buddism. 
 
Through this book, On this guided tour of one of the "various planes of the universe," you'll meet black magicians, vampires, werewolves, elemental essences, fairies, and angels. You'll encounter phenomena including churchyard ghosts, mysterious bell ringing, clairvoyance, second sight, spirit photographs, slate writing, and levitation. And you'll learn why darkness is absolutely required at a seance. 
Don't leave this plane of existence without it.
 
 
 



Initiation Into Hermetics
by
Franz Bardon


This is a beautiful book that deals with man & the forces within man that we must come to control. This book is not for everyone but it is a book that outlines the initiate on how to come to control these forces within self.
Many of the exercises given in this book are useful. However, the attitude towards becoming a "magician" offered in this book is blown way out of proportion. I find it hard to believe that Franz Bardon ever did the work that he describes; if he did, where did find the time to write the book?