Approach the Goetic demons as maps of the mind, not as self empowered entities but as a guide to illustrating and identifying the problems at hand.
Modern Magick: What’s the Purpose of Magickal Rituals?
March 31, 2006 By
Usually when people start out, they’re very self conscious about doing rituals. They think it’s silly to wear a robe, have a magic wand, light colored candles, chant in Latin, etc. The truth is that all of these things are just tools. They aren’t required to perform magick successfully.
A Modern Definition of Magick
March 31, 2006 By
Anything you bring about because of your Will or intention can be considered Magick – supernatural or not.
Modern Magick
July 6, 2005 By
Kraig offers a cohesive and quite readable introduction for those interested in learning the foundations of ceremonial magick.
Shem haMephorash: The Ineffable Name for God in Kabbalistic Traditions
September 4, 2004 By
One of the most significant words in Kabbalah is the ineffable name for god, (Yod, He, Vav, He), known as the Tetragrammaton.
My Life with Spirits
August 7, 2004 By
Lon Milo Duquette writes a quirky autobiography of his life as a practicing magician.
Nature of Spirits in the Goetia
April 4, 2004 By
The foreword to the Goetia sets out to explain some of the terminology involved and what exactly is meant by each of the spirits. To start, it is explained that the original Greek word, daimon, was derived by Plato from the Greek word knowing.
Definition of Magick by Aleister Crowley
April 4, 2004 By
Magick is the Science and Art of causing Change to occur in conformity with Will.
John Dee
April 4, 2004 By
John Dee (1527-1608) was a renown philosopher, mathematician, geographer and navigator during 16th century’s Elizabethan Renaissance.
Concerning the Dangers of Magick
September 6, 2003 By
Much of the “dangers” of magick is an exaggeration, brought on in part by ignorance. Having said that, there are some dangers…