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Chaos Magick

  • Apikorsus (The Lincoln Order Of Neuromancers) (21 pages)

  • Liber KKK by Peter Carroll (11 pages) is presented as a series of general magical techniques which the magician must develop into a workable programmed using whatever symbols, instruments and forms of gnosis that appeal to him.

  • Pocket Guide to Chaos Magick (1 pages)

  • The Book of Results by Ray Sherwin (27 pages) synopsis Casting sigils is a highly effective form of sorcery and Sherwin provides a sound overview of the process. He cuts through the cant, rhetoric and old-fashioned moral baggage associated with magical practice and shows us how to use sigils to influence the subconscious, bypassing the often contradictory and usually self-sabotaging internal dialogue of the conscious mind. The Book of Results was first published in 1978 just as Chaos Magick was emerging from the stygian depths of the primordial occult oozo and it was essentially a book about the practise and theory of sigils as espoused by Austin Spare at the turn of the Twentieth Century. However, Sherwin takes the process of working with sigils and develops it into a fully ritualised technique. In this book he describes a daily regime that, at first glance, seems to owe more to Abra-Melin (probably from ABR MLAIM –‘powerful consecrations’) though much more compact and personalised than to Chaos Magick. However, this is Chaos Magick in its true form without much chaos. The chaos in this book is anything but disorganised. The discipline described by Sherwin is far from the adhoc, make-it-up-as-you-go-along rituals that often seems to accompany much of what Chaos Magick has become over the years. The true Chaos Magick that Sherwin describes is the chaos of abandoning all established theory and running barefoot ahead with no boundaries. This sort of writing is where Chaos Magick came from. Letting go of the cobwebs of doctrine and dogma - left over by the likes of Crowley, Mathers or The Key of Solomon - is what Chaos Magick was supposed to be about. Having said that Sherwin isn't afraid of referring to the likes of Crowley but he takes what he needs and builds from there. The book includes a great deal of practical advice, which can be very useful at the beginning of a magical career and is a breath of fresh air to any one who wants to learn REAL Magick. This revised version of The Book of Results includes additional chapters which are both thought provoking and innovative. Some may think he strips magic (k) of its mystery, romance and grandeur, if so you should look elsewhere if you are seeking enlightenment, union with the Divine, or fancy a chat with your Holy Guardian Angel. However, if like most of us, you simply want to create and fire a number of sigils to help you manifest your desires (sex, wealth, material things); THE BOOK OF RESULTS provides the information you need.

  • Theatre of Magick (Ray Sherwin's long out-of-print classic from 1982) (43 pages) One of the first book to explain and refine the now infamous sigil magic method of Austin Osman Spare, but also to be one of the earliest texts of the nascent Chaos Magic movement.

  • [ recommended ] Sigils in Theory and Practice by Frater FP (4 pages)

  • Grimoire of Chaos Magick by Julian Wilde (32 pages)

  • Liber MMM (14 pages)

  • Principia Discordia (127 pages) How I Found Goddess And What I Did To Her When I Found Her - Wherein is Explained Absolutely Everything Worth Knowing About Absolutely Anything

  • Defining Chaos (6 pages)

  • Principia Chaotica (2 pages) Chaos Magic for the Pandaemeon

  • The Neonomicon (19 pages) Practical Daemonkeeping and Pragmatic Sorcery

  • The Magical Pact of The Illuminnates Of Thanateros (13 pages) Peter Carroll

  • Basic Sigils (2 pages)

  • [ recommended ] Peter J. Carrol - Liber Null & Psychonaut (105 pages) @300cr synopsis The Classic Primer On Chaos Magic! Contains a selection of extremely powerful rituals and exercises for committed occulists who are aware of their own being. Practical instructions lead the reader through new concepts. It also explores a shamanistic relationship to the community, and teaches readers how to perform magic in a group.

  • Liber Nicht (52 pages) Practical Magic(k) For The Independent Being

  • The Book of Eris (129 pages)

  • [ recommended ] Prometheus Rising by R.A Wilson (284 pages) @100cr synopsis This book explains human experience in terms of biological circuits and imprints. It tells you how to alter your brain in a positive fashion. He teaches you to see the world differently, though not necessarily his way. The author demonstrates how the human mind can be either used for freedom or slavery in this book. The choice is up to us. Using Leary's model of the Eight Circuit nervous system Wilson explain such things as patriotism, brainwashing, and morality. He then systematically shows you how to brainwash yourself for fun and profit. The exercises are the main benefit of the book. This is taking into account all the useful information he provides on each circuit, along with correspondences to the Tarot and James Joyce.

  • Tactical Magic by Seth (68 pages) @300cr synopsis The purpose of this book is to provide you with magical tech and survival skills. Techniques, technologies, and skills that will give you an edge in living with magick in the harsh and beautiful realm that is reality. Their purpose is to illustrate the use of magick to resolve situations effectively, which is the result of the incorporation of magick, requisite skills, and their usage into one’s daily life. The goal is to promote understanding of the role of magick as both a tool and as a method of spiritual enrichment, though the material presented within is a magical system primarily concerned with results and situation resolution. A system that incorporates anything and everything depending upon personal relevance and usefulness. Tactical Magick is a book that presents a way of taking magick out of the inner sanctum and onto the streets of the real world. This is results magick right to the core.

  • [ recommended ] Practical Sigil Magic: Creating Personal Symbols for Success by Frater U.D  (134 pages) @500cr This book is scarce, and expensive elsewhere. However, upon acquisition one quickly discovers that it is very much worth whatever the price tag that accompanied it. The rich fullness of information contained within its pages is not to be found on the web. With that in mind, upon reading the book and putting its teachings into practice, it becomes quite obvious why PSM is so sought after, and why it is unlikely that it will ever be reprinted - it was never intended for the eyes of the masses; indeed, giving this book to the unprepared would be closely equivalent to giving handgrenades to toddlers. If you are seeking a book that will supply you with a small but very versatile range of relatively simple but exceedingly potent techniques, showing you how to quickly and easily access and alter both your own innermost being and the fabric of your local reality field, look no further. Practical Sigil Magic delivers completely.

  • [ recommended ] David Cunningham - Creating Magickal Entities: A Complete Guide to Entity Creation (147 pages) @500cr synopsis Creating Magickal Entities is a comprehensive reference manual that presents step-by-step instructions for creating entities through astral manipulation that will change your life. This manual, written by three practicing occultists, reveals magickal and alchemical methods, many which have been lost and suppressed through the ages, in a refreshingly modern way that magickal practitioners of any tradition can understand.

  • Michael W. Ford - The Book of the Witch Moon: A Grimoire of Luciferian Witchcraft, Vampyrism and Chaos Sorcery (146 pages) @500 The forbidden works of Chaos, Vampiric and Luciferian Sorcery. Containing a grimoire outlining the dark feminine current of HECATE, the book outlines the practice of Satanic or Luciferian Witchcraft from a Cunning craft viewpoint. Witch Moon explores ritual and dream Lycanthropy, Chaos Sorcery and Luciferian Ritual practice. The foundation of Book of the Witch Moon is in the darksome practice of Vampirism and Predatory Spirituality. The Nine Angles and the Trapezoid workings, inspired by Anton LaVey and presented around the cult of Daeva-Yasna, the persian demon-sorcery of Yatuk Dinoih.

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Visual Magic: A Manual of Freestyle Shamanism

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Publisher: Mandrake of Oxford (May 1, 2000)

 

Fries neatly describes a practice containing elements of NLP (representational systems & perceptual positions), automatic drawing techniques, and a clear (excellent, even) coverage of sigil technique.