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Aurum Solis

  • Basic Magical Practices of the Aurum Solis (59 pages)

  • Denning & Phillips - The Aurum Solis Initiation Ceremonies and Inner Magical Techniques (230 pages) @300cr Both above the level of rationality and below it, there exist for us vital and purposeful areas of psychic activity which are frequently termed "unconscious", not because they are unconscious at their own levels but because the rational mind is unconscious of them. One of the major results to be sought, whether in magical training, in meditation, or for the matter of that in psychotherapy, is to push back the misty boundaries of unconsciousness, both higher and lower. That achieved, the conscious mind is more widely able to recognise the influences which affect it, to understand them and very frequently control them, and so is able to take more intelligent responsibility in the life of the person. In this book, the keys to this process as employed in the initiatory rites of the Order Aurum Solis are revealed in detail for the first time. These ceremonies of initiation, together with inner magical techniques required for proper performance of the works, are capable of leading the aspirant from the portal of the mysteries to the heights of magical attainment. The structure and consecration of an Aurum Solis temple are likewise presented, together with details of vestments and regalia; and the major inner symbolism of the Ogdoadic Tradition of the Western Mysteries is set forth. This significant work, prepared by the Grand Master of the Order, is a full and vital revelation of the outer and inner initiatory technology of the Aurum Solis, and stands as a guide to the magical potential and the power of the Ogdoadic Tradition.

  • Denning & Phillips - Vol. 1 - The Foundations of High Magick: The Magical Philosophy (366 pages) @500cr There are many books available for those who wish to learn the way of ritual magick- but few books for those who wish to learn the philosophy behind it, without having to contend with the opinions of often overbearing (Crowley), dogmatic (Fortune), muddle-headed (Regardie), or overly cautious (Kraig) writers. This book not only teaches pure Qabalistic and Hermetic thought, but insightfully and lucidly ties in connections to Oriental, Native American, and even the often overlooked ideas of those anomalous American Transcendentalists, such as Emerson and Whitman. There's no strange yoga, badly-translated words of mystic power, or misunderstood mythology- only the finest piece of magical literature available today. If you're a psychologist interested in exploring the transpersonal realms, a layperson wanting to explore spirituality beyond the confines of exoteric religion, a pagan interested in exploring a more reason-oriented spirituality searching for answers - this book is for you.

  • Denning & Phillips - Vol .2 - The Sword and the Serpent:The Two-Fold Qabalistic Universe (456 pages) @500cr The Sword & The Serpent: The Two-Fold Qabalistic Universe is a reference book, and a hands-on book for working with Magick and the Qabala. It helpful for understanding the structure of Qabala in relation to the Tarot.

  • Denning & Phillips - Vol. 3 - Mysteria Magica (430 pages) @500cr synopsis A complete system of Magick, Mysteria Magica reveals essential and advanced teachings in terms that even newcomers can follow, with a richness of inspiration embraced by experienced mages. Mysteria Magica explores the core of Ceremonial Magick-the inner system of symbolism, philosophy, and spiritual technology. It shows how and why ritual acts can lead to their desired result in the "Principles of Ceremonial" section. This comprehensive work also presents a formal traditional education in the key elements of High Magick: sigils; telesmata; consecration; protection; and Enochian rituals and techniques, including proper pronunciation of the Enochian language. Designed for individual or group use, Mysteria Magica contains the most vital procedures of High Magick with authentic texts and formulae.

 

Builders Of The Adytum

  • Pronaos Initiation Ritual Preparation (32 pages)

  • Seven Steps in Practical Occultism (25 pages)

  • Introduction to Esoteric Psychology (18 pages)

  • Sound and Color (1931) - Paul Foster Case - Correlation of Sound and Color (31 pages)

  • Hebrew Letter Workbook (31 pages) @200 The purpose of this booklet is to help all students who want to learn how to draw, and recognize the Hebrew letters. The various shapes of the letters are easily reproduced using modem calligraphy pens. These instructions presume students are familiar with various types of graph paper and edged pens. Some students may be aware of other styles of drawing the letters. These particular examples were used for clarity and ease. When this booklet refers to "families of letters," it is not alluding to the divisions familiar to students of Qabalah: the 3 mother, 7 double, and 12 simple letters. The groupings used are based on similarity and relation of shape. Much confusion and error frustrate beginning students because of slight but very important differences in appearance. Experience with this particular organization of the letters has helped many students, allowing them to draw nearly perfect letters in a very short period of time.

 

Church of Satan & Satanism

 

Freemasonry

 

Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn ▲ + profile

  • The Book of the Black Serpent (18 pages)

  • Meditation with the Archangel Auriel (2 pages)

  • Meditation with the Archangel Gabriel (2 pages)

  • Meditation with the Archangel Raphael (2 pages)

  • The Invoking Pentagram Ritual of Air (2 pages)

  • The Invoking Pentagram Ritual of Earth (2 pages)

  • The Invoking Pentagram Ritual of Fire (2 pages)

  • The Invoking Pentagram Ritual of Water (2 pages)

  • The Prayers of the Elementals (2 pages)

  • The Supreme Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram (SBRP) (3 pages)

  • The Supreme Invoking Ritual of the Pentagram (SIRP) (2 pages)

  • Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram (LBRP) (2 pages)

  • Lesser Invoking Ritual of the Pentagram (LIRP) (2 pages)

  • Historic Lecture - The Golden Dawn by Frater Aude (3 pages)

  • The Arcane Schools by John Yarker (Golden Dawn and O.T.O) (342 pages)

  • Women of the Golden Dawn by Mary K.Greer (9 pages) The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn was founded in London in 1888. One of several secret magical societies in existence at the time, the Golden Dawn was noted for the equality it offered women both in its internal hierarchy and when performing mystical ceremonies. While this magical order attracted several more famous followers, William Butler Yeats and George Bernard Shaw among them, Greer's purpose in writing this book is to highlight the lives of four female members. They are Florence Farr, actress; Annie Horniman, patron of the arts; Maud Gonne, aristocratic revolutionary; and Moina Bergson Mathers, artist. All managed to escape suffocating Victorian lifestyles and eventually formed the backbone of the Golden Dawn. In this massive book, Greer explores the many years of intensive study of occult and mystical traditions the women undertook and the personal triumphs and tragedies they experienced along the way. Packed with anecdotes about major literary figures of the time, this account provides a provocative picture of four strong and brilliant women who refused to be hindered by the dictates of Victorian society. However, while this book may prove intriguing as a historical or biographical work, its use of astrology and magic to draw conclusions or explain occurrences may prove distracting to some readers.

  • [ recommended ] Israel Regardie - The Golden Dawn @500cr (717 pages) The original account of the teachings, rites and ceremonies of the Hermetic order. The book is divided into several basic sections. First are the knowledge lectures, where you will learn the basics of the Kaballah, symbolism, meditation, geomancy and more. This is followed by the rituals of the Outer Order, consisting of five initiation rituals into the degrees of the Golden Dawn. The next section covers the rituals of the Inner Order including two initiation rituals, equinox ceremonies, and more. Then you will learn the basic rituals of magic and the construction, consecration, and means of using the magical tools. Once you have these you can go on to evocation rituals, talismans, and invocations. The book gives explanations for how to design talismans, do skrying and travel on the astral plane. You will also learn geomancy, the Tarot, and Enochian magic.

  • Israel Regardie - The Complete Golden Dawn System of Magic (1077 pages) @500cr view table of content here Dr. Regardie's classic, final testament to the Golden Dawn includes extensive instruction on astrology, tarot, alchemy, kabbalah, enochiana, and much, much more. Beautifully illustrated throughout, with many color plates, The Complete Golden Dawn System of Magic is the easiest edition to study. An essential text in any library of magical works.

  • Pat Zalewski - Equinox and Solstice Ceremonies of the Golden Dawn (184 pages) @200cr

  • Pat Zalewski - Z-5 Book 1 Neophyte: Secret Teachings of the Golden Dawn (222 pages) @300cr 

  • Pat Zalewski - Z-5 Book 2 Zelator: Secret Teachings of the Golden Dawn (211 pages) @300cr

  • Pat Zalewski - Golden Dawn Enochian Magic (209 pages) @300cr Excelent book covering the necessary material to become a Theoricus Adeptus Minor an later on a Practicus Adeptus Minor. Israel Regardie on his book The Golden Dawn only reveals those lectures on enochian pertaining to the grade of Zelator Adeptus Minor, Zalewsky reveals here everything else by reconstructing three papers wrote by Mathers after the great sisma. He accomplish this by studding the notes with some Whare Ra students took from the originals.

  • Pat Zalewski - Secret Inner Order Rituals of the Golden Dawn (180 pages) @500cr This book is vital for anyone who claims to follow the Golden Dawn tradition. It reveals the depth of the teaching of the Rosae Rubeae et Aureae and Zalewski's instructions show how this may be practically used. Without this material, it is difficult to see how a modern Golden Dawn adept could claim the title. For more than 100 years secret magical manuscripts from the Order of the Golden Dawn's inner order of adepts Rosae Rubeae et Aureae have been unseen by most students of the esoteric. This includes the Golden Dawn Alchemical teachings, Secret Teachings of the Zelator Grade and the important Caduceus paper. These have either been gathering dust on some collector's shelves, or have been worked by those who have continued the Order's work. So secret were these documents, Israel Regardie was unaware of them and subsequently many of the modern Orders of the Hermetic Order of Golden Dawn who were dependent on his encyclopaedic 'Golden Dawn' for their teaching have left out much of this work. However, the papers contained in this book provide the much needed keys to understand the Golden Dawn system in its entirety. However, just as the Golden Dawn was not just intellectual information gathered under one heading but contained oral instruction to make the system come alive, so this material came with extensive traditions that make it useful to the student. For the first time, Golden Dawn authority Pat Zalewski, who was trained by the Inner Order adepts of the Golden Dawn, reveals the key to this material.

  • Pat Zalewski - Kabbalah of the Golden Dawn (236 pages) @500cr The key to this book's value is that it is a reference book of source material meant to live in the context of a Golden Dawn collection. It is packed with original material not to be found elsewhere in print, before or yet again as of the date of this review. While this book will be of interest to everyone who studies Kabbalah, it will be of especial interest to Golden Dawn practitioners and scholars who wish to deepen their knowledge of this particular "GD" approach to Kabbalah. Having said that, it is not a Primer but assumes a basic knowledge of the GD kabbalistic structure and metaphors available elsewhere, from which basis it is a deeper discussion and an enhancement -- even, in some cases, an intriguing challenge to what is elsewhere printed. It will therefore be invaluable to anyone who has already picked up the basics of the Golden Dawn approach to Kabbalah who wants deeper information on a particular point, at which time they can study the original documents inside, which are minimally colored by commentary. A technical example is the Chapter on the ShemHaMephorash, or the name in extension. Zalewski tells where the original Philosophus lecture comes from, and provides an interesting diagram from that original Paper that stands in contrast to the Leo centered ordering of the angels of the Name provided by Mathers, a scheme which is central to the GD understanding of the Tarot pip cards. This may be significant or not to different readers, but is invaluable food for thought to anyone seriously working out for themselves the true attributions of the Name in Extension to the Zodiac and the Tarot.

  • Robert Wang - The Secret Temple (105 pages) @300  A classic treatise on the occult written in consultation with the late Israel Regardie. This small book contains all that is required to produce a symbolically accurate temple and a full set of instruments for use in the rituals of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. Full color photographs of the temple and of the instruments, as well as the precise hieroglyphs appear in this work. Instructions are given for the construction of the altar, pillars, Enochian tablets, Rose Cross Lamen, wands, etc. The difficult sigils have been worked out completely by the author.

  • Cicero - Neophyte Tools (32 pages)

  • Cicero - Self Initiation into the Golden Dawn Tradition: Part 1 (352 pages) @300cr | Cicero - Self Initiation into the Golden Dawn Tradition: Part 2 (415 pages) @300cr synopsis A Complete Curriculum of Study for Both the Solitary Magician and the Working Magical Group. Regardless of your magickal knowledge or background, you can learn and live the Golden Dawn Tradition with the first practical guide to Golden Dawn Initiation. This book offers self paced instruction by the established authorities on this magickal order. For the first time ever, the esoteric rituals of the Golden Dawn are clearly laid out in step by step guidance that's clear and easy to follow. You need no prerequisite for mastering this highly sought-after curriculum. Your learning is enhanced by written examinations. daily rituals, and meditative work. Upon completion of this workbook, you can be a practicing Golden Dawn magician with knowledge of qabalah, astrology, tarot, geomancy, and spiritual alchemy. Become a Golden Dawn magician through the most comprehensive and scientific system on Golden Dawn study.

  • Ellic Howe - The Alchemist of the Golden Dawn: The Letters of the Revd W.A. Ayton to F.L. Gardner and Others, 1886-1905 (Roots of the Golden Dawn Series) (112 pages) @200c

  • Flying Rolls Of The Golden Dawn (127 pages)  

  • R.A. Gilbert - The Golden Dawn Scrapbook: The Rise and Fall of a Magical Order (200 pages)

  • R.A. Gilbert - The Golden Dawn: Twilight of the Magicians (143 pages)

  • R.A Gilbert - The Magical Mason: Forgotten Hermetic Writings of William Wyn Wescott, Physician and Magus (317 pages)

  • R.A Gilbert - The Sorcerer and His Apprentice: Unkown Hermetic Writings of S.L.Mac Gregor Mathers and J.W.Brodie-Innes (223 pages)

  • John Hamill - The Rosicrucian Seer: Magical Writings of Frederick Hockley (220 pages)

 

Martinism

  • Ambelain - Le Martinisme (184 pages) Martinism - History and doctrine. Occult and Mystical Freemasonry. Ambelain, Robert. 1946. Le Martinisme. PARIS: Editions Niclaus, Translation by Piers A. Vaughan, 2003
  • Man, His True Nature & Ministry (249 pages) Saint-Martin, Louis-Claude de. Man, His True Nature & Ministry. Orig. Translation by Edward Burton Penny, 1864. Partial Contents: On Nature: Man, not outward Nature, the witness of Divinity; Marriage-Man is God's book; Heaven taken by violence; man the mirror of God's wonders; The Universe in pain; Cause of Nature's groans; Birth of matter; Hypothesis of Jacob Bohme; Inhabitancy of Planets; Final Causes; Repose of Nature, the Soul, and the Word should come from Man; On Man: What is Spirit? man's origin; The Magism of God; Man, the continuation or recommencement of God; Door of Light and love in Man; How to attain God's Action; The Fall; Human institutions derive from above; Blood of clean animals; The Exodus; Law of Sacrifices; Three degrees of abominations; Mosaic law preparatory to spiritual law; Man delivered from prison of his blood; The Eucharist; Progress of individual man towards Canaan; The perfecting of our faculties hereafter requires sacrifice of all here; God's love and Man's insensibility; The work of the man of faith reacts on the whole tree of Man; On the Word: The Word sustains all things; The Words requires an apprenticeship; The true Cross; The substance of men's words; Power of the enemy during night; Duties, responsibilities, and misdirection of literary men; Religious literature; Gradations in Adam's fall; Demonstration of God and the soul; The sublime is God, and all that connects us with Him; Ministers of the Word withholding the key of knowledge; Desire, the principle of movement; Three degrees of the Word; Progressive names, states, and processes; Who should teach the deep things of God; Eternity in a point of time.
  • The Natural Table (80 pages) Saint-Martin, Louis-Claude de: Natural Table of the Correspondences between God, Man and the Universe, 1782, Chapters 13, 14, 15, 16, 17,18, 19, Translation by Piers A. Vaughan, 2003.
  • The Cloud Upon the Sanctuary (35 pages) Eckartshausen's Cloud Over the Sanctuary is an announcement to "those capable of light" that there is still a "Community of Light,:" or a wisdom school, where the sacred mysteries are kept. Rosicrucians, Martinists, Freemasons, and Theosophists-read this essential book!

  • Robert Ambelain - Spiritual Alchemy (103 pages) Translated by Piers A. Vaughan

  • Robert Ambelain - Practical Kabbalah Part 1 (85 pages) @300cr |  Practical Kabbalah Part 2 (176 pages)  @300cr  Introduction to the study of Kabbalah, both mystical and practical, and to using its Traditions and Symbols with a view to Theurgy. Translated by Piers A. Vaughan.

  • Robert Ambelain - Templars and Rose Croix (80 pages)

  • Robert Ambelain - Freemasonry in Olden Times (226 pages) Ceremonies and Rituals from the Rites of Mizraïm and Memphis

  • Robert Ambelain - Contemporary Martinism (35 pages)

  • Eighty Aphorisms and Maxims of Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin (15 pages)

  • The Ministry of the Spirit-Man by Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin (47 pages)

  • Ten Prayers by the Unknown Philosopher (17 pages)
  • The Red Book by Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin (34 pages)
  • Michel de Saint Martin - Revelations: Spiritual Conversations (113 pages)
  • History and Doctrines of the Rose-Croix by Paul Sédir (119 pages)

 

Rosicrucian

 

Ordo Templi Orientis