| Guy Ogilvy | The Alchemist's Kitchen - Extraordinary Potions & Curious Notions (Wooden Books, 2006, 58pp small pbk) What is the secret meaning of alchemical symbolism? Why was the Royal Art kept secret for so long? Could ancient mages really turn molten lead into gold with a mere pinch of the Philosopher's Stone? Alchemy is perhaps the last true magical art to survive the ravages of the modern world. In this book laboratory alchemist Guy Ogilvy initiates the reader into some of the key concepts and practices of this extraordinary field of study. With extensive appendices. |
4.99 | |
| Nigel Jackson | Celestial Magic - Principles & Practices of the Talismanic Art (Capall Bann, 176pp pbk) A concentrated handbook of lunar zodiacal and astrological Wizard-Craft at its most potent, packed with both theoretical and practical material on Hermetic Lunar and Stellar Magick. The systems revealed here are both potent and authentically ancient, though little has been written about them for the last 300 years. Topics include Hermetic foundations and transmission, IYNX: the erotic philosophy of magick, the cosmology of astrological magick, practising the magick, Behenian Star magick, Saracen, Moorish and Medieval recensions and more. Superbly illustrated throughout. |
11.95 | |
| Daniel Herlakin | Diabolical Liberties - Ballads of Good & Evil from the hand of Daniel (Bloodstone, limited edition hbk) | More | 23.00 |
| Cherry Gilchrist | Explore Alchemy (Heart of Albion, 170pp pbk) Is alchemy the quest for transforming base metals into gold? Or is it a metaphor for spiritual transformation, or else the pursuit of the elixir of eternal life? Or is it, as some people think, merely an early attempt at chemistry? Cherry Gilchrist shows how alchemy has been at the heart of human wisdom from Taoist sages, through medieval Arabic magi, to heretical monks, twentieth century psychologists and modern day practitioners of the tradition. |
12.95 | |
| Michael Howard | The Book of Fallen Angels (Capall Bann, 198pp pbk) This is a concise, popular and reader friendly introduction to this mysterious, and sometimes obscure and sinister, subject. This book challenges the concept that the fallen angels, or Elohim fell from grace and became demons. |
More | 11.95 |
| Gerald Suster | John Dee (North Atlantic, 157pp pbk) | More | 11.99 |
| W E Butler | Magic (Thoth, 80pp pbk) At last - a comprehensive biography of Dion Fortune with much coming to light which has never before been revealed including her early experiments in trance mediumship, the projected esoteric clinic, the inside story of the confrontation between the Theosophical Society and Bishop Piggot regarding Krishnamurti and also her involvement with the Golden Dawn. |
8.95 | |
| Lon Milo DuQuette | My Life with the Spirits - The Adventures of a Modern Magician (Weiser, 1999, 192pp pbk) | More | 14.99 |
| Benjamin Woolley | The Queen's Conjuror (Flamingo, 394pp pbk) | More | 9.99 |
| Donald Tyson (ed) | Three Books of Occult Philosophy - by Henry Cornelius Agrippa (Llewellyn, 938pp pbk) | More | 33.00 |