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Liber Falxifer II

Liber Falxifer II
The Book of Anamlaqayin
N.A-A.218

The Second Book of Master Falxifer will delve further into the Necrosophic mysteries of Qayin, but will also cast a black light on some crucial aspects previously hinted at and at the same time veiled, in the first book of the Left-Handed Reaper. One of these all-important aspects concerns the identity of and the gnosis granted by the Hidden Mother of Our Bloodline, the Bride of Qayin.

The work will once again present an extensive set of both worded and wordless manifestations of Sorcerous Gnosis and provide access to previously hidden keys to both low and high forms of Necrosophic Nigromancy, Necromancy, Ancestral Veneration, Herbal Demonology and give new detailed instruction about how the powers of the insignias, talismans and fetishes of the Lord of the Harvest can be further employed in order to achieve both temporal and spiritual power, victory and transcendence, all by walking in the fiery and blessed footsteps of the First Ones who traversed the Paths of Nod.

Some of the topics presented within the Second Book of Our Master are: esoteric discourses revealing the mythic foundation of our Qayinitic Gnosticism, the Hidden Bride of Qayin, Her secret formulas of Calling and Names of Power, Her sigils of both high and low sorcery, the unified and transcendent aspect of the Twin-Flame of Sataninsam, the Dark Dead and their hidden and most fearful aspects, the cleansing, protective and empowering baths, the herbal formulas and activations of the 7 Key Sigils of Death, the Mysteries of the Black In Green, exploring the powers of the First Tiller and the workings of the Esoteric Sigil of the Green Skull, the rites of protection and concealment, instructions concerning the creation and employing of the Qayinitic Bone Talismans (i.e. Payes), specific fetishes of some of the most important aspects of the Master, like for example the Fetish of the Lord of the Mound and the Skull of the First Harvester, the role of the First Dead within the Cult and His Sigils of Calling, talismanic work against the law, the ensouling Tinctures of Qayin and His Rose-Crowned Bride, the secret Kelim of Baaltzelmoth, the Grand Kliffotic Sigil of the King of the Ravens of Death, further teachings concerning the Mighty Dead and the workings of the Altar of the Dead, prayers, invocations and talismanic forms used for the channelling of the powers of both the soul and the spirit of Qayin and much more.

Regular Edition: Hardcover book in black cloth with a gold stamping of Sigil of Anamlaqayin on the cover, black endpapers, gold silk-ribbon bookmark. Fullcover dustjacket. 474 pages, numerous illustrations. First Edition of 1200 copies, each book consecrated and handnumbered. 50 eurosAdd Item


Qabalah, Qliphoth and Goetic Magic

Qabalah, Qliphoth and Goetic Magic
Thomas Karlsson

Qabalah, Qliphoth and Goetic Magic is a unique practical introduction to magic. The main thread of the book is the exploration of the Qliphoth and the dark mysteries which have for so long been a repressed part of western esotericism. Instead of ignoring and denying the dark side, the author reveals, step by step, how man can get to know his Shadow and, through this, reach a deeper knowledge of the Self. By exploring and not by repressing the Shadow it can be transformed from a destructive force into a creative power. The book deals with the problem of evil, the symbolism behind the fall of Lucifer and mans creation process according to Qabalistic philosophy. The theories that are presented in this book are also linked to practice. Several examples of rituals, meditations, magical exercises and occult correspondences can be found within. Qabalah, Qliphoth and Goetic Magic contains more than one hundred demonic sigils and pieces of art that were created specifically for this book. A unique collection of all the sigils from the classic grimoires Lemegeton: The Lesser Key of Solomon and the infamous Grimorium Verum are also included. Softcover book, 276 pages. Third edition, which features new arts and additional materials not published in previous pressings. 25 eurosAdd Item


PILLARS - issue no.1:

PILLARS - issue no.1:
Various authors

PILLARS is the periodical journal consisting of adversarial, historical, theosophical and practical articles based on mystical researches and experiences, artworks and poems aptly woven and rich in symbolical meaning. Nourishment for the mind and the essence of the True-Self, as flesh is torn and blood is poured on paper in order to elevate mortal souls beyond the cosmic stretch of the DemiUrge. Issue no.1 "Psychopompos": focus on the various Archetypes we call upon and bring forth or within, serving as mentor-like figures and Guides to the Soul [i.e. Dispensers of Gnosis, Inspiration, Aspirations, and Companions for the Wayfaring Magus.]

CONTENTS: "Gods Above, Gods Below" by Alexander Dray - "Through the Eyes of Lilith" by Asenath Mason - "The Four Graces of Hekate" by Ash Nostro Morg - "Rape of Archangels" by EA Koetting - "The Temple of LUh-hUR: A Voyage through the Event-Horizon" by G. McCaughry - "The Solomonic Spirit" by Humberto Maggi - "Hand of Lucifer, Tongue of Serpent" & "Prayer of Congregation" by Jeremy Christner - "In the Beginning there was the End: A Klifotic Theology" by Matthew Wightman - "Seeing the Unseen - being beyond the self - The Eye of the I" & "A Rite of Congress with the Mysterious Dead" by Patrick John Larabee - "The Crawling Chaos of Infinite Form; ‘Nyarlathotep’" & "Consuming the Blackened Serpent" by S. Ben Qayin. Format: 7.5 x 9.5 inches. 118 pages. Silver and Black Foil-stamped on Black Heavy Art Paper Cover. Perfect “German” glued-binding method. Ornamental page (1) in Vellum paper with Red Print. Interior in Black & White. Printed on heavy 148 gsm paper. Fine typography, illustrated with various fleurons, emblems, artworks and glyphs. Limited to 230 copies, sold out from the publisher. 50 eurosAdd Item








Saint Cyprian: Saint of Necromancers

Saint Cyprian: Saint of Necromancers
ConjureMan Ali

No figure in Catholic Christianity is surrounded by more mystery and confusion than that most obscure of saints, Saint Cyprian. Within these pages is information gathered directly from communion with Saint Cyprian himself, as well as knowledge passed down from other devotees of the saint of necromancers. Saint Cyprian: Saint of Necromancers contains translations of orisons, prayers, and incantations from Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese. The translations are the author’s own and include text rarely seen in the English language. Booklet, 20 pages. 7 eurosAdd Item


Santisima Muerte

Santisima Muerte
ConjureMan Ali

This Guide examines the history and legends of Santisima Muerte, or Holy Death, a controversial figure and beloved folk saint. ConjureMan Ali provides practical steps on how to establish a relationship with this powerful spirit, and how to properly work with her while respecting her cultural background. Included in this pamphlet are traditional novenas, prayers, and orisons, translated from the original Spanish by the author. Booklet, 24 pages. 7 eurosAdd Item


SKULL - Art print

SKULL - Art print

This unusual image of the sword through the skull is combined with the initials "A.A."(Argentum Astrum). Very high quality professional print in A3 size, from the collections of Museum of Witchcraft, pressed on sturdy sheet of acid free 310gsm textured fine art paper. LAST COPY! 30 eurosAdd Item


A Rare collection of old Michael Ford booklets

A Rare collection of old Michael Ford booklets

Azothoz (2002)

Azothoz is a poetic grimoire which sigillizes in lyric and image the essence of Set/Shaitan the Adversary, Lilith and the sorcerous path of Luciferian Witchcraft. Azothoz contains an essay on Sethanic Witchcraft and the development inspired from various correspondences around Azazel, the Middle Eastern Fire Djinn who is regarded by practice as the initiatic spirit of sorcery. In excellent condition. 48 pages.

The Toad Rite (2003)

The Toad Rite is a small grimoire which is a self-initiatory presentation of the Toad Rite, a form of diabolism from which the sorcerous path leads in three roads from Night unto the Sun. The Toad Rite is derived in basis of Aleister Crowleys Stauros Batachou (Liber LXX), but expands into darker areas not previously explored. It is said the Toad Rite causes madness or death for those who undertake it and fail, but chthonic power for those who may transcend it. The Toad Rite details a study of death and decay and what is the essence which remains. 20 pages.

Vampiric Sorcery (2002)

VERY RARE! Comes with additional symbol. Signed copy. Vampyrism is the essence of the most dangerous workings of Black Magick. The Supreme Vampiric Rituals describe a new type of individual an individual which is able to use his/ her own body and during the hours between dusk and dawn, astral traveling and feeding from the sleeping. The Vampiric Sorcerer is also able to communicate with the dead, create shadows and send forth demonic elementals to attack or defend against enemies. Cardboard covers.

Black Magick and the Left Hand Path (2002)

Signed copy. This booklet presents black magick within the terms and context of the positive advancement of humanity, the acceptance of the great gift of Lucifer, The Black Flame. Black Magick is defined from Lesser Black Magick to Greater Black Magick, the differences and how to approach each one. Lucifer is presented as the illuminator of humanity, our most positive champion of independence and individual strength. Includes a developed explanation of Lucifer's sigil and what each point represents, including spiritual advancement of "The Pandemonium of the Fallen Seraphs".


Sabbatic Witchcraft (2002)

The introduction to the Sabbatic Witchcraft tradition developed by Coven Nachttoter, the founders of The Order of Phosphorus. This booklet traces the connection between the craft as brought to man by the Watchers and Lucifer, the Bringer of light. Sabbatic Witchcraft has long been hidden underground by a gnosis often misunderstood. The very cores of the teachings are within a Left Hand Path context and are positively focused as advancing the human being into something better! Covers are of green paper. 12 pages.

Yatuk Dinoih (2002)

Yatuk Dinoih, meaning witchcraft itself, explores the darkest areas of sorcery and the Ahrimanic hierarchy. Self-Transformation awaits those willing to delve the depths of Prince of Darkness in his many forms, and embrace in union Az, the Queen of Witchcraft whom is known also as Lilith. The Yatuk Dinoih is a modern system of Self-Alchemy by working through the forms of Ahriman, which aid the process of self-deification (isolating the psyche to become an independent being) and the beneficial magickal work of Congressus cum Daemone (congress with the demon). 32 pages.


The Order of Phosphorus (2001) -

A membership guide of the work and grade structure of the inner order.


A rare set of 7 old booklets, which all in most excellent condition. All booklets written by Michael W. Ford Akhtya Seker Arimanius, and self-published by Succubus publishing the years 2002-2003. 300 eurosAdd Item









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Devoted

Devoted
Various Authors

Devoted comprises fifteen essays by fourteen writers on their devotional practice. It is a bloody and passionate blend of primal gnosis and poetic expression. These essays reveal and revel in powerful applicable magickal practice. They are suffused with the living experience of the Spirit world. Devoted will enrich your own work, whether you are witch, magician, heathen, thelemite, or sorceror. From possession work, to blood letting and fetishes, to sabbatic dance, there is a wealth of experience to explore within these pages. Devoted provides indepth essays on working with Babalon; Ishtar; Hecate; Lilith; Loki; Tiamat; Dionysus; The Yoginis; The Lwa; & The Spirits of Goetia. The writers are a chorus of powerful new voices and established practitioners whose Work has often been overlooked. Octavo, original saffron yellow cloth stamped with a device of a chalice in black on front panel, titled in black on spine panel, black endpapers, black silk book marker. 159 pp. Issued in an edition strictly limited to 814 hand-numbered copies. A fine copy, as new, without dust jacket as issued. 55 eurosAdd Item


Howlings

Howlings
Various Authors

Howlings comprises fourteen original and extensive essays which explore the grimoires. These are passionate, informed and evocative pieces which create a unique testament to the vibrancy of the modern magickal current. From the Lemegeton, to Qutub, to Liber 231 every facet of the grimoire tradition is represented. We place established writers such as Tyson, Rankine and Leitch alongside new voices in a work which has become a modern classic. Hardcover book, 208 pages, with four colour plates. 55 eurosAdd Item


THE FENRIS WOLF, ISSUES No 1-3 IN ONE VOLUME

THE FENRIS WOLF, ISSUES No 1-3 IN ONE VOLUME

The Fenris Wolf 1 (1989) John Alexander The Strange Phenomena of the Dream, Helgi Pjeturss The Nature of Sleep and Dreams, Tim O’Neill A Dark Storm Rising, Carl Abrahamsson Inauguration of Kenneth Anger, Carl Abrahamsson An Interview with Genesis P-Orridge, William S Burroughs Points of Distinction between Sedative and Consciousness-Expanding Drugs, Carl Abrahamsson Jayne Mansfield – Satanist, TOPYUS Television Magick, Anton LaVey Evangelists vs The New God

The Fenris Wolf 2 (1990) Lionel Snell The Satan Game, Carl Abrahamsson In Defence of Satanism, Anton LaVey The Horns of Dilemma, Genesis P-Orridge Beyond thee Valley ov Acid, Phauss Photographs, Jack Stevenson 15 Voices from God, Jack Stevenson 18 Fatal Arguments, Tim O’Neill Art On the Edge of Life, Terence Sellers To Achieve Death, Stein Jarving Choice and Process, Tim O’Neill Under the Sign of Gemini, 93/696 The Forgotten Ones In Magick, Tim O’Neill The Mechanics of Maya, Coyote 12 The Thin Line, Genesis P-Orridge Thee Only Language Is Light, Jack Stevenson Porno on Film, Carl Abrahamsson An Interview with Kenneth Anger

The Fenris Wolf 3 (1993) Jack Stevenson Vandals, Vikings and Nazis, von Hausswolff & Elggren Inauguration of two new Kingdoms, Tim O’Neill A Flame in the Holy Mountain, Frater Nigris A Preliminary Vision, Carl Abrahamsson The Demonic Glamour of Cinema, William Heidrick Some Crowley Sources, Peter H Gilmore The Rite of Ragnarök, ONA The Left-Handed Path, Zbigniew Karkowski The Method Is Science..., Fetish 23 Demonic Poetry, Ben Kadosh Lucifer-Hiram, Freya Aswynn The Northern Magical Tradition, Anton LaVey Tests, Austin Osman Spare Anathema of Zos, Rodney Orpheus Thelemic Morality, Nemo Recognizing Pseudo-Satanism, Philip Marsh Pythagoras, Plato and the Hellenes. Terence Sellers A Few Acid Writings, Hymenæus Beta Harry Smith 1923-1991, Andrew M McKenzie Outofinto, Beatrice Eggers Nature – Now, Then and Never. Softbound book, 312 pages. Limited edition of 500 numbered copies. 40 eurosAdd Item


At the Crossroads

At the Crossroads
Various Authors

At the crossroads the paths of magicians and worlds meet. Grimoire and root workers, Hoodoo and Vodoun, Quimbanda and Ifa. A potent fusion is occuring, a second diaspora. At the Crossroads tells the stories of what happens when the Western Magical Tradition encounters the African Diaspora and Traditional religions, and vice versa. It is a mixing and a magic that speaks of a truly new world emerging. In this gathering of kindred spirits, experiences are shared between initiates of very different cultures whose magic proves to be underpinned by the same principles, though clothed in different garb. We find the grimoires of Old Europe flourishing in the New World, Juju spreading through the United States, the Cunning men of Essex rendering service to the Lwa of Haitian Voudon, alchemists who are Paleros, the techniques of the Greek Magical Papyri applied to Conjure counter-hexing. This is fertile ground for the imagination, and practice. At The Crossroads is extensively illustrated, in both black and white and colour with original artworks and in depth essays by leading practitioners of the occult community from New York to Bristol, and from London to Brazil. An important contribution made at the point where all the roads meet. Where we encounter the most traditional approaches and the wildest fringes of the avant garde, At the Crossroads boldly demands your attention. Hardbound book, special small size, 200 pages. 60 eurosAdd Item












Starfire Volume II Number 4

Starfire Volume II Number 4
Various authors

Though Starfire is as Thelemic in focus as ever, this latest issue has an eclectic mix of articles and short stories, reflecting the richness and diversity of Starfire Vol II No 4 is a substantial, riveting, and enlightening publication, 304 pages long and printed on Arctic Volume, a good quality coated paper. There is a sparkling diversity of content, including thirteen great articles and essays, two fascinating short stories, four arresting pieces of artwork, and a substantial section of book reviews. 25 eurosAdd Item


Starfire Volume II Number 3

Starfire Volume II Number 3
Various Authors

This is the first new issue of Starfire for many years now, and as previous issues, the magazine again contains collection of articles, short stories and artwork that is sure to delight and inform. The Magic of Folly by Richard Ward - some considerations of The Fool card in the Tarot. Sinister Shades in Yellow by Alistair Coombs - an essay on the work of novelist Sax Rohmer. The Stone of Stars by Oliver St. John - a fascinating short story woven around a talismanic stone and the forces it calls down. Tzaddi is not the Star by Elmet Caradoc - some considerations on the Thoth deck; The Aphotic Oracle by Daniel Lett - on the role of the imagination in magic. Nightmare Sorcery by Richard Gavin - utilising the powers of dream. Maranatha: a Blessing or a Curse by Stephen Dziklewicz - an insightful analysis of this word. The Altar by Peter Smith - another fascinating short story, this time focusing on the history of a lost grimoire. A Very Personal Tantrum by Joe Claxton - an account of consequences from some specific ritual work. Softcover magazine, large format, 189 pages. 25 eurosAdd Item


Conjure Codex

Conjure Codex
Various Authors

Conjure Codex breaks new ground in presenting inter-related material from a range of traditions, embracing ancient cultures, the grimoires, New World traditions and others; by publishing new translations and rare texts alongside accounts of work in these traditions, and elucidations of them.

The content include: Old Wizard by Jake Stratton-Kent || The Paladins of Earth and Fire by Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold || The Tree of the Grimoires by Humberto Maggi || Modern Grimoiric Evocation by Michael Cecchetelli || The Comte de Gabalis by Abbé N. de Montfaucon de Villars, English trans. anon. with an introduction by Jake Stratton-Kent || The Great and True Natural Secret of the Queen of the Hairy Flies, trans. Brendan Hughes, with addenda by Jake Stratton-Kent || Language of the Birds by Humberto Maggi, Infernal Conjure Craft by Chad Barber || Lessons from Ginen by Drac Uber || An Interview with England’s Most Notorious Necromancer: Jake Stratton-Kent talks about his practices and beliefs || Nefarious Occult Dealings: Necromancy, Ghosts and Spirit Expeditions in the Graeco-Roman, Hoodoo and Vodou Magical Traditions by Kim Huggens. Softcover book. 30 eurosAdd Item


Abraxas #2

Abraxas #2
An Internal Journal of Esoteric Studies
Various Authors

Substantially larger than the previous issue, Abraxas 2 offers over 210 pages of essays, poetry, interviews and art, much of it published for the first time. Uniquely produced in a large high quality format, printed on a variety of papers, richly illustrated in colour and monochrome, and offering our first free audio supplement, we hope this issue of Abraxas will provoke and inspire. Large format 290mm x 232mm, 200+ pages, high quality softcover publication + Free audio CD. 40 eurosAdd Item










Voudon Gnosis - DELUXE EDITION

Voudon Gnosis - DELUXE EDITION
David Beth

Deluxe copy quarterbound to real black snakeskin. Signed by the author. Belongs to Deluxe Edition limited to 55 copies. This particular copy is a fine copy, in almost mint condition.

A clear exposition of the Voudon Gnostic system of Michael Bertiaux and the work of La Couleuvre Noire. The thriving multiverse of artistic imagination which this current represents has been explored by Kenneth Grant, but this is the first text giving the inside experience of an initiated. A fascinating and challenging glimpse into the Voudon system, it is both a gateway for students and an inspiration for those looking for a more creative occultism. This book is a perfect introduction to the complexities of that strangest of all modern grimoires, Bertiaux's Voudon Gnostic Workbook. Expanding upon the groundwork of his essay in Howlings, David Beth guides us through this eclectic, syncretic and highly personal system of sorcery which nevertheless has come from a genuine Haitian lineage. Those looking for the wilder atavistic energies of sex magick, as we find embodied in the art of Austin Osman Spare, will find much of interest in this book. Voudon Gnosis outlines a more complex and highly developed system of sex magick than is found in the secret grade papers of the Western magickal tradition. 550 eurosAdd Item


Starfire Volume II Number 2

Starfire Volume II Number 2
Various Authors

Rare issue of one of the the greatest New Aeon occult journals, contributors at Starfire Volume II Number 2: Damian Sinclair, Robert Taylor, Michael Stakey, Nigel Aldcroft-Jackson, Maarafet Ingells, Nicholaj Frisvold, Damian Sinclair, Stephen Dziklewicz, Andrew D Chumbley, Simon Hinton. Topics dealing with Chaos, Sorcery, Thelema, Typhonian, OTO, dreaming attention, black stone, mantra for invoking the great old ones. Large quarto format, 200 pages. Secondhand copy, very good condition, 150 eurosAdd Item


Starfire Volume I Number 4 - Magazine

Starfire Volume I Number 4 - Magazine
Various Authors

Original copy of one of the most remarkable occult magazine ever done. Articles include; Ciphers in Flesh, The Mark of the Beast, The Vision and the Voice, Meditations on Liber AL, Psychonauts in the World of Dreams, Dagon Rising. n. 80 A4 pages. Starfire publishing 1991. Secondhand, very good condition. 150 eurosAdd Item












The Catechism of Lucifer

The Catechism of Lucifer
Johannes Nefastos

The Ten Commandments of Lucifer / The Satanic Credo in Three Creeds / The Master's Prayer in Six Articles / Of Lucifer's sacraments / Of Demons / Of Magic / Of the Responsibility of the Individual / Of Satan / And many relevant quotations taken from the different sources of Star of Azazel's literature.

The Catechism of Lucifer was written as a counter-gospel for the Evangelical Lutheran catechism, but in addition to this, it represents a Gnostic form of Satanism on its own. In this book is outlined the path out of worldliness, out of theology mortally wounded by its false theodicy, even out of humanity taken as something small-minded, powerless and petty. The Catechism of Lucifer is founded upon the idea that by hating the perverted picture made of God by the Christian doctrine, we may truly attain higher possibilities for our Spiritual development and Empowerment. On this demanding but beautiful and meaningful path we are led by our innermost potential of ingeniosity, the divine Master Lucifer.

The teachings within this books are not suitable for masses of animal men whose fears and aspirations bind them tightly to the mortal world of forms. They suit only the brave, the proud, the ones permeated by the breath of Master Satan, the ones for whom suffering and damnation as a price of their own ideals is not a sacrifice but rather a reward in this distorted world.

Regular Edition: Small size book, 82 pages of religious texts. Hardbound book in black antique pattern faux leather, pages pressed on special linen embossed paper. Gold inverted cross on the cover, each catechism is finished with a black silk ribbon and cream colour head- and tailbands. 40 eurosAdd Item


FOSFOROS

FOSFOROS
Johannes Nefastos

One of the most intellectually sophisticated and in-depth texts of modern Satanism/ Left Hand Path and its spirituality ever produced. This valuable occult study delves the student of the Left Hand Path into a comprehensive philosophical system providing a Study on the Being & Essence of Satan, exploring topics such as the Philosophy of God, Philosophical Anthropology, Eschatology, Metaphysics, Cosmology, and various other subjects of Satanism and Mysticism that will guide the serious seeker to form a complete worldview. With the aim of total unity and of understanding opposites, considering even the most wrathful arguments of the downward path of the soul's death in an unbiased way, Fosforos seeks to build on the fundamental doctrine of Oneness: the quintessences of both the Right Hand Path and the Left Hand Path are herein joined into one amalgam, as they have always been in the heart of a true aspirant.

The six different parts of Fosforos; Polyharmonia: The Philosophy of Oneness / Discordamelior: The Philosophy of Perdition / Necrosophia: The Philosophy of Death / Pentagrammaton: The Consistency of Man and the Practice of Magic / Cista Mystica: The Symbology of Satanism / Legifer & Clavis Magica: Ritual, each approach from a different perspective the core ideas of the text, namely Satan and the Occult science of Magic. Despite its paradoxical and labyrinthine manner of expression, often using totally opposing arguments to understand and live for the great whole, Fosforos is not written to be just another theoretical study of the Left Hand Path, philosophical treatise, or Satanic Manifesto, but rather is a work for devotional and practical living, should the reader choose to aspire on this narrow path of Ascension.

Regular Edition: Large size format, 226 pages, hardbound in matt black faux leather with a full-color dust jacket and frontispiece. Spine blocked with burning red foil and front cover blind stamped with a circle of symbols. High quality publication with illustrated endpapers. 50 eurosAdd Item


Nox Infernus

Nox Infernus
A.W. Dray

Mausoleum Edition: Bound in Funeral Shroud Gray cloth with black foil stamping and charred remains gray end papers. Printed on high quality paper and decorated with 6 full page illustrations by the sinister artist Lucas Pandofelli. 204 pages. Hand numbered and limited to 225 copies. Very good condition.

In Liber Obsidian Obscura, A.W. Dray successfully returned the power of the Black Arts to the hands of sorcerer's who approach their work with powerful shamanic techniques and strange theories. That text gave practitioners of the Left Hand Path unique material that the occult world has not seen since the early days of the Typhonian OTO or the Temple of Set. In A.W. Dray's follow up release, he has once again set the bar for releasing books filled with useable material. Nox Infernus explains the how and whys of vampire lore and provides the necessary information for changing the Self into a ferocious and mysterious creature of the Shadows. Rites of Burial, Blood Magic, Shadow Manipulations, and Feeding the Shadow are among some of the material found in this masterpiece. 150 eurosAdd Item


Kalis Odiyya

Kalis Odiyya
Amarananda Bhairavan

Beautiful story of worship and initiation to Kali in an culture that still exists today, the author writes of his experience of initiation into the world of Kali's odiyyas shamans of the goddess. We learn the goddess tradition first-hand and experience and exorcism, Kundalini training, astral travel, shape-shifting, healing, how to deal with the death of a shaman, and how this matriarchal society governs the devotees. Softcover book, 299 pages. 35 eurosAdd Item


Aghora I

Aghora I
At the Left Hand of God
Robert E. Svoboda

The Aghora trilogy have been embraced world-wide for their frankness in broaching subjects generally avoided and their facility for making the 'unseen' real. We enter the world of Vimalananda who teaches by story and living example. An Aghori is a practitioner of the spiritual discipline known as Aghora. Aghora is the apotheosis of Tantra, the Indian religion whose Supreme Deity is the Mother Goddess. This is the story of the Aghori Vimalananda, penned by his student and disciple. Softcover book, 317 pages. 28 eurosAdd Item


Aghora II

Aghora II
Kundalini
Robert E. Svoboda

Book Two of the trilogy explores the kundalini, the force of forces. Tantra, mantra, the sacred fire, chakras and consciousness. Written in the personable form of Vimalananda's storytelling and recounting of life's episodes we are able to truly enter the invisible realms. Softcover book, 328 pages. 28 eurosAdd Item


Compleat Vampyre

Compleat Vampyre
Nigel Jackson

This book is a unique, detailed and well researched work covering vampyre shamanism and wolf cults in Europe. The European vampyre figure originates in the dim mists of antiquity, with roots extending far back into the tribal cultures of the Slavs, Celts and Teutons. Nigel Jackson is a noted artist in addition to his writing skills and the text is highlighted by his original gothic style illustrations. A fascinating book where religion, myth, magic, legend and fact all come together. 190 pages, illustrated. Softcover book, 158 pages. 25 eurosAdd Item


Pomba Gira and the Quimbanda of Mbumba Nzila

Pomba Gira and the Quimbanda of Mbumba Nzila
Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold

A significant study on the cult of Pomba Gira, this is the most comprehensive work in the English language on the Devil's mistress, whose Brazilian cult has bewitched so many. It is a book that those seeking congress with the current of strong female magical sexuality have long desired. A beguiling spirit, Pomba Gira gives solace to the broken hearted, vengeance for the wronged, and a fierce path for those that would take her as muse. In Pomba Gira Frisvold gives explicit workings, baths and waters, her songs and chants. Her plant allies among the nightshades are described in a full herbarium. Softcover book, 232 pages, extensively illustrated with pontos riscados and 13 erotic line drawings. 25 eurosAdd Item


The First Book of Luciferian Tarot - Book

The First Book of Luciferian Tarot - Book
Michael W. Ford

The First Book of Luciferian Tarot is the first published FULL 78 Card tarot based on the Luciferian or Satanic path. The Book is comprised of three parts: an exposition of the foundations of Luciferian Witchcraft, the origins of the Luciferian Current with regard to the Watchers and the Qlippoth, how to interpret the Tarot and various spreads such as "The Aggereth Shadow Spread", "The 10 Heads of the Dragon Spread" and the methodology of working with this deck as an initiatory as well as a divination tool. The Third is comprised of the cards and their meanings starting with the Major Arcana through the Minor Arcana. Beautifully designed by Michael W. Ford and painted by Nico Claux, The Book of Luciferian Tarot gives full descriptions of the path of tarot. Descriptions of Major and Minor arcana, definitions and many tarot spreads makes The First book of Luciferian Tarot essential to any occult enthusiast and a darksome gift from the powers of the Adversary. Softcover book, 250 pages. DISCOUNTED PRICE! (originally 28 eur) 10 eurosAdd Item















Sacred Heart - Art print

Sacred Heart - Art print
Benjamin Vierling

Sacred Heart, an oil and egg-tempera painting by contemporary esoteric artist Benjamin Vierling, appears on the dust jacket of the standard edition of Veneficium. The image features the emergence of Belladonna, Henbane and Thorn Apple - three plants allied to the Devil and comprising a part of the so-called 'Witches Garden' - from a human heart. The image draws on both the Vanitas traditions and early modern botanical realism to present a living iconoclasm of sacred poison. In cooperation with the artist, Three Hands Press is pleased to offer Sacred Heart as a high-quality limited edition print. Produced via 6-colour offset lithography and printed on heavy coated stock, the 16 x 20 print is strictly limited to 250 copies, hand signed and numbered by the Artist. 75 eurosAdd Item

The Satyr’s Sermon - Quarter Leather

The Satyr’s Sermon - Quarter Leather
Andrew D. Chumbley

Xoanon Publishing, 2009. Limited Edition of 333 copies. Quarter bound in leather with slipcase; A MINT COPY. Landscape 16mo. Completed in early 2004, the Sermon formed a portion of the 'Monadic Transmission' series of texts originally issued in hand-written, hand-illustrated editions of one copy only.

This unique grimoire concerns the sorcerous precept of Unfettered Desire, as expounded in parable form by the twin sexual hypostases of the Sabbatic Agapae. The book gives voice to a connubial dialectic patterned upon 26 aphoristic formulae or 'Sermons' and their accompanying calligraphic sigils. As a whole, the book exposits diverse formulae of magical adoration, invoking the eternal mystae of The Beloved. The Satyr's Sermon is 84 pages, small format, printed in full letterpress in red, black and gold. 350 eurosAdd Item


Ars Philtron

Ars Philtron
Daniel A. Schulke

Xoanon Publishing 2008. Ars Philtron's second edition of 2008 is subtitled 'Edition Codex Vasculum', and is the definitive edition of this work. Expanded text and imagery not seen in the first edition is present, as is the 27-stanza Elixirs of the Faithful Gods, a poetic cipher of the fluidic media which permeate the Sabbatic Mysterium. Rust Cloth boards with Black Pewter stamping, brown endpapers, 304 pages, 33 illustrations. Mint condition.

Ars Philtron is the incepting grimoire of the Verdelet of the Cultus Sabbati. This important work treats extensively of Wortcunning and Sabbatic-alchemical gnosis as manifested through the medium of potion-making. Its text treats of the eight principal Sabbatic-alchemic philtre types, their pharmacoepia and formulation. Evocations to aspects of the Sabbatic Guardians Lilith and Cain are also given to empower the revelation and reification of the Philtre Arcana. Codex Vasculum, expanded and revised second edition with additional formulae and illustrations not present in the first edition. Mint condition. 300 eurosAdd Item


Lux Haeresis

Lux Haeresis
Daniel A. Schulke

Xoanon publishing, 2011. Bound in iridescent grey cloth with black lettering to spine and Mask of Gorgon to upper board, burgundy endpapers, lexicon. Illustrated in b&w by Daniel Schulke. Edition limited to 729 hand-numbered copies. Mint condition.

The principal concern of the work is the Arcana of the Witch's Eye and its mutual interaction with Sentient Luminosity. Treating the twin mysteria of Ocular Malediction (the so-called Evil Eye), and Seership or 'The Sight', the book proceeds beyond this duality unto the realm of Telaesthesis --the unique perceptual modalities of the Witches' Sabbath, grand abberator of the sensorial field. Explored in detail is the magical relation between Hand and Eye, the Body of Void, and the vivification of the Magical Image. As a magico-poetic cartography of the illuminant metaphysic present in the folkloric strata of traditional witchcraft, The Light Heretical serves as both homage and grimoire to its Luciferan arcana. 150 eurosAdd Item


Children of Cain

Children of Cain
Michael Howard

The mid-twentieth century witnessed the birth of popular occultism in the West, including an interest in witchcraft. At the forefront of popular witchcraft was Wicca, a recension of ceremonial magic and nature worship advanced by Gerald Gardner and Alex Sanders, now widely regarded as a religion. However, lesser-known streams of the witch-current thrived the shadows, having older historical roots, and linked to an ancient body of practice - witch-bottles, knotted cord spells, curses, exorcisms, sexual magic, and charms ranging from the conjuration of angels to protection of livestock and hearth. This was Traditional Witchcraft, whose origin in part lies with the sorcery of the cunning-folk of Britain and Colonial America. Though largely avoiding the popular occult limelight, from 1970 onward, elements of Traditional Witchcraft experienced a partial emergence into the public through such publications as Paul Huson's Mastering Witchcraft, the writings of Robert Cochrane and Evan John Jones, and Andrew Chumbley's Azoetia: A Grimoire of the Sabbatic Craft. Based on over forty years of research and private collaboration with practitioners, Michael Howard's Children of Cain is the definitive history of Traditional Witchcraft and its key operatives in Britain and the United States. Supplemented with diverse photographs and illustrations, many appearing for the first time, the book artfully encompasses the unique legacy of Traditional Witchcraft - those who bear the Mark of the Exile as a sign of hidden power: the Children of Cain. Hardbound book with a dustjacket, 344 pages. 50 eurosAdd Item


Mastering Herbalism- A Practical Guide

Mastering Herbalism- A Practical Guide
Paul Huson

Complete herbal guide, the book tells about the secret powers of herbs, and it does so in complete, practical, step- by-step detail. Herbs for curing illness and staying healthy, aphrodisiac herbs for cooking, recipes for old-time herbal beers and wines, herbal incenses and mind-expanding herbs, cosmetic herbs and the secrets of herbal beauty preparations, traditional uses of herbs in witchcraft and astrology. How to grow your own herbs and where to purchase your seeds and seedlings, where to buy dried herbs, essential oils, and formerly difficult-to-obtain herbalist supplies. Includes over a hundred illustrations, a complete glossary of herbal terms in use today, several appendices, a bibliography, and an index. Secondhand copy in good condition, hardbound with a dustjacket, 371 pages. 50 eurosAdd Item


Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs

Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs
Scott Cunningham

In this edition of the book (it's expanded and revised on the 15th anniversary of original publication) you will find the magical properties and folklore of over 400 herbs! You'll also find lists of herbs based on their magical powers, their genders, their planetary rulers, and more. Perhaps the most important list is the folk name cross-reference. With that information, when a recipe calls for "bramble, " you'll know it needs blackberry. Or if the magic calls for "enebro," you'll know you that is juniper. The main part of this book is the listings of the herbs. Each one includes names, associations, and magical attributions. Violets can be used for protection, luck, love, and more. Primrose is for protection and love. Garlic is for protection, healing, exorcism, lust, and prevention of theft. This book is considered a classic. It is probably consulted more than any other book on this subject. If you want to learn the secrets of magical herbs, this book is a must. Softcover, 336 pages. 25 eurosAdd Item


Mysticism, Initiation and Dream

Mysticism, Initiation and Dream
Andrew Chumbley

Written as an undergraduate at SOAS University of London in 2001, 'Mysticism: Initiation and Dream' would foreshadow the concerns of Andrew Chumbley's later doctoral research on the transcendental nature of the magical dream. In the course of the exposition, the concepts of the Initiatic Dream are traced to furthest antiquity, epitomized by the participatory nature of the Mystic within the Oneiric Realm. The axiomata of Dream Reification and Rarefaction are introduced as defining processes of this twilight pilgrimage, both of a gnostic and illuminative character. At the time of his matriculation, Chumbley had already established a solid reputation as an occult author and practitioner of widely varying spiritual disciplines. His highly-acclaimed books Azoëtia (1992) and Qutub (1995) arose not only from the solid foundation of magical practice and theory, but also from a highly complex mystical dream-praxis, perfected for many years. Though forming the core of his coursework, 'Mysticism' - together with the bulk of his SOAS essays - were written in a transcendent dialogist style altogether in concord with the body of his occult work. Drawing upon sources as diverse as the dream-vision of the Christian saints, Sufic oneiric texts, and Bonpo termas, Chumbley here presents an arcane cartography of the dream as the eternal vessel for the perichoresis of matter and spirit. First Edition, Octavo, hardcover with dust jacket. 56 pp. Limited edition of 1000 copies. 50 eurosAdd Item


The Devil´s Rainments

The Devil´s Rainments
Martin Duffy

In occult literature, the Vestments of the Art Magical are poorly understood, principally because few save the body of initiates behold them. The robe, mask, hood, mantle, garter, and veil, constituting the exterior arrayments of the witch, trace their pedigree to a number of magical sources, each constituting a mystery of form and function. These mystical underpinnings often possess a deeper arcanum, being both emblematic of specified witch-powers and serving a hidden ritual purpose. In The Devil’s Raiments, Martin Duffy examines the relationship of the sorcerer to that which clothes him, with particular emphasis on the witch-cult. Also explored is the modern perception of the witch as the Naked Enchantress, as well as the some of the older historical rationales for the portrayal of nudity in witchcraft. The text is illustrated with five original drawings by Sussex artist Steve Damerell. Octavo, hardcover with dust jacket. 96 pages. 50 eurosAdd Item


Hekate in Ancient Greek Religion

Hekate in Ancient Greek Religion
Robert Von Rudloff

Hekate in Ancient Greek Religion is a thorough study, the first which focuses exclusively upon all the evidence concerning the early worship of Hekate in the Greek world, the result is a refreshingly new picture of Hekate and her worship. The book also concentrates relationships between Hekate to other gods and Her on different roles as Light-Bringer, Dread Goddess of the Underworld, Guide, among others. Softcover book, 176 pages. 85 eurosAdd Item


The Goddess Hekate

The Goddess Hekate
Edited by Stephen Ronan

Hekate. The name sums up an image of the archetypal triple lunas Witch-Goddess. But, as this book shows, her symbolism and history are much more complex and show three main ancient stages. In the first, she displayes her origins as an eastern Great Goddess with solar rather than lunas attributes. Her second phase reveals her in the image which is still best known today: here she was the terrifying Goiddess of ghosts, magic and the moon. In her third phase she became chief Goddess of the leaders of the later Paganism, where she featured in the Chaldean Oracles as the ruler of the realm of Cosmic Soul, bestowing life and vital heat throughou the universe. The volume contains information on all her ancient stages with numerous illustrations. Secondhand, very good condition. Hardbound book with a slipcase, 166 pages. 210 eurosAdd Item








Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum

Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum
Elias Ashmole

One of the best known seventeenth century alchemical works, Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum is a collection of English language metaphysical verse, much of which is composed to convey the essence of the alchemical arts by allegory. It's compiler, Elias Ashmole (1617 - 1692), the great English antiquary, statesman, astrologer and student of alchemy in English, preserved in its pages many precious works that were then only known in manuscript, including works attributed to William Backhouse, Geoffrey Chaucer, John Dee, Edward Kelly, Thomas Norton, et al. Gardner describes the book as: "A most important collection of Alchemical tracts, including Thos. Norton's Ordinall of Alchemy, G. Ripley's Compound of Alchemie, Dr. John Dee's Testament, etc., etc., it is embellished with several very finely engraved plates and cuts of a mystical character, engraved by Vaughan, also a table at page 118 which is frequently missing, it states that this figure conteynes all the secrets of the treatise both great and small. In the preface he complains of the scant honour the Fratres of the R.C. receive at the hands of their countrymen, instancing the cures done to the Earl of Norfolk of leprosie, and Queen Elizabeth twice of the small pox by two of the Fratres. He then goes on to compare the warm reception they receive at the hands of Foreigners, instancing Maierus, Combachius, Faber, etc. This is one of the most important works we possess in the English language on this subject. Ashmole obtained his Hermetic knowledge of the Philosopher's Stone from Mr. William Backhouse of Swallowfield, Berks. ..." Ouroboros Press, 2012. Hardbound book, 524 pages. Fine maroon cloth with gilt lettering on spine, textured endpapers, index. Rubricated title page in red and black ink. Illustrated with alchemical engravings, ornamental grotesques, dragons, trees, and fleurons. 85 eurosAdd Item


Magic Circles - Silkscreen Poster

Magic Circles - Silkscreen Poster

A hand printed two-color silkscreen poster was made to commemorate the release of Magic Circles in the Grimoire Tradition. 45cm x 60 cm silkscreen poster limited to 100 copies only. 40 eurosAdd Item


Magic Circles in the Grimoire tradition

Magic Circles in the Grimoire tradition
William Kiesel

Magic Circles have been depicted in popular expressions of magic and witchcraft as well as detailed with full rubrics in traditional manuals of magic such as the Clavicula Solomonis or Liber Juratus. Using narrative, visual and textual material available from European grimoires and manuscripts, the author discusses the various forms and functions of this important piece of apparatus employed by magicians in the Western Esoteric Tradition, including their role in providing authority and protection to the operator, as well as examples of their use in divination and treasure finding. Additionally, contemporary examples of the magic circle at work in modern esoteric praxis are provided and discussed in light of the traditional approaches they exhibit. This monograph serves to explicate this important tool of ceremonial magic and is valuable to practitioners of the art magical with its technical data, while also providing context in historical settings for the merely curious reader of occult subjects. Illustrated throughout. Octavo, hardcover with dust jacket. 96 pages. Temporarily out of stock


The Complete Picatrix

The Complete Picatrix
The Occult Classic in One Volume

The Picatrix is the most famous grimoire of astrological magic and one of the most important works of medieval and Renaissance magic. With all four books complete in one volume, translated from Latin and annotated by the noted magicians and astrologers John Michael Gerr and Christopher Warnock, PIcatrix takes its rightful place as an essential occult text for modern esotericists. Pixatrix is an encyclopedic work with over 300 pages of Hermetic magical philosophy, ritual, talismanic and natural magic. Greer & Warnock´s translation is clear and lucid wit numerous annotations and original illustrations by the renowned esoteric artist Nigel Jackson. Hardbound edition with a dustjacket, 308 pages, extensive introduction, over 400 footnotes, 6 large black and white glossary, bibliography, index. 125 eurosAdd Item


Cantus Circaeus - Incantations of Circe

Cantus Circaeus - Incantations of Circe
Giardano Bruno

The first English translation of Giordano Bruno's Cantus Circaeus. In the beginning of his Cantus Circaeus, Bruno portrays the doctrine of correspondence as used with the seven planetary invocations, which are themselves tokens of praxis in the Hermetic tradition. The incantatory litanies include the names, attributes, plants, stones, animals and other qualities associated with the astral bodies, and are thus memory palaces of planetary arcana. Through dialogue, Circe and her assistant Moeris, explicate the use of images in the imagination in order to facilitate use of the Art of Memory which constitutes the latter half of the text. Ouroboros Press 2009. Hardbound in black cloth with printed dustjacket, 144 pages. 50 eurosAdd Item


Turba Philosophorum

Turba Philosophorum
Translated by Arthur Edward Waite

Known unto the Wise as the Crowd of Philosophers, this twelfth century treatise records the meeting of the "Hermetic Association for the Advancement of Alchemy" and gives voice to the alchemical wisdom of several centuries. From Pythagoras to the Thrice-Greatest Hermes, the Adepts converse on the keys of the Royal Art and the nature of the Magnum Opus in their pursuit of the Philosopher's Stone. Arthur Edward Waite's translation of The Turba Philosophorum remains the most complete to date due to the fact that he examined the many variant Latin manuscripts. There were two versions of the Turba; a short version and a long version, and in cases where textual differences occurred, Waite was sure to note them. This new edition has retained those important words of wisdom. Full burgundy cloth with gilt spine title and device on front board in a printed dust jacket. Octavo. Limited edition of 700 copies. 168 pages. 35 eurosAdd Item


Jocus Severus

Jocus Severus
Michael Maier

The standard cloth edition of this first English translation of Michael Maier's Jocus Severus which had been rendered into English from the original Latin by Darius Klein. The work has been illustrated and ornamented by Benjamin Vierling and printed after the 1617 edition. This alchemical text employs allegory in an entertaining dialogue between several species of birds who are determined to defame the Owl with wordy complaints. The Hawk acts as the Owl's defense while the Phoenix acts as final judge and arbiter over this 'conference of birds.' Ouroboros Press, 2010. Hardbound book, 142 pages. Illustrated with a b&w folding plate titled Alchemical Aviary as a frontispiece. 50 eurosAdd Item


Outer Gateways

Outer Gateways
Kenneth Grant

As Aleister Crowley's last magical student at Netherwood in the 1940's, the author has upheld a proud occult tradition through a lifetime of study practice and writing. This book is not only for experienced students of the occult; it is also excellent for those who are new to author's work. Here is the author moving through magic and beyond to a new and controversial view of human evolution and the ultimate goal of Undivided Consciousness. Topics include the primal grimoire the unfamiliar spirit and the fourth power of the sphinx along with aspects of dream control and the wisdom of S'lba. 264 pages. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket. Secondhand copy, good condition. 85 eurosAdd Item


Snakewand/The Darker Strain

Snakewand/The Darker Strain
Kenneth Grant

Snakewand and The Darker Strain, and other tales to follow, were written in the wake of rituals performed over a period of seven years in an occult Lodge named New Isis. Many were the magicians and mediums who passed through the Lodge, and some of them feature in these tales. Their mundane personalities may not have appeared unusual to casual observation, but when elongated and siderealised by the unique perpectives which their magical roles ceated for them they achieved an apotheosis, an epiphany. This extraordinary phenomenon demonstrated the heights and the depth which human nature is capaple of scaling, and of fathoming, in the delirious frenzy inspired by their art. The tales are likewise orientated to the other side of reality rarely glimpsed outside a magically charged Circle. First edition of 1000 copies. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket. 168 pages. 39 eurosAdd Item


The Other Child and Other Tales

The Other Child and Other Tales
Kenneth Grant

This latest volume in the series of Nightside Narratives brings us two novellas with a common theme of Ancient Egyptian sorcery. The Other child is a tale of two brothers, one of a Child of Light, the other of Darkness, and the struggle for a cataclysmic magical power which they each partially glyph. A scholar of Ancient Egyptian studies is unwittingly drawn into the struggle, eventually assuming a priestly destiny as events unfold. In The Stellar Lode, we learn of a small glass sphere into which, ages ago, was sealed by means of sorcery the soul of a powerful Egyptian Queen. The sphere exerst a powerful talismanic effect on those into whose hands it passes, each possessor playing an unwitting part in an urgent cosmic drama, echoing roles which they had played ages past, in the original drama which gave birth to the sphere. Also included in this volume are four short stories. 216 pages. First edition of 1000 copies. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket. 39 eurosAdd Item


Against the Light

Against the Light
Kenneth Grant

An idle fancy sparked by curiosity opens a door on darkness. On learning that an ancestor was executed for witchcraft in the sixteenth century, the narrator is prompted to explore her history. Research having failed, he resorts to magical means and exposes an array of malefic Forces poised to invade the Earth. In a deserted Welsh ruin he discovers a grimoire revealing traffic between alien entities and their terrestrial agents. Rumoured to have lain for centuries in the custody of a Scottish clan, the grimoires existence is known to very few. Among them are powerful occultists, such as Aleister Crowley and Phineas Black, desperately tracking it down. The grimoire alone holds the keys- and the Sign of Protection. A chimera? An allegory? More aptly, a Warning. Civilization is careering to destruction; it may find the Sign- or, the Seal of its doom... Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket. 120 pages. Starfire, 1997. Secondhand copy, good condition. 95 eurosAdd Item


The Magical Revival

The Magical Revival
Kenneth Grant

The first book of his first Typhonian Trilogy. Examines the survival of certain ancient occult traditions such as the Tantric Traditions of the Far East, the Sumerian Cult of Shaitan and the Draconian, Sabean, or Typhonian rites of the dark dynasties of Egypt and their revival by modern magicians including Aleister Crowley, Austin Osman Spare, Dion Fortune, and Charles Stansfeld Jones. Hardcover bound in black ffauxleather, in good condition, silver emblem on cover, silver title on spine. No dustjacket. Fridrick Muller Limited, 1972. 244 pages with 16 illustrations. 180 eurosAdd Item


Grist to Whose Mill?

Grist to Whose Mill?
Kenneth Grant

This is the rich and gripping first novel by Kenneth Grant. Written in late 1952 and early 1953, the typescript was thought lost for many years. A welcome addition to Kenneth Grant’s substantial and diverse body of work, it is now published for the first time as the latest in the novella series of Nightside Narratives. Subtitled by the author "A Novel of Nemesis", the story has a variety of characters who are clearly anamorphic - and thus distorted - representations of real life persons in occult circles of the time. However, as cautioned in a prefatory note by the author, "All the characters in this book exist solely in the imagination of the reader". Starfire Publishing Ltd., 2012. First edition, 1000 copies. 233 pages. Full colour cover, illustrated endpapers, frontispiece. 40 eurosAdd Item


At the Feet of the Guru

At the Feet of the Guru
Kenneth Grant

Collected for the first time as one volume are these penetrating essays on contemporary figures in Eastern Mysticism which the author wrote from the early 1950s onwards. Published originally in various Asian journals as well as the 1970s encyclopaedia series Man, Myth & Magic, they concern Sages such as Ramana Maharshi, Pagal Haranath, Ramakrishna, Anandamayi Ma, Sivananda, and others. At the core of these essays is the crucial insight of Advaita, a Sanskrit word meaning not divided, and associated with the Indian school of Advaita Vedanta and the work of perhaps its most famous exponent, the Sage Sri Shankacharya. It is an insight which has been expounded most succinctly in modern times in the works of Sri Ramana Maharshi, of Tiruvannamalai, who is the subject of several of the essays in the present volume. Central to these particular essays is his technique of Atma Vichara, or enquiry into the Self, a practice leading to the dissolution of the veils of illusion which obscure the singularity and universality of Awareness, often epitomised as Cosmic Consciousness. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket. 132 pages. 39 eurosAdd Item


Dead-ends and Breaktroughs - An Appreciation of Kenneth Grant

Dead-ends and Breaktroughs - An Appreciation of Kenneth Grant
Roberto Migliussi

The booklet presents Kenneth Grant as instrumental in developing the interests of the author in some of his personal occult and magical experiences. Livorno, Italy: Privately Printed, 2012. Handnumbered edition. A5 size, 36 Pages 15 eurosAdd Item