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	Outside the Circles of Time by Kenneth Grant This enhanced edition of Outside the Circles of Time first published in 1980, newly typeset by Starfire Publishing with additional colour illustrations, now forms the fifth of the nine volumes of Kenneth Grant´s initiated survey of the giants of twentieth century occultism. He draws upon his meetings with the artist of the occult, Austin Osman Spare, as with occultist to demonstrate the existence of superior alien Intelligences with whom he and other established rapport. Now the current interest in such surreal phenomena and psionic science confirms many of the claims that consciousness can and does exist independently of the physical brain. Outside the Circles of Time explores a network of such ideas, from Blavatsky´s Secret Doctrine, Crowley´s Book of the Law, Lovecraft´s Necronomicon, and Frater Achad´s researches, to the work of Andahadna, a contemporary Pristess of Maat. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket. 320 pages. 40,0 euros


	At the Feet of the Guru – Book by Kenneth Grant Collected for the first time as one volume are these penetrating essays on contemporary figures in Eastern Mysticism which Kenneth Grant 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. 40,0 euros

Convolvulus and other poems – Book
by Kenneth Grant

The long-awaited publication of the definitive collection of Kenneth Grant's collected poetry. Prose is a record of experience, whereas all real poetry is experience itself, for both poet and reader. Where prose achieves this quality it is no longer prose but poetry, regardless of its form or structure. These hauntingly beautiful and emotional poems, with titles such as 'Sorcery', 'Sigils', 'Words of Power' etc., offer a direct demonstration of ritual invocation/evocation as it should be performed. Convolvulus contains all of the previously published poems from Black To Black and The Gull`s Beak, plus the hitherto unpublished collection Convolvulus: Poems of Love and The Other Darkness. Together, these poems span the years from the nineteen-forties to the present day. Integrated with the poems are 21 sketches by Austin Osman Spare. 192 pages. First edition of 750 copies. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket. 40,0 euros

Outer Gateways – Book
by Kenneth Grant

As Aleister Crowley's last magical student at Netherwood in the 1940's, Kenneth Grant 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 Grant's work. Here is Grant 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. 45,0 euros

Cults of the Shadow - Book
by Kenneth Grant

Many sincere occultists have hesitated to study the notorious left hand path for fear of stumbling into incalculable evil and ultimate damnation. As the last student of Aleister Crowley, Kenneth Grant has no such hesitations. In he shows that the left hand path has no connection with black magic-it is a legitimate balance to the right hand path dating back to the primeval phases of consciousness. Grant leads us on a dark pathway through Africa's Ophidian (snake) tradition Egypt's Draconian cult and the Tantric secrets of India and Tibet into the present day. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket, silver title on spine. Condition as new. Skoob books, 1994. 244 pages with 20 illustrations. 135,0 euros. Currently out of stock.

Nightside of Eden – Book
by Kenneth Grant

Nightside of Eden is an explication of the Cult of Choronzon, and the first initiates exposition of the Mysteries of the Left-Hand Path in relation to Western Occultism. Here for the first time, the head of a genuine Magical Organisation reveals the esoteric doctrines of the `black` magick of the Left-Hand Path, as well as the practical applications of psychosexual formulae of which very little if generally known. The book is illustrated not only by the demonic sigils of the other side, which make of it a veritable grimoire of the Dark Doctrine, but also by curious works of siderealism, or stellar art, sprung from the New Aeon consciousness that permeates occult Orders that are in harmony with the Typhonian Tradition. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket. 304 pages. Skoob Books. Secondhand, very good condition. 150,0 Euros

Hecate´s Fountain - Book
By Kenneth Grant

The third and final book of his second Typhonian trilogy. Highly original approach to contemporary Hermetic thought and experimental occultism. Divided into three parts; Magick of the Mauve Zone, AL in the light of the Necronomicon Gnosis and The Outer Shadow. First edition, hardcover bound in black cloth. Secondhand, in very good condition. 288 pages, with 21 illustrations. Skoob books, first edition. 220,0 euros. Currently out of stock.

Aleister Crowley and the Hidden God - Book
by Kenneth Grant

The second book of his first Typhonian Trilogy. AC and the hidden God is study of Crowley's system of sexual magick and the strange rites which he practised seen from Grant's point of view. Chapters include; The Scarlet Woman, Dream control by sexual magick, The Sabbatic Wine and the Devil's Graal, The Witches' Sabbath and the Reincarnation of Primal Obsessions and Nu-Isis and the Radiance Beyond Space. Hardbound in black cloth, comes with a dustjacket, gilt title on spine. Skoob books, 1992. 246 pages with 20 illustrations. Secondhand, in good condition. 95,0 euros

Hidden Lore, Hermetic Glyphs – Book
by Kenneth Grant

Limited edition publication of a collection of essays originally published in parts between 1959 and 1963. The monographs include an illustrated essay of the magical phases of Aleister Crowleys life, an introduction to the psycho-magical philosophy of Austin Osman Spare, an essay on hermetic mutation and a brief note on the hermetic order The Golden Dawn. Each essay illustrated with a colourful tipped-in plate. This new edition by Fulgur, retitled Hidden Lore, Hermetic Glyphs, has been revised and expanded. The original ten essays and corresponding illustrations have been augmented with a new essay by Steffi Grant and nearly 20 new colour illustrations. Hardback edition strictly limited to 777 hand-numbered copies. 88 pages. 100,0 euros

Remembering Aleister Crowley - Book
by Kenneth Grant

Dedicated to the memory of David Curwen, this is Kenneth Grant's memoir of his relations with Crowley, drawing on letters and diary entries. Grant first made contact with Crowley in 1944, first visiting him at the Bell Inn, Aston Clinton. A few months later, in 1945, Grant went to stay with Crowley for several weeks at Netherwood, Hastings, acting as unpaid Secretary in exchange for magical tuition. It was in the course of this visit that Crowley gave him the portrait of Lam. This is an affectionate and fascinating memoir, giving an insight into Crowley not conveyed in more formal biographies. Many of Crowley's letters to Grant are illustrated, several of them giving the Words of the Equinoxes. In the years since Crowley's death Grant has gone on to develop and consolidate his own body of work, and Crowley's work has been a major influence - though only one amongst several, and tempered by Grant's own magical and mystical experience. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket, 76 pages. 40,0 euros

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The Other Child and Other Tales – Book
by 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. 40,0 euros

Gamaliel/ Dance Doll Dance! - Book
by Kenneth Grant

The series of Nightside Narratives by Kenneth Grant continues with a further two tales, Gamaliel: The Diary of a Vampire and Dance, Doll, Dance! The first presents the history of a woman, Vilma, who attemps to invoke unseen Intelligences but takes a wrong turn. She loses her way in the Gamaliel, the Qliphoth of Yesod, and eventually succumbs to vampiric possession. Her story unfolds extracts from her Magical Diary, the editors of which makes a horrifying discovery as the Diary closes.
Dance, Doll, Dance! is an account of Tantric Sorcery. It centres upon the fatal emanations of an idol, bequeathed to the narrator of the tale. It becomes clear from a sinister patters of events that the idol thrives on blood and sexual rites. The narator is enmeshed in a nefarious web of intrigue and allure and his energies are vampirised, culminating in a cataclysmic sexual rite based on the Dakshina Kalika Yantra. The third volume in the series of occult novellas, first edition of 1000 copies. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket. 158 pages. 40,0 Euros

Gamaliel- Book - DELUXE EDITION
by Kenneth Grant

The series of Nightside Narratives by Kenneth Grant continues with a further two tales, Gamaliel: The Diary of a Vampire and Dance, Doll, Dance! The first presents the history of a woman, Vilma, who attemps to invoke unseen Intelligences but takes a wrong turn. She loses her way in the Gamaliel, the Qliphoth of Yesod, and eventually succumbs to vampiric possession. Her story unfolds extracts from her Magical Diary, the editors of which makes a horrifying discovery as the Diary closes. Dance, Doll, Dance! is an account of Tantric Sorcery. It centres upon the fatal emanations of an idol, bequeathed to the narrator of the tale. It becomes clear from a sinister patters of events that the idol thrives on blood and sexual rites. The narator is enmeshed in a nefarious web of intrigue and allure and his energies are vampirised, culminating in a cataclysmic sexual rite based on the Dakshina Kalika Yantra. The third volume in the series of occult novellas. Limited to 81 numbered copies bound in quarter leather with decorated gold paper covered boards signed by Kenneth and Steffi Grant. Mint condition. 158 pages. 200,0 Euros

Snakewand/The Darker Strain - Book
by 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. 40,0 Euros

Liber Lilith – Book
by Donald Tyson

Liber Lilith is a powerful and disturbing book which charts the disintegration of a German occultist, Karl Steiger, who in mysterious circumstances comes across an ancient Gnostic grimoire, long considered lost. This contains the stunning revelation that it was Lilith, Queen of Hell and Mother of all Demons, who fashioned Adam from the clay of the earth, and who visited Eve in the form of a great serpent to teach her the secret wisdom of Heaven. The grimoire reveals in seductive detail a system of sex magic taught to mankind by Lilith, by which she may be summoned as both a lover and a teacher. The book opens with an introduction by the editor of Steiger’s journal, and follows with a reproduction of the grimoire itself. Next comes the working journal of Steiger, revealing the progress of the ill-starred occultist as he discovers this lost necromantic grimoire, steeps himself in its shadows, and is beguiled by the glamours of Lilith. He is compelled to put into practice the obscene rituals as set out in the grimoire, and he gradually succumbs to madness as Lilith answers his call and he is enmeshed ever deeper in her dark and sinister web. Softcover book, 320 pages. 25,0 euros

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	Outer Gateways – Book by Kenneth Grant As Aleister Crowley's last magical student at Netherwood in the 1940's, Kenneth Grant 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 Grant's work. Here is Grant 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. 45,0 euros


	Cults of the Shadow - Book by Kenneth Grant Many sincere occultists have hesitated to study the notorious left hand path for fear of stumbling into incalculable evil and ultimate damnation. As the last student of Aleister Crowley, Kenneth Grant has no such hesitations. In he shows that the left hand path has no connection with black magic-it is a legitimate balance to the right hand path dating back to the primeval phases of consciousness. Grant leads us on a dark pathway through Africa's Ophidian (snake) tradition Egypt's Draconian cult and the Tantric secrets of India and Tibet into the present day. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket, silver title on spine. Condition as new. Skoob books, 1994. 244 pages with 20 illustrations. 135,0 euros. Currently out of stock.


	Nightside of Eden – Book by Kenneth Grant Nightside of Eden is an explication of the Cult of Choronzon, and the first initiates exposition of the Mysteries of the Left-Hand Path in relation to Western Occultism. Here for the first time, the head of a genuine Magical Organisation reveals the esoteric doctrines of the `black` magick of the Left-Hand Path, as well as the practical applications of psychosexual formulae of which very little if generally known. The book is illustrated not only by the demonic sigils of the other side, which make of it a veritable grimoire of the Dark Doctrine, but also by curious works of siderealism, or stellar art, sprung from the New Aeon consciousness that permeates occult Orders that are in harmony with the Typhonian Tradition. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket. 304 pages. Skoob Books. Secondhand, very good condition. 150,0 Euros


	Hecate´s Fountain - Book By Kenneth Grant The third and final book of his second Typhonian trilogy. Highly original approach to contemporary Hermetic thought and experimental occultism. Divided into three parts; Magick of the Mauve Zone, AL in the light of the Necronomicon Gnosis and The Outer Shadow. First edition, hardcover bound in black cloth. Secondhand, in very good condition. 288 pages, with 21 illustrations. Skoob books, first edition. 220,0 euros. Currently out of stock.


	Aleister Crowley and the Hidden God - Book by Kenneth Grant The second book of his first Typhonian Trilogy. AC and the hidden God is study of Crowley's system of sexual magick and the strange rites which he practised seen from Grant's point of view. Chapters include; The Scarlet Woman, Dream control by sexual magick, The Sabbatic Wine and the Devil's Graal, The Witches' Sabbath and the Reincarnation of Primal Obsessions and Nu-Isis and the Radiance Beyond Space. Hardbound in black cloth, comes with a dustjacket, gilt title on spine. Skoob books, 1992. 246 pages with 20 illustrations. Secondhand, in good condition. 95,0 euros


	Hidden Lore, Hermetic Glyphs – Book by Kenneth Grant Limited edition publication of a collection of essays originally published in parts between 1959 and 1963. The monographs include an illustrated essay of the magical phases of Aleister Crowleys life, an introduction to the psycho-magical philosophy of Austin Osman Spare, an essay on hermetic mutation and a brief note on the hermetic order The Golden Dawn. Each essay illustrated with a colourful tipped-in plate. This new edition by Fulgur, retitled Hidden Lore, Hermetic Glyphs, has been revised and expanded. The original ten essays and corresponding illustrations have been augmented with a new essay by Steffi Grant and nearly 20 new colour illustrations. Hardback edition strictly limited to 777 hand-numbered copies. 88 pages. 100,0 euros


	Remembering Aleister Crowley - Book by Kenneth Grant Dedicated to the memory of David Curwen, this is Kenneth Grant's memoir of his relations with Crowley, drawing on letters and diary entries. Grant first made contact with Crowley in 1944, first visiting him at the Bell Inn, Aston Clinton. A few months later, in 1945, Grant went to stay with Crowley for several weeks at Netherwood, Hastings, acting as unpaid Secretary in exchange for magical tuition. It was in the course of this visit that Crowley gave him the portrait of Lam. This is an affectionate and fascinating memoir, giving an insight into Crowley not conveyed in more formal biographies. Many of Crowley's letters to Grant are illustrated, several of them giving the Words of the Equinoxes. In the years since Crowley's death Grant has gone on to develop and consolidate his own body of work, and Crowley's work has been a major influence - though only one amongst several, and tempered by Grant's own magical and mystical experience. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket, 76 pages. 40,0 euros


	The Other Child and Other Tales – Book by 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. 40,0 euros


	Gamaliel/ Dance Doll Dance! - Book by Kenneth Grant The series of Nightside Narratives by Kenneth Grant continues with a further two tales, Gamaliel: The Diary of a Vampire and Dance, Doll, Dance! The first presents the history of a woman, Vilma, who attemps to invoke unseen Intelligences but takes a wrong turn. She loses her way in the Gamaliel, the Qliphoth of Yesod, and eventually succumbs to vampiric possession. Her story unfolds extracts from her Magical Diary, the editors of which makes a horrifying discovery as the Diary closes. Dance, Doll, Dance! is an account of Tantric Sorcery. It centres upon the fatal emanations of an idol, bequeathed to the narrator of the tale. It becomes clear from a sinister patters of events that the idol thrives on blood and sexual rites. The narator is enmeshed in a nefarious web of intrigue and allure and his energies are vampirised, culminating in a cataclysmic sexual rite based on the Dakshina Kalika Yantra. The third volume in the series of occult novellas, first edition of 1000 copies. Hardbound in black cloth with a dustjacket. 158 pages. 40,0 Euros


	Gamaliel- Book - DELUXE EDITION by Kenneth Grant The series of Nightside Narratives by Kenneth Grant continues with a further two tales, Gamaliel: The Diary of a Vampire and Dance, Doll, Dance! The first presents the history of a woman, Vilma, who attemps to invoke unseen Intelligences but takes a wrong turn. She loses her way in the Gamaliel, the Qliphoth of Yesod, and eventually succumbs to vampiric possession. Her story unfolds extracts from her Magical Diary, the editors of which makes a horrifying discovery as the Diary closes. Dance, Doll, Dance! is an account of Tantric Sorcery. It centres upon the fatal emanations of an idol, bequeathed to the narrator of the tale. It becomes clear from a sinister patters of events that the idol thrives on blood and sexual rites. The narator is enmeshed in a nefarious web of intrigue and allure and his energies are vampirised, culminating in a cataclysmic sexual rite based on the Dakshina Kalika Yantra. The third volume in the series of occult novellas. Limited to 81 numbered copies bound in quarter leather with decorated gold paper covered boards signed by Kenneth and Steffi Grant. Mint condition. 158 pages. 200,0 Euros


	Snakewand/The Darker Strain - Book by 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. 40,0 Euros


	Liber Lilith – Book by Donald Tyson Liber Lilith is a powerful and disturbing book which charts the disintegration of a German occultist, Karl Steiger, who in mysterious circumstances comes across an ancient Gnostic grimoire, long considered lost. This contains the stunning revelation that it was Lilith, Queen of Hell and Mother of all Demons, who fashioned Adam from the clay of the earth, and who visited Eve in the form of a great serpent to teach her the secret wisdom of Heaven. The grimoire reveals in seductive detail a system of sex magic taught to mankind by Lilith, by which she may be summoned as both a lover and a teacher. The book opens with an introduction by the editor of Steiger’s journal, and follows with a reproduction of the grimoire itself. Next comes the working journal of Steiger, revealing the progress of the ill-starred occultist as he discovers this lost necromantic grimoire, steeps himself in its shadows, and is beguiled by the glamours of Lilith. He is compelled to put into practice the obscene rituals as set out in the grimoire, and he gradually succumbs to madness as Lilith answers his call and he is enmeshed ever deeper in her dark and sinister web. Softcover book, 320 pages. 25,0 euros NEXT PAGE -