Magick in Theory and Practice

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We had no idea years of psy-ops, propaganda, medical tyranny, COMplete censorship of the Truth, global genocide under the guise of mandatory mRNA spike protein gene therapies and the rise and unveiling of the Serpent Cults and Dark Lodges was about to commence. Cermonial and practical magic, by Aleister Crowley he English occultist, philosopher, ceremonial magician, poet, painter, and novelist. unless, of course, someone else heretofore unknown to you wills otherwise and interferes in your sending, or it is the will of the Universe that this not occur.

He cared little for the layman and therefore would only spread his knowledge to anyone he considered 'worthy'.

Condition: hardcover has some age-spotting to outer page edges; some age-toning to the pages with mild reference wear. Still, it was an interesting window into Thelema, Crowley's religion, and new age mysticism in general. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. If only the audience (reader) was suitably amused with a mummified rabbit being removed from a musty turban.

Aleister Crowley devoted his life to the pursuit of Life, Love and Liberty, which is why he is loathed by the powers that be and the gutter press, who want to keep you in your place so that you can serve their iniquitous purposes. The answer to this is that reality is fragile - this is the underlying framework of reality behind magickal practice. Crowley additionally played chess, painted, experimented with drugs, criticized society and practiced astrology, hedonism, bisexuality.It certainly gives the lie to those who believe that Crowley was a black magician - an invention of the gutter press during the 1920's. Despite Crowley's understanding of the necessity of a solo journey, he seems all too par for the course in trying to recruit people around his pulpit.

I like the original facsimile editions (from Dover in paperback and Castle in hardcover) since they are a photographic reproduction of Crowley's original, author approved, English printing. His writings might make me cringe at times, but they also challenge my thinking and that is what I primarily look for in the books I read.In this work Crowley clearly explains his position on black magic as well as the basics of his own magickal system of Thelema. Regardless of whether you believe in Aleister Crowley as a practitioner of real Magick, his authoritative treatise on the subject is worth a read for anyone interested in the Occult. With the digestible state this particular collection of essays is formed in (versus his many other writings on the same subject having labrynthean properties), he seems to lay such aforementioned traps to catch any overly zealous flies in an esoteric webb. It’s one of those terribly contrived publications that is geared towards making money off of Crowley without ever presenting any real, viable information.