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Does magick really work? Is it dangerous?Where does the power come from?Can I learn to perform magick myself?Get answers to all of your questions about the fascinating world of occult magick and Hermeticism with this practical, easy-to-read guide.Shawn Martin Scanlon has been studying, practicing, and teaching magick for more than twenty-two years. Presented here is the theory and practice of magick in a straightforward manner, including detailed instructions on how to perform your own rituals. Understand the essential principles of occult magick with formulas drawn from the best sources available including Plato, John Dee, Israel Regardie, and Aleister Crowley. This invaluable reference includes easy meditations, illustrated rituals, and concise explanations of complicated magickal concepts.—Understand the Hermetic language—Acquire self-confidence and magnetism—Increase your psychic and astral senses and...
- Author
- Shawn Martin Scanlon
- Publisher
- Llewellyn Worldwide, LTD.
- Published
- 2012
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780738733746
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