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Magick : Liber ABA, book four, parts I-IV by Aleister Crowley, with Mary Desti and Leila Waddell is a religious work available to read on EtoBox.

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This second-revised edition of Crowley's magnum opus features new, more legible typesetting, text corrections based on a previously unseen corrected proof, and the previously unpublished Liber Testis Testitudinis. The original manuscript of The Book of the Law was re-scanned for this edition, using the latest technology, for the clearest facsimile possible. Aleister Crowley devoted twenty-five years to writing and producing the four parts of this book. It is his magnum opus , in which he systematically expounds the mystical and magical theories and techniques taught in his magical orders, the AA and the O.T.O. This profusely illustrated new edition brings together the complete texts of all four parts of Liber ABA (Book 4) in one volume under the overall title Magick. This edition incorporates Crowley`s own additions, corrections, and annotations, and restores dozens of passages omitted from all earlier editions. Magick is the fundamental textbook of modern magick in the New on. It also has invaluable teachings for students of Yoga and meditation. Crowley mastered the practices of Yoga during his studies in the East, and writes about them lucidly, without recourse to the imp

Who reads Magick : Liber ABA, book four, parts I-IV?

It is typically read by readers engaging with religious study and devotional practice.

Common subject areas: religion, theology.

Author
Aleister Crowley, with Mary Desti and Leila Waddell
Publisher
Boston, Md: Weiser Books
Published
1997
Language
EN
ISBN
9780877289197
Category
religious
Subjects
Psychology, Fiction, Reference
Rating
4.34 / 5 (1,178 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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