W E Butler

This book is designed to liberate the latent magical powers we all possess and takes the form of a series of personal instructions from a guru to his chela. The lessons in this book are basic exercises in meditation and the training of one’s visualising power; and includes information mental exercises, magical rites and ceremonies, astral projection and the ancient Tree of Life.

Aleister Crowley

Book 4 is a classic for all students of the O.T.O.  In it, Crowley discusses the fundamentals and essentials of magick and mysticism.

Michael Howard

In some ways this is a sequel to The Pillars of Tubal Cain and in another way it is a prequel – in the sense that it expands on the material and themes specifically contributed by the author of that book. However, it also stands on its own as a concise and reader-friendly introduction to mysterious, sometimes obscure and sinister subject. This book challenges the concept that the fallen angels or ‘Ben Elohim’ fell from grace and became demons., with their leader Azazel/Shemyaza, identified with the rebel angel Lucifer. becoming, according to the Christian texts, the Price of Darkness and supreme principal of evil. This is a wonderful book with topics covering the female consort of Lucifer: Lilith, Hekate, Ishtar, Astarte, Diana, the Shekinh and Sophia, the rose in occult tradition, the universal myth of the great flood, the process of cosmic redemption manifesting as a series of incarnations in human form; heretical cults and secret societies throughout history and more.

Aleister Crowley

THE BOOK OF LIES is a witty, instructive, and admirable collection of paradoxes, first published in 1913, and way ahead of its time. Scholars have called it "stupendously idiotic and amazingly clever." However, to endeavour to translate into definite terms Crowley's aphorisms would detract from the value of the book. The book inspires readers to come up with their own interpretation.

Aleister Crowley

This book was dictated in Cairo between noon and 1pm on three successive days, April 8th, 9th and 10th in the year 1904. The Author called himself Aiwass and claimed to be ‘the minister of Hoor-paar-kraat’; that is, a messenger from the forces ruling the earth. This edition contains corrected text of the 1938 edition as well as a facsimile of the handwritten manuscript.

Aleister Crowley

THE BOOK OF THOTH is a classic in its field, used by students of the Golden Dawn, as well as by those who want to understand Crowley's Tarot. This is the definitive study of the Egyptian Tarot and is used as a key to all Western Mystery disciplines. There are colour plates of eight cards.

The Equinox Volume IV no1

Aleister Crowley, HP Blavatsky, JFC Fuller and Charles Stansfeld Jones

This issue of the Equinox is a companion volume to the Holy Books of Thelema.  It is, however, a coherent textbook in its own right.  It covers the essentials of the A.^..A.^.., system of initiation from the preliminary stage of Student to the attainment of the Knowledge and Conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel.  This book also contains Madame Blavatsky's inspired text The Voice of The Silence.  With a commentary by Crowley that explores the various stages of consciousness Mahayana Buddhist mysticism and their correspondences to the Holy Qabalah.

Gonzalez-Wippler

Unlock the mysteries of the Universe with this comprehensive examination of magical theory and practice.  Drawing upon every major branch of Western Magic, here are magical spells, initiation rites and communication from all over the world.

Aleister Crowley

DIARY OF A DRUG FIEND was Aleister Crowley's first published novel and to the 1922 reader it presented a shocking look at a little known phenonmen.  It is the story of a young man and woman who fall madly in love and whirl through Europe in a frenzied craze of heroin/cocaine adventure.  Their ecstasy is brought to an abrupt end when their drug supply is cut off and despair replaces joy.  The application of practical magick eventually frees them from the entanglement of addiction.

Diana Fernando

The new century has seen a revival of interest in alchemy and its mixture of ancient wisdom and novel experimentation.  Neither a science nor a philosophy, Alchemy has been the subject of controversy and fascination for centuries.  Containing over 500 entries this comprehensive, illustrated dictionary is a treasure trove of information.

Including the Fallen Angels

Gustav Davidson

This beautifully illustrated capital dictionary provides the names and description of literally hundreds of angels.  A scholarly work with appendices on The Angelic Script, Orders of the Celestial Heirarchy, The 7 Archangels, The Angelic Governors of the Signs of the Zodiac, The Angels of the Hours of Day and Night, and tons more.

The Encylopaedic Guide to the Sacred Languages and Magical Systems of the World

David Allen Hulse

(Formerly the 'Key of it All, Book 1') The companion guide to the Western Mysteries, this book catalogues and distils in hundreds of tables of secret symbolism, the true alphabet magick of every ancient Eastern magical tradition: Cuneiform, Hebrew, Arabic, Sanskrit, Tibetan and Chinese.  It is a 1-stop shop the for underlying information of magick and the essential source book fo the composition of rituals.

Melita Denning and Osbourne Phillips

Set forth in this significant work are the essential traditions of the treasury and arcane learning which is known as the Qaballah.  Everything that exists is seen by the Qaballah as existing in some or all of the four worlds or levels of being.

Stephen Edred Flowers

The technical formulas of the Hermetic traditional of magic have been well documented, but they are barely known to the community of modern magicians.  Authentic Hermetic formulas concealed in the magical papyri of Egypt have great potency, representing the first known attempt to forge many traditions of magic into a unified syterm.  In Hermetic Magic, Flowers reveals the secrets of this 'down-to-earth' form of magic that originated some 1500 to 2000 years ago.  Now serious students can use this information as a basis for developing and enacting their own vision.  The book has been organised into four parts - History, Theory, Practice and Operation, enabling students to proceed through these stages as they study the material.  Included are extensive appendices outlining recipes for paints and purification for use in ritual practice; days for divination, lunar positions for working, a systemic listing of magico-poetic names of herbs; the pronunciation and writing of Greek letters; a glossary of divine names and an index of common magical formulas.

Scire(Gerald Gardner)

Published in 1949, before the repeal of the Witchcraft Act of 1951, this daring magical novel heralded the return of the Old Religion from centuries of secrecy.  Though Gardner was initiated into The Craft in 1939, it took him until 1949 to persuade his High Priestess that the time to emerge from hiding had come.  She agreed, on the condition that the work take a fictional form and reveal no actual magic. 

Aleister Crowley

The Holy Books of Aleister Crowley are the cornerstone of the religious system he founded: THELEMA.  Received while in high mystical trance, or through direct-voice dictation from Praeternatural intelligence, they are divinely inspired theophanies that defy rational criticism.

Jack Gale

Magic is not for everyone, it is an adventurous path to follow  fraught with potential pitfalls.  Part of the purpose of this book is to inform the would-be practitioner of the potential dangers that may be encountered and to discuss appropriate safeguards.  Despite glamorous notions attached to it, magic is also at times very hard work requiring single-minded application.  It possesses life-changing potential and can be rewarding and enriching. With a magical approach whatever life may hold for you it is unlikely to be boring.  Jack's individual and very readable style shines through the whole book making it both enlightening and enjoyable to read.

Aleister Crowley

Edited by Crowley scholar Stephen Skinner, these diaries of Crowley's mark a turning point in his career.  They were written after his expulsion by Mussolini from the Abbey of Thelema at Cefalu, and they consolidate the work which Crowley initiated at Cefaul, in their exploration of various techniques of Cabalistic and sexual magic.  This is a new edition with a new foreward that places Crowley in the context of the 60s revival of interest in his work, and his importance in the 20th century canon of thought.

Dolores Aschcroft Nowicki and JH Brennan

Acquire powerful skills in a proven magical technique.  Includes sections on the structures of reality and new visualisation techniques to build correct astral images for highly potent magical work.

Book 4 Liber ABA

Alesiter Crowley

A new edition of a fundamental textbook of modern magick. MAGICK includes a previously unpublished manuscript, Liber Testis Testitudinous, as well as Crowley's own additions, corrections, annotations, and dozens of restored passages including his original synopsis and cover design. MAGICK is Crowley's Magnum Opus on which he spent over 25 years of work. In its four sections he expounds the mystical and magickal theories and techiques taught in his magickal orders, and explores the theory and practice of mysticism and magick in the light of modern scientific thought.

DuQuette

Now Crowley scholar Lon Milo DuQuette shares the insights of over twenty years of research and practice in what can be described as a 'Crowley Primer'.  Using simple, straightforward language (uncharacteristic in books of this nature), DuQuette traces the evolution of modern Ceremonial Magick and painlessly discusses the foundations and intricacies of Crowley's thoughts.  He then challenges the reader to put this knowledge into practice by offering initiated commentaries upon Crowley's most popular and celebrated rituals.  The Magical of Thelema is without question the most un-intimidating, amusing and user-friendly guide to the words of Aleister Crowley ever written and as such is an indispensible addition to every magical library.

Aleister Crowley

MOONCHILD is Crowley's most famous novel.  It deals with the endless battle between the forces of light and darkness.  A young girl is drawn into a magickal world between two men and is forced to choose between them.  The story involves an incredible series of magickal intrigues involving a black lodge.  Writing from personal experience, Crowley describes the method and theories of magickal practices.

Humphries and Vane

This will give the beginner and the experienced practitioner alike a modern 21st century view into the powerful and often misunderstood magical current called 'Chaos Magick'. Written in a clear and easily accessible style it examines the theory behind many techniques used in magical, artistic, religious and scientific systems of thought then links and applies them to desire goals.

The Life of Aleister Crowley

Richard Kaczynsky

Alesiter Crowley, born in Victorian England to a life of financial priviledge and religious bigotry, rebelled against his upbringing in every possible way. He became a mountaineer, a bohemian, a writer of sensuous poetry and a practitioner of what detractors call 'the Black Arts'. In reality, he was an uninhibited explorer of global spritual traditions combining ritual magic with spiritual ecstacy. His winding path intersected ceremonial magic, Buddhism, Hinduism, Kabbalah, sex, drugs, poetry and music. And what he offered mankind was a manifesto for a new age : 'Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law'. For the first time, the life of one of the most remarkable men of the 20th century is illuminated by a writer who is both an academic researcher and a life time practitioner.

Nigel Jackson and Michael Howard

At the secret heart of the Western Mystery Tradition lies the angelic wisdom that forms the teachings of true magick. This book is a collection of essays by two practising occultists with many years of experience on the Path. Drawing from a wide range of sources, this book presents a new and unique overview of Western Magick and occultism, from a controversial perspective. Many fascinating areas of magickal practice and belief, hitherto neglected or rejected by mainstream occultists, are being brought back into the light. It reveals the symbolism and meaning of the previously forbidden Luciferian occult tradition concerning the Watchers, or Fallen Angels and the so-called Prince of Darkness, who is revealed to be really the Lord of Light. It is also an arcane law that illuminates several mysterious figures in the Judeo-Christian Bible whose real significance and identities have been hidden from us for centuries. This is major work on a subject little known or discussed outside the inner circles of secret societies, occult orders and traditional witch covens.

A Practical Course in Self-Initiation

Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki

This is a carefully conceived course of instruction for anyone who wants to practice ceremonial magic, and has been written for students who are not part of a working group.  The Author takes the student, month-by-month through a full year of magical training.  Each month's work is concluded with practical exercises designed to give the student a sound working knowledge of ritual magic.

Billie Walker-John

Long ago, before the ancient Egypt as we know it, there was a prehistoric proto-kingdom called Nubt of which Set was the ruling deity. This book follows this strange and misunderstood deity and tells his story through his subjects and his fabled companions, the Shayu Net Set. Through them and the stories they have to tell, this book unmasks and reveals Set to the reader, and through him you will learn to practice the magic of the Dark, which will give your own inner light a truer focus and effect.

The Original Account of the Teachings, Rites and Ceremonies of the Hermetic Order

Israel Regardie

Now with an index and nearly 100 extra pages, this addition stands out as a classic of Western Occultism.  Explains the teachings and the rites of one of the most famous magical orders ever; initiation, consecration, invocation, meditation, tarot studies, Qabalistic correspondences and more.

The Commentary to the Book of the Law

Aleister Crowley

This new edition includes annotations, readings lists and indices, as well as an insightful introduction by Louis Wilkinson.

The Treasure House of Images

Aleister Crowley and JFC Fuller

This beautiful collection of meditations on the astrological signs and paths of the Tree of Life was highly regarded by Aleister Crowley.  Previously the book has been primarily perceived as an inspirational text.  This edition treats The Treasure House of Images as a unique instruction on magickal technique.  The reader is assisted in understanding it as a powerful method of self transformation.

Melusine Draco

The problem with understanding the magical teachings of Aleister Crowley is, for many, the largely incomprehensible and exhaustive list of publications both by him and about him. Here the author picks out a study programme for those who seriously wish to get to grips with the teachings of Crowley, by using titles from his own wide ranging literary outpourings.

Mogg Morgan

The Thelemic Symposium is an annual event hosted by The Oxford Golden Dawn Occult Society and brings together magicians working within the Thelemic Tradition on themes of interest to Thelemic and other left hand magicians. This volume of printed talks includes an essay on Crowley, the founder of the movement. Also talks on the magical work that occupies the modern magician.

An Illustrated Study in Magic

Israel Regardie

In this book Regardie reveals the secrets of real magic.  He begins with an explanation of what magic is and, just as importantly, what magic is not. Magic is not being a medium or a psychic.  Then he explains the tools of the magician what they mean and how to use them.  He explains the technique of evocation and invocation, skrying and astral travel.  He shows how the Qabalah unites everything.  He even gives a description of the secrets of sex magick.  All of this in a clear, lucid writing style.  This book is simply a must for anyone who is, or aspires to be, a real magician.

Lon Milo DuQuette

This is the forst book since Crowley's Book of Thoth to investigate the unique spiritual heritage that distinguishes the Thoth Tarot from countless other sets - a heritage that is the true source of its distinctive symbolic meaning and artistry.

The Encyclopaedic Guide to the Sacred Languages and Magickal Systems of the World

David Allen Hulse

(Formerly 'The Key to it All Book II') The companion guide to the Eastern Capital Mysteries. This book catalogues and distils in hundreds of tables of secret symbolism the true alphabet magick of every Western Magickal tradition:  Greek, Coptic, Runes, Latin, Enochian, Tarot and English.  It is a one-stop shop for the underlying information on magic, and the essential sourcebook fo the composition of rituals.