Arbatel – Magic of the Ancients (hc)
by Joseph Peterson

Arbatel is one of the most influential magical texts. Its many aphorisms are designed to guide us through a transition from an ordinary life to a magical life. It teaches that God created angels to help people, but that we need to learn how to attract and call upon them for help, both spiritual and material. The angels not only help, protect, and heal, but the higher sciences can only be learned directly from them. Arbatel also insists on the need to avoid superstition, and being constantly tricked and manipulated by evil forces that are always working against us. This new edition includes the first English translation published since Turner’s in 1655, and a fresh analysis utilizing important new research by Carlos Gilly, Antoine Faivre, and others. It illuminates many obscure points in the text, and explains the magical techniques employed and its influence on esoteric literature, including the grimoires and the theosophical movement. This text includes illustrations, bibliography, index, and the original Latin text. This is a 127-page hardcover book.

The Black Pullet - Science of Magical Talismans
by Anonymous

Of dubious origin and with no claim to antiquity other than purporting to incorporate the wisdom of the past, this famous book of Black Magic first surfaced at the end of the 18th century. With no traceable history The Black Pullet remains the most outstanding of these works. The anonymous author disavows any connection to Black Magic, yet details the construction of a series of talismanic rings and their uses in magical practice. The various talismans assure the individual the use of unique powers such as proficiency in all spoken languages, the power to discover hidden secrets, and invisibility. 80 pgs.

Book of Abramelin (hc) (Updated and Corrected Version)
by Abraham von Worms (tran)

Commonly referred to in magical circles as "the Abramelin," this 15th-century text of Jewish magic has come back, in its most complete form, to light the way for those who are brave and committed enough to channel the energies of the spiritual world and give harmony a chance to flourish. Over 100 years ago, S.L. MacGregor Mathers, magician and member of The Golden Dawn esoteric order, introduced The Book of Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage to Western magicians. It was soon acclaimed as one of the few genuine magic books known to exist, a book with powers in and of itself, not just another collection of spells of dubious provenance. For over a century the Abramelin has served as an important part of every serious magician’s library, for it presents a program of self-purification and initiation for achieving The Knowledge and Conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel. What most magicians and historians did not realize until now was that the French manuscript Mathers translated was an incomplete and inaccurate rendition of the original German Manuscripts. As if guided by a mystical force, Georg Dehn followed a series of synchronistic events to find the extant editions of the original Abramelin, and from them he has distilled the most correct version to date. Here he combines his esoteric knowledge with that of Steven Guth`s to create a new English text that is readable for modern-day seekers and yet preserves the ambience of Abraham`s time. Those familiar with Mathers`s edition will note some rather startling differences: an additional book of practical spells that was left out of the French translation, important distinctions in the Abramelin operation, and magical squares that were either incomplete or transposed incorrectly in the French manuscript. Georg Dehn`s and Steven Guth`s Book of Abramelin marks a milestone in the transmission of magical wisdom, the restoration of a work of utmost importance. This special edition contains more than a magical text, it is a compelling combination of two quests, one ancient and one modern: The first is Abraham`s tale of finding the mage, Abramelin, and learning from him the Secret and the Wisdom. The second is Dehn`s quest, how he discovered the sources of the work and followed in Abraham`s footsteps, both exoteric in traveling to Egypt in search of Abramelin`s hermitage, and esoteric, as his studies brought about his personal transformation. Dehn ponders many interesting themes and questions: What are the parallels between Abraham`s time and ours? Was Abramelin an actual person? Is he the key to Abraham`s true identity, a famous rabbi who wished, in a time when Jews were feared and persecuted, to keep his true abilities hidden? Who is Lamech, the son to whom Abraham gave his magical wisdom? What are some of the practical applications for the magic word squares? Georg Dehn`s research into the identities of Abraham von Worms and Abramelin the mage also goes a long way toward laying to rest the debates in Jewish scholarly circles over the authenticity of this text. This is a 268-page hardcover book.

The Book Of Magical Talismans

This is the most complete book of its kind. It should be of great interest to anyone interested in the occult. Here is a multitude of talismans charms, seals and other magical figures from many ages and cultures. They represent just about every desire of mankind. The search for love, wealth, health, power, revenge, good luck in gambling, protection, success, wisdom and more. 40 pgs.