Grimoire of the Necronomicon
by Donald Tyson

On the heels of his widely successful trilogy of works honoring H. P. Lovecraft, Donald Tyson now unveils a true grimoire of ritual magic inspired by the Cthulhu Mythos. The Grimoire of the Necronomicon is a practical system of ritual magic based on Lovecraft's mythology of the alien gods known as the Old Ones. Fans of Lovecraft now have the opportunity to reliably and safely get in touch with the Old Ones and draw upon their power for spiritual and material advancement. Tyson expands upon the Old Ones' mythology and reintroduces these "monsters" in a new, magical context - explaining their true purpose for our planet. As a disciple, you choose one of the seven lords as a spiritual mentor who will guide you toward personal transformation. Grimoire of the Necronomicon features ritual forms and invocations for the daily and yearly rites of the Old Ones, individual rituals devoted to each of the seven major figures of the mythos, and most importantly, a grand ritual for personal attainment. The daily rituals provide an excellent system of esoteric training for individual practitioners. This grimoire also provides structure for an esoteric society - Order of the Old Ones - devoted to the group practice of this unique system of magic. This is a 194-page trade softcover book.

Handz-On Chaos Magic
by Andrieh Vitimus

This irreverent guide to chaos magic emphasizes experimentation and finding out what works best for you. Andrieh Vitimus presents a revolutionary hands-on course of study for the average Jane or Joe. Vitimus banishes the severe tone of other esoteric orders, offering an accessible and practical approach that makes it easier to perform successful chaos magic that is uniquely your own.

The Kabbalah Unveiled
by S.L. MacGregor Mathers

The Kabbalah, a mystic Hebrew doctrine, had its origins in antiquity. It is hinted that it was "taught by God Himself to a select company of angels, who formed a theosophic school in Paradise." It is true that the Kabbalah has grown in importance without interruption, embracing the Christian world also. It is defined as being the esoteric Jewish doctrine. It is called in Hebrew QBLH (Qabalah), derived from the root QBL (Qibel), meaning to receive. This appellation refers to the custom of handing down the esoteric knowledge by oral transmission. In the present work of many Hebrew or Chaldee words are used in the text. A table has been appended showing at a glance the ordinary Hebrew and Chaldee alphabet (which is common to both languages) and the Roman characters. The principal doctrines of the Kabbalah are designed to solve these problems: 1. The nature and attributes of the Supreme Being; 2. The Cosmogony; 3. The creation of man and angels; 4. The nature of the soul; 5. The nature of angels, demons, and elementals; 6. The import of the revealed law; 7. The transcendental symbolism of numerals; 8. The peculiar mysteries contained in the Hebrew letters; 9. The equilibrium of contraries. After the publication of this work in 1888, Mathers began to organize his esoteric school.

Living Gnosis - A Practical Guide to Gnostic Christianity
by Tau Malachi

Gnostic revival is growing in the United States and Europe as people are discovering the mystical roots of their own Western tradition. This easy-to-read, deeply spiritual introduction to Gnostic Christianity was written for beginners on the Gnostic path. Focusing primarily on Sophian Gnosticism, Tau Malachi explains the origins, teachings, and nature of this living tradition. Living Gnosis reveals the mystical understanding of Christ as taught by Gnostics, and illuminates the metaphysical dimensions of creation and consciousness. It explores the roles of Jesus, Mary Magdalene, and John the Baptist in the Christ revelation, including the Gnostic perspective on controversial topics such as Jesus` lineage and his relationship with Mary Magdalene. Gnostic insight and wisdom is applied to well-known scriptures such as the Ten Commandments and the Beatitudes of the Sermon on the Mount, for a deeper understanding of their meaning. This one-of-a-kind guidebook also offers an introduction to affirmation techniques and creative visualization techniques used by Gnostic initiates, and provides the reader with "secret" keys to prosperity, success, health, and happiness drawn from Gnostic Christian teachings. This is a 219-page soft-cover book.

The Lost Art of Enochian Magic (Includes CD)
by John DeSalvo

Enochian Magic is a powerful, ancient system for opening portals to heavenly realms and enabling the ascent to God. The basis for many of the modern systems of magic, including the Golden Dawn, Enochian magic is named after the biblical prophet Enoch. Enoch received the same knowledge and wisdom that was later conveyed by angels in the 16th century to Dr. John Dee, the astrologer to the court of Queen Elizabeth I. In The Lost Art of Enochian Magic John DeSalvo traces the history of magic, from the earliest civilizations of the Akkadians and Egyptians through the Greco-Roman period, and up to the present time, to reveal how magic has penetrated and influenced our religious beliefs and practices today. Through his unprecedented investigation into the angelic magic of Dr. John Dee, during which time he deciphered Dee`s original phonetic notations in the margins of Dee`s 16th-century diaries, Desalvo learned to properly reproduce the "Enochian calls," which act like mantras in opening higher realms and invoking angels, key to this type of magical practice. DeSalvo shows how to use Enochian magic for personal spiritual development and also as protection from negative energies. In addition to providing detailed instructions for performing the magical meditations, this book include a 20-minute cd that demonstrates and offers guidance in the correct pronunciation of the Enochian calls used in the practice of Enochian magic. This is a 202 page soft cover book that comes with a 20-minute CD.

Magic: A History of Its Rites, Rituals and Mysteries
by Eliphas Levi

A great work of literature a well as pioneering classic of occultism, this voluminous historical survey traces the roots and manifestations of magic through the ages as a secret tradition persisting from remote times. Author Eliphas Levi, pseudonym of Alphonse Louis Constant (1810-75), was a leader of the French occult revival, spiritual teacher and magus who is considered by some to be a founding father of the New Age movement. One of his most stunning (and original) revelations connects the Kabbalah with the Tarot, thus helping to inspire the ongoing fascination with the symbols of both, and their correspondences with each other. In this 1860 work, Levi`s discussions include topics that continue to intrigue modern readers, subjects as seemingly disparate as the mathematical magic of Pythagoras, magical monuments, magic and Christianity, the devil, the Knights Templar, alchemy, the illuminati, hallucinations, and many others that are equally alluring. The first part of the book explains the principles underlying magical operations, while the second part addresses the actual ritual and practice of transcendent magic. An essential resource for the library of anyone interested in mysticism and the occult sciences, this influential work appears here in its first English translation (from the original French) by the distinguished scholar and co-creator of the Rider-Waite Tarot deck, A.E. Waite.