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.

The Book of Palo - Deities, Initiatory Rituals and Ceremonies
by Baba Raul Canizares

Deities, initiatory rituals, and ceremonies of Palo, an African-based Cuban religion similar to Santeria. Features never-before-published sigils, workings, and over 200 translations of herbs and Palo sticks from Cuban Spanish to Bantu and English – including each plant’s scientific classification. The book also features many photographs of rituals, initiations and sacrifices.

The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage
Translated by S L MacGregor Mathers

Around the turn of the century, when Aleister Crowley was working out his system of Magick, the source that he turned to for basics was the system of Abramelin of Egypt. From Abramelin he took his concepts of protections, purifications, evocations, vestments, and dromena down to specific detailsThis system of Abramelin the Mage is known from a unique 15th century manuscript preserved in the Bibliotheque de l`Arsenal in Paris. In it, Abraham of Wurzburg, a cabalist and connoisseur of magics, describes a tour that he made of the then civilized world, visiting sorcerers, magicians, and cabalists, estimating their powers and virtues. This quest is in itself as fascinating as the similar tours of Gurdjieff. The high point of Abraham’s travels was found in a small town on the banks of the Nile, where he encountered the great magician Abramelin, whose complete system Abraham thereupon sets out in detail. This amounts to a complete course in ceremonial magic (both white and black), which the student can pursue by himself. Abramelin, whose system is based mostly on Hellenistic theurgy of the Iamblichan sort, but with Jewish increments from the Cabala, explains the qualifications needed to become a magician, purifications and asceticisms to be practiced month by month, studies and activities permitted during this period, selections of place and time for working magic, equipment needed, prayers and formulas, evocation of good and evil spirits, commanding spirits, to do one’s will, overcoming rebellious spirits, an similar material. Specific instructions are offered to develop such powers as clairvoyance, divining metals and treasurers, warding off evil magic, healing illness, levitation, transportation, rendering oneself invisible, creating illusions and glamour, reading minds, placing compulsions, working black magic, and a host of other abilities.

The Book of Wizardry (New Printing)
by Cornelius Rumstuckle

So you want to be a Wizard... It`s not easy to become a Wizard, you know. Not easy at all. The twenty-two closely guarded secrets to becoming a Wizard have never been revealed before, not in the whole history of Wizardry. I`m not sure I approve. Still, they`ve given me the job of teaching you, so that`s what I`m going to do. By the time we`ve worked our way through this official handbook of the Wizards` Guild, you will have learned enough to participate in the "Wizard`s Adventure," a test of your magical knowledge found within these pages. If you successfully complete the adventure and crack the code, you will become an accredited member of the Wizards` Guild. But first, we`ve got a lot of work to do. You have to learn how to make your own Wand and Wizard`s Tools, discover your Wizard`s secret name, and switch on Wizard`s Power. Oh yes, and read your future in the Wizard`s Oracle, practice Star Magic, discover the better times to work magic, and well, maybe we`d better get started. Pay attention. Pay very close attention. Your Wizard`s training is about to begin ...

Buckland`s Book of Gypsy Magic
by Raymond Buckland

Weaving together lore, legend, and practices, Buckland`s Book of Gypsy Magic revives the beliefs, spell-craft, and healing wisdom of the Romani people. From hexes and healings to tea leaves and tarot, the circle of the family and the rituals of death, this enchanted volume will delight witches, folklorists, and history lovers alike. Discover the shuvani`s secrets for love, craft a talisman for vitality, and cast the Gypsy Seven tarot spread. Learn how to:* Pay down the Devil to prevent an unhappy marriage * Use a traditional breadboard to divine the future * Bring your lover to you across land and sea * Maintain harmony in your home * Recognize weather omens and predict coming storms * Cure headaches with a ritual, prevent baldness with rosemary, and dozens of other healing secrets.