Description Group ritual has been a cornerstone of spiritual practice since time immemorial, yet its history and importance have often been overlooked by occultists of the modern age.
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Lon Milo Du Quette has been involved with occult studies since the late 60s, and has become an acknowledged and widely recognized authority within the world of modern occultism.
He is the author several books including The Book of the Law, 777 & Other Qabalistic Writings, and The Book of Thoth.
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He single-handedly redefined magic as a field of inquiry and endeavor through his books and the order that he led--the A.
Aleister Crowley (1875-1947) was the most widely read author in 20th-century occultism.
He lives in London and travels extensively.
About the Author Rodney Orpheus is a practicing magician, an established musician, and a member of the band The Cassandra Complex, one of the most important electroindustrial bands of the past decade.
Whether absolute beginner or seasoned expert, magicians of all paths will find this volume to be an eminently workable and extremely powerful Grimoire spanning centuries from ancient Mithraic and Bacchanalian rites, Goetia, and Gnosticism, right up to present day Crowleyan invocations and sexual magick.
He introduces each ritual with a clear overview, setting each in its historical context and explaining its function and mode of operation, and includes detailed notes on the setting and performance of each one.
The Rituals are newly edited and explained by Rodney Orpheus, who brings to this volume decades of experience in performing and teaching Aleister Crowley\'s Rituals within Crowley\'s magical order Ordo Templi Orientis.
It contains Rituals written by Crowley for his own magic circles, many of them unpublished during his lifetime, plus rare ancient texts that were Crowley\'s own inspiration.
This book is the first comprehensive presentation of group-oriented rites for modern magicians inspired by the works of Aleister Crowley.
Description Group ritual has been a cornerstone of spiritual practice since time immemorial, yet its history and importance have often been overlooked by occultists of the modern age
