The Scorpion God
The Scorpion God is the Crown of the Trident Trilogy. Of all the Primal Craft Grimoires this is the most misunderstood. Many books lay claim to holding keys to the Atlantean Depths (the hidden universal realm existing far beneath the Qlippothic Nightside).
The Red King
The initial rites align the subtle body with Lucifer, attuning the third eye to the Emerald Eye of the Perfect Red King of Alkhemical Sulphuric Witchflame. Through Infernal Rites, acquisition of a Damned Soul is granted. In Rituals of Evocation with The Skull of Lucifer, beyond Gateways of the Demon Princes, the Lost Starry Wisdom of Gods is returned; revealing Lucifer’s Cosmic Universal Form.
The Queen of Hell
The First Book of the Trident Trilogy and Primal Craft Grimoires, Queen of Hell is the consumate reunification of Ceremonial Magick and Witchcraft.
Celtic Sacrifice - Pre-Christian Ritual & Religion
Welcome to the world of the Celts, a world of magic, shape-shifting, sorcery and divination, a world where legend and fact are mixed, where the physical world and the Otherworld blend in heroism, rituals and rites.
The Roman Calendar - Origins & Festivals
This book explores the origins of our calendar which dates back to the days of ancient Rome. The festivals and various celebrations are described, from the wild excesses of the Lupercalia to the gentler pastoral Floralia and Ambarvalia, the Roman zest for life shines through their year.
The Aleister Crowley Manual
We all live very busy lives in increasingly small spaces, but this book shows that to practice magick you don’t need fancy tools or robes or marbles halls. Magick is truly for everyone, because all you need to practice it is a will set in stone.
Völuspá: The Vision of the Witch
Völuspá is the single most celebrated and discussed poem among all those that survive in Old Norse, the language of the Viking-Age Scandinavians.
The Danish & Norwegian Rune Poems
The rune poems are a group of alliterative items found among speakers of West and North Germanic languages. They provide not only names for the runes but consist of creative treatments of the traditional order of the runic alphabets.
The Place of Magic in the Intellectual History of Europe
Originally published in 1905, this work, after a manner, is an outline for Lynn Thorndike’s later monumental magnum opus, the eight volume set of the History of Magic and Experimental Science.
Words in Silence
Words in Silence is an obscure text that makes use of coded language to tap into the many undefinable layers of spiritual understanding.
Book of Orion
The Book of Orion is an occult grimoire that presents a profound study on spirituality and ancient symbolism through an initiatory formula that echoes the timeless connection between the psychology of the incarnated mind and the many indefinable layers of divinity.
Asetian Bible
The Asetian Bible is an authoritative work on Ancient Egyptian spirituality and real life vampirism that presents the Asetian tradition to the world, developed in a way for both initiates and scholars.
Violet Throne
The Violet Throne is an intricate tool of personal evolution, internal initiation and profound liberation. Composed by distinct methodically crafted occult grimoires that establish an elaborate foundation of Asetian wisdom, this transcendent tome that unifies words, art and magick, is a talisman for advanced practitioners and a gateway between worlds.
Of Cosmogonic Eros
This monograph is dedicated entirely to an in-depth examination of the mysteries of Eros and the most powerful forms of ecstasy. Here Klages presents a pandaemonic vision of becoming which is inextricably linked to an Eros whose elemental power shatters everyday consciousness and mates the individual to the secrets of the cosmos.
The Tarot of Leonora Carrington
The Tarot of Leonora Carrington is the first book dedicated to this important aspect of the artist’s work. It includes a full-size facsimile of her newly discovered Major Arcana
The Horns of the Moon
So begins an enchantment drawing the Witch into realms seldom experienced by most people. Horns of the Moon is the second book in The Geassa trilogy, describing techniques in Traditional magical arts. Procedures designed to bring one in contact with other worlds not normally perceived, and with the beings who inhabit these
The Willow Path: Geassa Vol. 1
Deep in the New England forests a stone circle lays hidden, nestled in a clearing high atop a mountain of granite. Formed in the pattern of the many old stone walls which dot the region it is here that the Willow Path emerges from the land itself. In nature there exists an underlying current; a continuity of wisdom and consciousness that manifests in the Magical Arts.
Eye of the Sun
Ancient Egypt has been the singular most important influence in the development of Western Magic as practiced today. Yet, few people understand the core teachings and techniques of this once great civilization. Now, more than twenty years after its original publication, this classic work on Egyptian Magic is being made available in a revised and expanded version that is more than double its original size and scope.