Tag: Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn

It continues to surprise me how often I am asked for recommendations of chaos magick books.

Chaos magick is results-oriented; it requires an honest appraisal of one's work and the effects achieved -- especially when results are not evident.

There are five foundational books on tarot that are required reading for the serious tarot enthusiast.

Interview with John L Crow ranges from the Theosophical Society, to the OTO, to why studying esotericism in university is nothing like attending Hogwarts.

Aleister Crowley: A Modern Master is far from perfect, but it will certainly spark discussion, which is a start.

Divination is discovering information about a person or situation, whereas fortune-telling is knowledge about events that have not yet occurred.

The Place of Enchantment is an intelligent, well-researched and well-rounded study of occultism in fin de siecle Britain.

What You Should Know About the Golden Dawn presents an interesting perspective and personal history of the Golden Dawn.

Infernal Texts: Nox and Liber Koth provide an enchanting snapshot of chaos magick's darker influences in the 1980s, the edge of which seems dulled in subsequent generations. It's an intriguing book.