Tag: Magick

The Book of Oberon is a modern printing of a late 16th century grimoire and is an excellent resource for understanding the development of ritual magick.

The legend of the Four Thieves blend is shrouded in history and myth, can be used for one's health as medicine and can also be used for magick.

Pop culture magick is all the rage these days, but that begs the questions: what is pop culture magick, why should you use it, and how does it work?

In Everyday Witchcraft Blake has compiled many short and sweet acts to encourage taking a few minutes out of a busy day to tap into the world of magick.

There's a certain something about occult documentaries made in the 1970s.

You can find us in the Magician's Temple under "Working with Enochian magick."

Ritual without the backing of a strong will is nothing but smoke and mirrors.

The Book of Primal Signs does have a good bit of useful information and would make a helpful addition to any library as a supporting reference book.

The Silver Witchcraft Tarot focuses on the cycle of the year and feminine energies, drawing on traditional Rider-Waite-Smith and Pagan imagery.

From the many years of working with demons, I have learned that they are full of surprises.

In Manual of Psychomagic, Alejandro Jodorowsky’s methods are unique and his advice bears as much potential to cause harm as to heal.

She is Sitting in the Night traces the history of Thea’s Tarot, and Oliver Pickle's encounter with the deck.