Tag: ordo templi orientis

Donyae Coles sat down and chatted with Brandy Williams to learn more about her history and outlook on the issues in magick spaces.

Crowley: A Beginner's Guide offers a whirlwind tour through Aleister Crowley’s greatest hits, misses, and miscellany.

The Great Work of the Flesh provides a survey of practices from a variety of sources on sexual magick, and outlines many techniques.

Freemasonry's influence may have gone largely unacknowledged, though it, too, at times, has existed as a conduit for ideas and traditions.

The Book of Lies contains everything you need to get caught up on the magical developments of the last 150 years.

Homemade Magick provides the entertaining stories and practical work one comes to expect with Lon Milo DuQuette.

The atmosphere alone will make this collection a necessary addition to the supernatural library.

Aleister Crowley was an exceptional magician, and his books remain the best written about practical magick. The Ordo Templi Orientis seemed a likely choice.

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

Alan Chapman and Duncan Barford of The Baptist's Head and Open Enlightenment were kind enough to answer several questions I put to them.

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