Bøger af Aaron Leitch

Originally published in Ritual Offerings.... This is a practical guide for ritual offering: what to offer, how to make the offerings, what to do with them when they are done, etc. It includes tips, advice, warnings, and protocols to make your practice safe, respectful, and efficient. Much of the information I present in Liber Donariorum comes from Western sources - such as the Greek Magickal Papyri and the Arabic Picatrix (both primary sources for the Solomonic tradition). It is from these ancient Western sources I have drawn much of my own practice, along with healthy doses of what I've learned from Santeria, Palo-Mayombe, and Voodoo. However, these methods are not tradition-specific - you can make use of this manual regardless of the type of magick you use. From Golden Dawn ceremonies to Wiccan Sabbats and Esbats, all the way to simple hoodoo/witchcraft spells - if you wish to approach the spirits of your tradition as real and objective beings, this manual will tell you how to do it properly. [75 pgs, 6 x 9 in]

In London 25-year-old Alan King receives an unexpected birthday legacy from his late father, a professor of archaeology who disappeared in mysterious circumstances eight years before at a ziggurat in Iraq. The gift is a grimoire - a book of magic - written, unbelievably, in his father's hand. Alan is a diligent student of advanced experimental physics with a brilliant scientific mind and finds it hard to come to terms with his father's seeming interest in medieval methods of summoning archangels. More worrying still is that the name of Lucifer heads the list.

The system of spirit-working (goetia) contained in the Book of Abramelin is hidden in a scattered fashion throughout the grimoire. While it is not at all blinded, it is presented in such a way the merely curious are likely to overlook it. And they have! In this essay, I gather the information and cover this system in detail - drawing upon my own knowledge and experience in order to present a complete and fully-functioning system of spirit-magick for those who have completed the Rite of Abramelin. Plus, as an added bonus, I have included The Magickal Word-Squares of Abramelin: Compiled and Corrected for the First Time- making the full range of the word-squares more readily accessible than ever before. [182 pgs, 6×9 in]

The Angelical language channeled by alchemist Edward Kelley and recorded by royal astrologer John Dee has mystified magicians, linguists, historians, and cryptographers for generations. It’s even rumored that the language may be an encryption method of some kind, unbroken to this day.

The first practical, step-by-step Enochian ritual manual; ideal for beginners and current practitioners

Presents an analysis of the Angelical language. This title enables the readers to learn the language, and use it in their own magick. It also features a pronunciation key designed to make the language pronounceable in real life.

To understand medieval magic, it is necessary to know the primary repositories of this knowledge - the grimoires of spells and ritual instructions for working with angels and conjuring spirits. This work provides comparisons among the magical practices described in the grimoires.