The Book of Ceremonial Magic: Including the Rites and Mysteries of Goetic Theurgy, Sorcery, and Infernal Necromancy Paperback – August 17, 2011

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This book is a wonderful educational tool. It's well written in an easy to understand text with thorough background and instructions. You can't beat the value either!

All you can do, read it, then you gather a true understanding.........

Attention to ritual magick.

An interesting book that has been great for my research.

Excelente servicio al cliente. Es un buen libro aunque difícil de entender el inglés “técnico” del ocultismo

I had recently come across a series of particular manuscripts in languages that I don't speak (common in my interests), and upon inquiring about one particular manuscript that I was hoping to find a pdf of in its original language and illustrations, I was directed to this book as it included the translation thereof.As a practitioner of necromancy, I found the section on composite rituals to be of most interest. Though I did find it hard to tell when I was reading the translators commentary or the translation itself, the way it was structured, I feel that this matters less to a practitioner, though would be quite important to a scholar.Ultimately, I would love to have a copy of this on my shelf, and I suspect it would be a great addition to any practitioner, and most scholars of the English speaking persuasion.

Really interesting. Bought as a Christmas gift but I had a small read through. It's a fascinating book. I will be buying another as a gift for someone else in the new year.

Mr. Waite was a member of the Golden Dawn. Crowley couldn't stand the fact that he was long winded, but he doesn't leave any stone uncovered. Quite a bit of useful information in here. Even if he got it from elsewhere. Crowley also didn't like the fact that Mr. Waite wasn't the best at translating French to English. But never the less it is still a good book.

An often erroneous work, Waite has however produced a well compiled work. There are translation errors and the occasional mislabelled sigil, yet the work remains valuable at the core. For anyone interested in goetic magic, then Waite's work is a good primer. The best use is however as a reference from which to identify the core texts, thus allowing the procurement of clearer and corrected works from which to work.