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Garstin, E. Langford & Kuntz, Darcy. ASPECTS OF OCCULTISM.
Holmes Publishing Group LLC 1558183701 PAPER
This book contains Langford-Garstin's ideas on Secrecy in Occultism, the Kings of Edom, and a superb work in two parts on Oken's Physio-Philosophy. Kuntz's excellent introduction chronicles Langford-Garstin's sad end - an event left out of other Golden Dawn histories. Golden Dawn Studies 19.
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902 |
Garstin, E. Langford & Kuntz, Darcy. ASPECTS OF OCCULTISM.
Holmes Publishing Group LLC 1558183701 PAPER
This book contains Langford-Garstin's ideas on Secrecy in Occultism, the Kings of Edom, and a superb work in two parts on Oken's Physio-Philosophy. Kuntz's excellent introduction chronicles Langford-Garstin's sad end - an event left out of other Golden Dawn histories. Golden Dawn Studies series 19.
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Gaster, Moses. THE WISDOM OF THE CHALDEANS: An Ancient Hebrew Astrological Treatise.
Holmes Publishing Group LLC 155818399X PAPER
Translated from the Hebrew by Dr. Gaster, this work focuses on the use of magical names and the sacred days of the seven planets (or Archangels). Gaster believed the manuscript he was working from survived in the possession of certain Spanish kabbalists and rabbis. Extending from these fragments, he seeks the possible origin of the text in the Chaldean tradition as he knew that the ancient gnosis claimed Chaldean genesis for its magical parts. With illustrations.
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911 |
Gater, Dilys. CELTIC WISE WOMAN.
UK: Capall-Bann, 2003. 1861632134 PAPER
Welsh born writer Gater has produced a comprehensive work on this little known tradition and the spiritual path to the Celtic holy treasures.
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21.95 USD
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921 |
George, Diane Hume. BLAKE & FREUD.
Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1980. FIRST EDITION.
Very good+ in slightly rubbed dust jacket. This work emerged from Blake's theory of contraries and from his statement that opposition is true friendship. Eight plates including the marvelous Hecate drawing. 253 pages. Octavo.
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22.50 USD
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949 |
Glenn, Lois. (comp.) CHARLES W.S. WILLIAMS: A Checklist.
Knet, OH: Kent State University Press, 1975. FIRST EDITION.
VERY GOOD+ cloth volume. 127 pages. Octavo. The Serif Series : Bibliographies and Checklists : Number 33. Williams was one of the Inklings and was best known for his symbolic and complex novels with metaphysical, religious themes.
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22.50 USD
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Goodrich, Norma Lorre. MYTHS OF THE HERO.
New York: The Orion Press, 1962. FIRST EDITION.
Very Good+ cloth volume. 105 illustrations in color and black and white by Nicolay Nikolenko. 415 pages. The ancient myths of Sumer, Egypt, Crete, Troy, Persia and Afghanistan, etc. Quarto.
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13.25 USD
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977 |
Goodrich, Norma. PRIESTESSES.
NY: Franklin Watts, 1989. FIRST EDITION.
Fine cloth copy in fine dust jacket. Illustrated. 428 pages, indexed. Explores the lost myths of the Goddess and her oracles from ancient Sumeria through the Roman conquest of Gaul. Twenty illustrations and six maps. Tall 8vo.
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17.50 USD
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979 |
Gopal, Ram & Dadachanji, Serozh. INDIAN DANCING.
London: Phoenix House Limited, 1951. FIRST EDITION.
Some wear to extremities; else, a Very Good and tight cloth volume with some spectacular photos. 119 pages. Interesting inclusion of mudra in the performances. With 94 illustrations in monochrome.
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19.75 USD
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Grant, Joan. EYES OF HORUS.
Columbus, OH: Ariel Press, 1988.
In quality trade wraps; end paper clipped; internals clean; binding firm; VERY GOOD. Grant specialized in fictional material related to past lives. Entertaining. 441 pages.
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995 |
Grant, Kenneth & Steffi. HIDDEN LORE, HERMETIC GLYPHS: The Carfax Monographs.
London: Fulgur Limited, 2006. Limited to 777 copies only, numbered and slipcased. FUL-HL
This new edition of the CARFAX MONOGRAPHS include new material previously unpublished, including a new essay by Steffi Grant titled Further Considerations: A Brief Resume of the Beliefs of the Various Phases of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. Numerous plates from the original Carfax Monographs have been revised with new original magickal plates. Also, four pages of the ENOCHIAN TABLETS OF DR. JOHN DEE by Steffi Grant. Printed on semi-coated Italian GardaPat matt in full color. The plates have been further heightened with gold and silver accents. Incidentally, these plates were produced from the original paintings and not from a previous edition. Superb quality is assured by using a six color art press. The volume is bound in Italian Assuan cloth. The entire edition has been hand-numbered and will not be reprinted. One of 777 copies with dust jacket in slipcase.
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169.95 USD
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996 |
Grant, Kenneth. GRIST TO WHOSE MILL? (Reservations Accepted, Will Ship on Arrival)
London: Starfire, 2012. Limited Trade Edition.
A FINE CLOTH COPY IN DUST JACKET. Full color cover, illustrated endpapers, with a colored frontispiece. Front panel of the full color dust jacket is a montage designed by Steffi Grant, as are the custom endpapers and frontispiece. 233 pages. Octavo. This is the rich and gripping first novel by Kenneth Grant. Written in late 1952 and early 1953, the typescript was thought lost for many years. A welcome addition to Kenneth Grant’s substantial and diverse body of work, it is now published for the first time as the latest in the novella series of Nightside Narratives. This work was subtitled by the author as “A Novel of Nemesis”, and the story has a variety of characters who are clearly anamorphic — and thus distorted — representations of ‘real life’ persons in the occult circles of the time. However, as cautioned in a prefatory note by the author, “All the characters in this book exist solely in the imagination of the reader”. It is a few years after the death of the notorious English occultist, Ruthven Seeley. Now in charge of the British branch of his magical Order, Seeley’s erstwhile disciple Marcus Maybourne becomes aware that something nefarious is gathering momentum. Earthbound, and desperate to resume human life, Seeley sees his chance of resurrection when learning of an impending sacrificial Rite. At the moment of the bloody sacrifice, he will vampirize the released energy and once again become corporeal . . .
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Grant, Kenneth. AGAINST THE LIGHT. A novella.
London: Starfire Publishing Limited, 1997. FIRST EDITION.
A FINE CLOTH COPY in fine dust jacket. An idle fancy sparked by curiosity opens a door on darkness. On learning that an ancestor was executed for witchcraft in the sixteenth century, the narrator is prompted to explore her history. Research having failed, he resorts to magical means and exposes an array of malefic Forces poised to invade the Earth. In a deserted Welsh ruin he discovers a grimoire revealing traffic between alien entities and their terrestrial agents. Rumored to have lain for centuries in the custody of a Scottish clan, the grimoire's existence is known to very few. Among them are powerful occultists, such as Aleister Crowley and Phineas Black, desperately tracking it down. The grimoire alone holds the keys -- and the Sign of Protection. Limited to 950 copies. Octavo.
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998 |
Grant, Kenneth. THE IMAGES AND ORACLES OF AUSTIN OSMAN SPARE.
London: Fulgur Limited, 2003. FUL-IOP
A Very Fine Copy in French fold wraps. "Images and Oracles" remains one of the most influential works on esoteric magick and mystical art produced in the last thirty years. Part One discusses Spare's life and biographical anecdotes while Part Two provides Kenneth Grant's important analysis and commentary on Austin Spare's magical systems. In landscape quarto and printed in black and red throughout. Designed by Steffi Grant with many rare manuscript leaves and illustrations.
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999 |
Grant, Kenneth. OUTSIDE THE CIRCLES OF TIME.
London: Starfire, 2008. 0954388308 CLOTH in dust jacket.
A newly revised edition with corrections and new art work by Steffi Grant, including some new color material, both new drawings as well as an update to some of the black and white prints from the original edition. Mr. Staley has also created a new index for this totally new re-set volume. Mr. Grant has reviewed the text for any typographical errors as well as any transpositions or juxtapositions of Hebrew letters which interfered with a right reading Gematria formulae. A key volume in the Tryphonian Trilogy. Cloth bound in dust jacket. Octavo.
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64.95 USD
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1000 |
Grant, Kenneth. MAGICAL REVIVAL.
London: Starfire Publishing, 2010. FIRST ENHANCED EDITION.
First published in 1972, this new edition is limited to 1500 copies only. Bound in black cloth, sewn, illustrated end papers & printed on custom book stock. With a new frontispiece, a section of seventeen plates (many in color, some unpublished) and includes a 1954 unpublished photograph of Spare, inscribed to the Grants. A full-color dust-jacket designed by Steffi Grant. Octavo. 274 pages. When the original manuscript of this book was submitted for publication, the author was told he had provided "too much material for one book". This proved to be correct. The work here presented – in an enhanced edition – is the first volume of the Typhonian Trilogies. It provides a detailed analysis of certain occult traditions which existed long before the Christian epoch, survived its persecutions and anathemas, and reappeared in recent times with renewed vigor. The continuity of this magical current as reflected in the work of Aleister Crowley, Austin Osman Spare, Dion Fortune and others is here traced through the Tantrik Tradition of the Far East, the Sumerian Cult of Shaitan and the Draconian, Sabian, or Typhonian rites of the 'dark' dynasties of ancient Egypt. Sexual magick and mysterious rites have always been practiced; drugs and other substances have constantly been used to induce ecstasy, to produce visions and to facilitate traffic with the denizens of other worlds or planes of consciousness; but an initiated rationale of the process such as presented here has been rarely forthcoming. The genuine magical tradition as revived by Adepts like Crowley is here related to its ancient sources and brought into line with phases of contemporary occultism that are evolving a New Gnosis to supersede the sterile superstitions bred of an aeon-long misunderstanding of the old. As a contribution to occult lore, THE MAGICAL REVIVAL and its companion volumes have become standard source-books in their special field.
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