Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 3)

Number V. — The supplément is the most perfect account of visions extant. They explore the farthest recesses of the magical universe. Number VI. — The Supplément gives seven rituals of the dramatic order, as described in Chapter XIX. Pages 29-32 — A highly important magical ritual for daily use and work. Number VII. — Pages 21-27 — Classical ritual to invoke Mercuryj for daily use and work. Pages 117-157 — Example of a dramatic ritual in modem style. Pages 229-243 — An elaborate magical map of the universe on particular principles. Pages 372-375 — Example of a seasonal ritual. Pages 376-383 — Ritual to invoke Horus. Number VIII. — Pages 99-128 — The conjuration of the elemental spirits. Number IX. — Pages 117-136 — Ritual for invoking the spirit of Mars. Number X. — Pages 57-79 — Modem example of a magical ritual in dramatic form, commemorating the return of Spring. Pages 81-90 — Fragment of ritual of a very advanced character. VOL. III. No. 1. — This volume contains an immense number of articles of primary importance to every student of magick. The rituals of the Book of Lies and the Goetia are also to be studied. The “preliminary invocation” of the Goetia is in particular recommended for daily use and work. Orfheusy by Aleister Crowley, contains a large number of magical invocations in verse. There are also a good many others in other parts of his poetical Works. The following is a complété curriculum of reading officially approved by the A . '. A . •. 208 —