Monthly Archives: June 2009

From Where You Are Standing

I am often asked by people to recommend books on certain subject areas.  This can be a tricky task, as people do not always know exactly what they want!  This is even more difficult if they have some knowledge and … Continue reading

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Solomon’s Key – the great primer

The Key of Solomon is the most significant of all the grimoires, being effectively the manual of practice which unlocks the other grimoires.  The fact that more than one hundred and forty manuscript copies of the Key of Solomon, survive … Continue reading

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Solstice, Sheela-na-gig and Symbols

Rather than join the huge crowds at Stonehenge, we decided we would rather have our own quiet day today for the solstice.  The coincidence of Fathers Day and Summer Solstice was an interesting blend, and we went to visit a … Continue reading

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Renaissance Magicians had a sense of humour!

As Igo through the material I transcribed for The Book of Treasure Spirits, I find myself enjoying the humour and practicality of the author.  This is not an isolated event, as the material in the Veritable Key of Solomon was … Continue reading

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