"Circles of Power" by John Michael Greer clears away the outdated clutter that often obscures the power and beauty of Golden Dawn methodology. Using this accessible book, you will be able to feel for yourself the difference those techniques can make in your life. "Circles of Power" takes the Golden Dawn system and, for the first time, removes the links to the lodges. This "Circles of Power" by John Michael Greer clears away the outdated clutter that often obscures the power and beauty of Golden Dawn methodology. Using this accessible book, you will be able to feel for yourself the difference those techniques can make in your life. "Circles of Power" takes the Golden Dawn system and, for the first time, removes the links to the lodges. This makes powerful Golden Dawn methods available for anyone. You will learn the nature of ritual magic and the tools used in this philosophy, science, and spiritual path. Then you will learn practical, usable techniques of magic which can be done by anyone, adept or novice, with very powerful results. Included are the secrets of: - Invoking and banishing - Middle Pillar exercises - Consecrating and working with the magical tools - Making and using talismans - Invisibility and transformation - Spiritual development - The formula of the Equinox "Circles of Power" is written in a lucid and entertaining style, revealing previously unknown aspects of the magical rites of the Golden Dawn. You will have a chance to explore dozens of new rituals that have been developed from fragments and core documents of the greatest magical order in the history of the modern Western world. "Circles of Power" actually revitalizes Western ceremonial magic by removing the unnecessary rhetoric and obscure jargon. Everything is plainly and simply explained, and all the information you need to begin working within this magical system is presented in a clear and concise manner. Reading "Circles of Power" is the next best thing to actually joining a Hermetic lodge. Get your copy today.
Circles of Power: Ritual Magic in the Western Tradition
"Circles of Power" by John Michael Greer clears away the outdated clutter that often obscures the power and beauty of Golden Dawn methodology. Using this accessible book, you will be able to feel for yourself the difference those techniques can make in your life. "Circles of Power" takes the Golden Dawn system and, for the first time, removes the links to the lodges. This "Circles of Power" by John Michael Greer clears away the outdated clutter that often obscures the power and beauty of Golden Dawn methodology. Using this accessible book, you will be able to feel for yourself the difference those techniques can make in your life. "Circles of Power" takes the Golden Dawn system and, for the first time, removes the links to the lodges. This makes powerful Golden Dawn methods available for anyone. You will learn the nature of ritual magic and the tools used in this philosophy, science, and spiritual path. Then you will learn practical, usable techniques of magic which can be done by anyone, adept or novice, with very powerful results. Included are the secrets of: - Invoking and banishing - Middle Pillar exercises - Consecrating and working with the magical tools - Making and using talismans - Invisibility and transformation - Spiritual development - The formula of the Equinox "Circles of Power" is written in a lucid and entertaining style, revealing previously unknown aspects of the magical rites of the Golden Dawn. You will have a chance to explore dozens of new rituals that have been developed from fragments and core documents of the greatest magical order in the history of the modern Western world. "Circles of Power" actually revitalizes Western ceremonial magic by removing the unnecessary rhetoric and obscure jargon. Everything is plainly and simply explained, and all the information you need to begin working within this magical system is presented in a clear and concise manner. Reading "Circles of Power" is the next best thing to actually joining a Hermetic lodge. Get your copy today.
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Layo –
This book is an underrated survey of basic magical technique in the Golden Dawn style. For the relative beginner, I like it better than Modern Magick, though it is a bit less engaging. It is dense with information, though a touch dry compared to Greer's later work. This book is an underrated survey of basic magical technique in the Golden Dawn style. For the relative beginner, I like it better than Modern Magick, though it is a bit less engaging. It is dense with information, though a touch dry compared to Greer's later work.
Garrett –
Makes the Golden Dawn system alot more practical for the modern student of the WMT.
LP –
Very good for the beginner. The first part explains the theory behind Magic, and how it works. Thoroughly recommended for anyone also interested in the practice, demystifying aspects that I personally had found difficult to understand at first. The second part gives some practical work that will be of use to complete beginners and those a little way along their own path of Initiation. This book is not too long, but I found myself going back to it for reference time after time. My only criticism Very good for the beginner. The first part explains the theory behind Magic, and how it works. Thoroughly recommended for anyone also interested in the practice, demystifying aspects that I personally had found difficult to understand at first. The second part gives some practical work that will be of use to complete beginners and those a little way along their own path of Initiation. This book is not too long, but I found myself going back to it for reference time after time. My only criticism is that I would have liked to have had even more to read - and that's never a bad thing !
Constantinos Nterziotis –
A Golden Dawn practical manual for the solitary practitioner who wants to establish a more consistent routine and he feels comfortable with the basic teachings of the Golden Dawn as well as basic GD rituals. The book has its weak spots, but it is one of the best, if not the best for the serious practitioner who does not belong or has access to a group. Tough and challenging.
M.A. Stern –
This book provides a solid overview of Hermetic magic. The biggest flaws were the exclusion of some keys to ceremonial magic and overhyping the boon one can get from practicing. Still, it is a solid text.
Edric Unsane –
A detailed and fascinating look at the rituals and beliefs of Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. John Michael Greer knocks it out of the park, once again establishing himself as a go-to author for everything Occult. I highly recommend this book to any who would be interested in magic, it's practice, and the beliefs behind it. A detailed and fascinating look at the rituals and beliefs of Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. John Michael Greer knocks it out of the park, once again establishing himself as a go-to author for everything Occult. I highly recommend this book to any who would be interested in magic, it's practice, and the beliefs behind it.
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