The Sevenfold Mystery

The Enochian system of magic, received by Dr John Dee and his clairvoyant colleague Edward Kelly in the 16th Century, has fascinated magicians and occultists ever since the Hermetic Order of the… Lue lisää The Enochian system of magic, received by Dr John Dee and his clairvoyant colleague Edward Kelly in the 16th Century, has fascinated magicians and occultists ever since the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn adapted its mysterious Tablets and language to their use. Enochian magic was the force that established the dominion of the British Empire in Elizabethan England. It was used by the Golden Dawn and Aleister Crowley to invoke incredible visions of the Magical Universe, and has been in use by occultists ever since, with frequent tweaking and adaptation. This new book on Enochian magic aligns the system to the Draconian methodology and curriculum of the Apophis Club, marrying the parts of the system to the Seven Heads of the primordial Dragon and creating a powerful engine for Left-Hand Path Initiation in the process. The book is divided into five sections: A clear, precise summary of the core parts of the systemA discussion of the Work of Dee and Kelly, and how the system was first derivedAn overview of other individuals and groups who have Worked with EnochianThe bulk of the book comprises the detailed grimoire of Apophis Club Enochian Initiation, a series of ritual Workings, meditations and challenges which will lead the successful practitioner to the pinnacle of Self and into the heart of the VoidA discussion of the apocryphal Ordines Descendens: Satanic Enochian magicThe author says: "There is tremendous power to be found in this book and the Work it contains and it is my ardent hope that it will be as useful and transformative to others as it has been to me. I make no apologies for sacred cows slaughtered along the way, nor for necessary innovations. This is a book for progressive magicians, not Elizabethan purists. And I really do believe - for reasons that will become apparent - that John Dee would approve of the progress that has been made and that time has not stood still. "