Modern Magick: Twelve Lessons in the High Magickal Arts

Donald Michael Kraig

02.2023 г. · Tantor Media Inc · Чете: Chris Sorensen

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For over two decades, Donald Michael Kraig's Modern Magick has been the world's most popular step-by-step guide to working real magick. Tens of thousands of individuals and groups have used this course as their primary instruction manual. Now, greatly revised and expanded, this set of lessons is more complete and relevant to your life than ever. Written with respect for the student, Modern Magick will safely guide you-even if you know little or nothing-through a progressive series of practical exercises and rituals, complemented by the knowledge, history, insights, and theory you need to become a successful ceremonial magician. Firmly rooted in the Western magickal tradition yet designed to be fully compatible with your contemporary practice, this book will help you attain full mastery of all core topics in magick: the inner mysteries of the Kabalah; the most powerful rituals of magick; how to create and perform your own rituals; true meditation; magickal ethics; astral projection; tools of magick; evocation of spirits; pathworking; Tantra and sex magick; the importance of the Tarot; talismans and amulets; secrets of visualization; alchemy; psychic self-defense; and healing rituals. Ideal for beginning, intermediate, or advanced students, and perfect as a manual for magickal temples, this is a must-listen for every true magician.

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Donald Michael Kraig graduated from UCLA with a degree in philosophy. He also studied public speaking and music on the university level. He later taught courses in the Southern California area on such topics as Kabalah, Tarot, magic, Tantra, and psychic development. He was an initiated Tantric.

Chris Sorensen is a veteran audiobook narrator with over 160 titles to his name. He has received three AudioFile Earphones Awards, and his recording of Sent by Margaret Peterson Haddix was selected as one of the Best Audiobooks of 2010 by AudioFile magazine. He is a member of SAG-AFTRA and the APA.