Gnostic Magick
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| Rating | : | 4.52 (852 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00NC2GH28 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 589 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"A great work in a short lesson" according to Brian Warner. Anousen Leonte has a really well done formula, which is used in his/her lessons/books. The formula pulls from some Chaos Magick, along with the author's own feelings and experiences. In this particular lesson the use of Gnostic Intelligences are utilized. this fascinated me and really inspired me more than many other mystical/magickal works. I guess something in this path really pulls to my own interests on a very deep level.Here, Anousen gives a brief description of a sigil technique they detail in another work. This is enough however to get going with Gnostic evocation. For the most part this is really Gnostic Ev. J. Pace said Three Stars. Not very informative
An experimental grimoire, utilizing the Spirits (Aeons) of the Valentinian Gnostic pantheon.Table of contents:IntroductionEvoking the Gnostic SpiritsAscensionThe Method of EvocationAeons 1-2: Bythus and EnnoeaAeons 3-4: Nous and Aletheia Aeons 5-6: Logos and Zoe Aeons 7-8: Anthropos and EcclesiaAeons 9-10: Bythius and MixisAeons 11-12: Ageratos and HenosisAeons 13-14: Autophyes and HedoneAeons 15-16: Acinetos and Syncrasis Aeons 17-18: Monogenes and Macaria Aeons 19-20: Paracletus and PistisAeons 21-22: Patricos and Elpis Aeons 23-24: Metricos and Agape Aeons 25-26: Ainos and SynesisAeons 27-28: Ecclesiasticus and MacariotesAeons 29-30: Theletos and SophiaHoros/StaurosChrist and Pneuma HagiosConclusion