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The Art of Occultism; Gabriyell Sarom
#Occult #Sorcery #Gnosis

Sarom provides within this work a cleverly brief exploration of the Occult's "Inner Science" of alchemical apotheosis; The Magnum Opus, in this text, is presented as a sort of Oneness with "God", or rather, the Prima Materia, and the book is roughly divided between two parts;

The first presents a number of occult ruminations for the initiate to expand their thinking on while the second half provides a chain of practices similar to the degrees of Masonry or Hermeticism; In any case, this book does well to quickly but thoroughly probe the Inner Science while also noticing its distinction from practical sorcery.

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The Book of Lies; Richard Metzger
#Occult #Sorcery #Gnosis

The namesake of a book of Crowley's making, this collection of Essays declares itself an "Alchemical formula to rip a hole in the fabric of reality." This is a hefty primer in magic, occult pursuits, and etc.. It has forced me repeatedly to stop and digest when I had wished to eagerly leap through and consume the information to be pissed out of my memory later. A must read for readers of all levels of spiritual pursuit.

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The Unique and its Property; Max Stirner.
#Politics #Anarchy #Egobook

'The Unique and its Property', often shortened to the "Ego Book" a la Kropotkin's "Bread Book". Within it, Stirner establishes a universal, radically individualist ethics for a post-left Anarchist - including a humorous crucifixion of Marx's work, an excellent breakdown of power dynamics that has found application from gender to insurrectionary theories, etc. etc.

The mindset prescribed by Stirner is that of one who lives in a state of romance with all the world, empowered to impose themselves upon it as they see fit.