Enter into the mystery of the Qabalah by a direct inner journey, discovering for yourself the Divine realms of Being and Becoming. Magic of Qabalah presents the Tree of Life in a way that resonates with the modern seeker―not as a static, arcane system that is only to be studied and pondered, but as a living structure that allows experience of and interaction with the primal forces of Creation. Sphere by Sphere and Path by Path, you will climb the branches and taste the fruit of the Tree of Life. Myths and symbols, energies and entities are revealed as living beings that form the body of the universe of which you are a part―and of which you can partake as you remake your world in the image of your will. This book includes: ·Specific guidance for connecting with the Tree of Life ·The qualities, symbols, and purposes of each Sphere and Path ·Guided visualizations for internalizing Qabalistic energies ·Explorations of traditional and contemporary applications ·The connection with the Tarot ·"A Qabalistic Tale:" a story based on Tree of Life symbols ·Chapter-by-chapter journeys into each of the ten Spheres

Magic of Qabalah: Visions of the Tree of Life

Religion & Spirituality

Trobe, Kala

Judaism

Llewellyn Publications

Explore the power of male archetypes by calling upon the energies of specific godforms. This guidebook and companion volume to Invoke the Goddess shows you how to activate a positive and powerful connection to fifteen gods from three different pantheons―Hindu, Greek, and Egyptian―with ritualized meditations and visualizations. ·To increase initiative-elicit the dynamic energy of Hermes ·For greater power-invoke the might of Zeus ·For career success-seek the business savvy of Ganesh ·For magickal prowess-call upon the prophetic wisdom of Thoth The gods live in our very midst, inside as well as outside of our own psyches. Invoke the Gods presents the history, lore, and instruction you need to incorporate their archetypal powers into your life.

Invoke the Gods: Exploring the Power of Male Archetypes

New Age & Spirituality

The Witch's Guide to Life is brimming with practical advice for every modern, magickally minded person. Author Kala Trobe explores what it really means to practice Witchcraft, including how to implement a positive metaphysical philosophy as an aid to overcoming life's many challenges―or at least facing them with courage. Covering mind, body, and spirit in its three extensive parts, The Witch's Guide to Life is an indispensable magickal reference book for novice and adept alike. Wiccan ethics, the difference between a Wiccan and a non-Wiccan Witch, love, sex, mood swings, eating disorders, suicidal impulses, and the use of drugs are amongst the issues discussed in the first part of the book, along with wider subjects such as the witch's role in global crisis. Part two explores the history, folklore, and mystical systems relevant to witchcraft as we know it today, including chakras, the Qabalah of the Western Mystery Tradition, and Tarot. The lives of eminent historical and contemporary occultists are outlined, and the image of the witch as reflected in art, literature, and the media is explored as an indication of the changing attitude of the general public to the arts magickal. In part three you'll find the practical how-to of witchcraft and magick, with comprehensive sections on a witch's working tools, when to cast what, and magickal techniques and spell-casting. Also included are recipes to make every sabbat a tasty as well as magickal experience, tips on psychic self-protection, and advice for coping with adversity. The power inherent in every witch shines forth in this guide to magickal living in the modern world.

The Witch's Guide to Life

Step inside Malynowsky's Central, a nearly-two-hundred-year-old bookstore teeming with tomes on magick and esoteric lore. Maybe you recognize the young woman sitting in the shop window reading Tarot for customers. That's Kala, who brought us inside a fascinating otherworld of true magick and myth at The Magick Bookshop in Oxford. Kala continues her urban forays into Qabalah, Witchcraft, and the occult at this not-so-ordinary bookshop on the gritty West End streets of modern-day London. These seven vivid tales are filled with metaphysical happenings and unforgettable characters-including Sam, the sexually-frustrated art student with a heartbreaking past; Shahlia, the Kurdish mother on the run from an abusive husband; and the wise shop owner Mr. Malynowsky, who helps Kala break free from an unhealthy downward spiral that threatens everything dear to her. Winner of the 2006 COVR Award for Visionary Fiction

Magick in the West End: Stories of the Occult

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Bring more love, peace, healing, and personal empowerment into your life by working with the Hindu, Greek, and Egyptian goddesses. Looking for love? Aphrodite will assist you. Need a magickal boost? Isis will show you the way. Lacking inspiration? Sarasvati will set your creativity flying. Invoke the Goddess explores the symbolism of fifteen female manifestations of the Divine and offers guided visualizations that will show you how to connect with the Goddess's power. You'll also discover a thorough guide to cleansing your chakras, preparing ritual colored baths of solarized water, and the basics of a healthful and magickal diet and exercise plan. This remarkable book makes it easy to find the perfect deity you need for enhancing your life and relationship with the Goddess. (Previously sold as ISBN 9781567184310.)

Invoke the Goddess: Connecting to the Hindu, Greek & Egyptian Deities

Would you like to experience the power and wisdom of the priestess that lies within all women? If so, this powerful and inspirational book can guide you in discovering: • Which priestess archetype you are—the Wild Woman, the Peacekeeper, the Sorceress, or the Crone • The history of priestess-craft, both ancient and modern • The role of the priestess in the modern-day world • How to be a priestess while working 8𔃃. Full of sumptuous techniques for enhancing and channeling priestess energy, meditations, creative visualizations, magical rituals, and physical exercises, this book is essential reading for all priestesses, potential or actual.

How to Find Your Inner Priestess

Self-Help

Personal Transformation

HAY HOUSE *

Discover the power of Hindu, Greek and Egyptian goddesses to bring you love, peace, healing, and personal power, in Invoke the Goddess by Kala Trobe The Goddess has already given you the innate capacity to heal yourself. She can be your ally on your personal healing journey as you manifest those abilities. Invoke the Goddess explores the symbolism of 15 Hindu, Egyptian, and Greek manifestations of the Divine, and offers you guided visualizations that will show you how to avail yourself of Her power: ·Looking for love? Aphrodite will assist you ·Need a magickal boost? Isis will show you the way ·Want to make amends with others or yourself? Nephthys will help ·Lacking in Inspiration? Sarasvati will set your creativity flying The key to working with these deities is the use of specialized, in-depth visualizations described in Invoke the Goddess. To help you get the most from these powerful visualizations, this book contains a thorough guide to cleansing your chakras, preparing ritual colored baths of solarized water, and the basics of a healthful and magickal diet and exercise plan. From India, you will learn to work closely with Sarasvati, Durga, Kali, Laksmi, and Radha. Goddesses you will work with from the Egyptian pantheon are Isis, Nephthys, Hathor, Maat, and Sekhmet. The Greek goddesses you will invoke include Artemis, Persephone, Hecate, Aphrodite, and Iris. The visualizations will help you attune with one or more of these deities closer than ever before. No matter what reason you have for needing the inspiration of the Goddess, you can find the one who offers you exactly the aspect of the Divine you need, when you get Invoke the Goddess.

Invoke the Goddess: Visualizations of Hindu, Greek & Egyptian Deities

New Updated Edition, August 2019: Please check dates on reviews as many are for much smaller 2005 collection. This new Trilogy contains twenty-four 'occult' short-stories, ten previously unpublished, intended to both inform and entertain. Guided by Qabalist Mr Malynowsky and set primarily in three English antiquarian bookshops: in Oxford, London's West End, and Faebridge in Somerset, spiritual explanations gradually emerge of issues such as anorexia, addiction, OCD, bereavement, gender and even species dysphoria. How intimately are psychology and Magick interlinked? Can a spell, or a ritual, remedy such afflictions of mind, body and spirit? Mr Malynowsky believes that the foundation of such Dark Nights of the Soul can be identified using psychic perception, and that healing may be facilitated by both practical and 'esoteric' means. He understands the value of Myth as psychospiritual map, and in his realm, much becomes archetypal: yet never quite typical. And with his trusted crew of quirky assistants, he intends to weave his restorative magick where it is most needed. These not-so-tall tales are woven throughout with themes such as Tarot, mythology, poetry, art and literature, Spirit-contact, the work of notable initiates such as Dion Fortune and Eliphas Levi, and of course Qabalah. These occult short-stories are accounts of the Divine working within the apparently mundane, of the transcendent nature of Spirit, and of its ultimate ability to overcome anything.

The Magick Bookshop Trilogy: Stories of the Occult

Genre Fiction

Parashakti Press

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