Sacred Magic

All things become possible when you allow God, The supreme spirit, to unleash his supernatural and divine power to manifest your request.

You can have the desires of your heart. Sacred Magic

When the new century rolled over, when Aleister Crowley was working out his arrangement of Magick, the source that he went to for essentials was the arrangement of Abramelin of Egypt. From Abramelin he took his ideas of assurances, sanitizations, inspirations, garbs, and dromena down to explicit subtleties.

This arrangement of Abramelin the Mage is known from a remarkable fifteenth century original copy safeguarded in the Bibliothèque de L’Arsenal in Paris. In it, Abraham of Würzburg, a cabalist and authority of enchantments, portrays a visit that he made of the then edified world, visiting alchemists, performers, and cabalists, assessing their forces and excellencies. This mission is in itself as captivating as the comparative voyages through Gurdjieff.

The high mark of Abraham’s movements was found in a humble community on the banks of the Nile, where he experienced the extraordinary performer Abramelin, whose total framework Abraham immediately sets out exhaustively. This adds up to a total course in stylized sorcery (both white and dark), which the understudy can seek after without anyone else.

Abramelin, whose framework depends generally on Greek theurgy of the Iamblichan sort, however with Jewish additions from the Cabala, discloses the capabilities expected to turn into a performer, sanitizations, and asceticisms to be rehearsed step by step, studies and exercises allowed during this period, determination of spot and time for doing something amazing, hardware required, petitions and recipes, inspiration of good and detestable spirits, instructing spirits to do one’s will, beating insubordinate spirits, and comparative material. Explicit guidelines are presented to foster such powers as perceptiveness, divining metals and prizes, averting underhanded sorcery, recuperating sickness, levitation, transportation, delivering oneself undetectable, making hallucinations and marvelousness, guessing thoughts, putting impulses, working dark enchantment, and a large group of different capacities.

We don’t ensure that Abramelin’s strategies work, nor that the outcomes are alluring, however we offer this as a veritable archaic course in wizardry, one of the most significant books throughout the entire existence of mystery. It is of foremost significance to both the history specialist and the expert.