Those who take an interest in Solomonic and grimoire occultism face a rather unique dilemma. Anyone who undertakes a specific path/tradition—such as the Golden Dawn, Thelema, and even Wicca—generally has their work cut out for them. Literally. Someone before them has taken the time to design an entire course of work and study for the new student to follow. You will read this text and that one, you will perform these rituals and meditations, and you will pass this test before moving on to the next stage—there really isn’t any room for confusion on that point. This, however, is not the case for the student hoping to learn the ways of Solomon or Enoch.  Which grimoire should you use? It even possible to use a single text? In this blog post from Llewellyn's Magick Blog, author Aaron Leitch delves into the topic. 

by Lo Scarabeo


Designed by artist Andrea Aste to look like it was created during the era of the master alchemists, the Lost Code of Tarot is full of allegorical images and esoteric languages. Inspired by the codes of Leonardo da Vinci, this deck is reminiscent of a time when science and magic were fused together and a place where wisdom emerges from the space between the lines.

The Philosopher’s Stone Tarot Spread

The Invention or Discovery of Enochian

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