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Witches, pagans, Goddess worshippers and Qab alists will find interest in this guide to spiritual develop ment in the Wiccan Tradition. This complete system of Qabali stic Witchcraft has explanations, illustrations and appendix es for easier learning. '
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B. Stewart Myers, who also wrote extensively under the name Ócháni Lele, was another first for me in terms of uniting Witchcraft and Hermetic Qabalah in a meaningful and practical way encouraging deep experience and personal revelation. I’d soon be led to the classics of The Witches Qabala by Ellen Cannon Reed and Modern Magick by Donald Michael Kraig, but this was the one that got me out of the armchair and doing things with the Tree of Life as a Witch. I had the opportunity to meet him in 2013 and had a delightful time, not realizing until much…
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