Enochian Magick Esoteric and Occult
Enochian Magick Esoteric and Occult
Enochian
Enochian Magick is a system of magick that sprang from a series of skrying sessions or “Spirit Actions” conducted by two Englishmen, Dr. John Dee and Sir Edward Kelley, in the decade of the 1580s aera vulgari. Over the course of these sessions a number of angels, communicating by sight and sound with Edward Kelley, revealed a system of classification of the universe based on figurative, mathematical and linguistic lines. Implicit in this is a system of magickal attainment.
Although Dee and Kelley apparently never fully explored the possibilities of the practical side of this magick, in later times the manuscript and printed records have been interpreted and used in many ways, most notably by S.L. MacGregor Mathers as part of the system of initiation of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, and by Aleister Crowley and the A.’.A.’.
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- Dee and Kelley's peregrination at the behest of the angels is here detailed.
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- An brief essay on the correspondences of the Great Table.
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- Papers on Enochian magick by Josh Norton, aka Benjamin Rowe.
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- Analytical work on the properties of the Angelic language.
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- Information about a revised system of Enochian magick that has been somewhat simplified and changed from the original system delivered to Dee and Kelley.
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- Lists numerous sites with information on the Enochia and related topics.
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- Information on basic Enochian Magick, including rituals, angels, and the Great Table.
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- The Enochian Keys transcribed using the alternative phonetic system of the Golden Dawn, and with the English translations.
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- An introductory bibliography of John Dee's Enochian and diary manuscripts, and also a transcript of Elias Ashmole's catalogue of Dee's manuscripts.
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- An internet edition of Meric Casaubon's 1659 transcription of Dee and Kelley's Enochian Spirit Actions, from Cotton Appendix MS. XLVI. It may be viewed as text or images.
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- Contains various notes on the Enochia, and a personal record of some catastrophic Enochian workings.
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- A detailed account of the Thirty Ayres as scried by Aleister Crowley, including an account of the Master of the Temple.
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- A variety of graphics, texts, rituals and links covering several areas of the Enochia.
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- Illustrations of some Enochian Tablets.
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- Highlights a few aspects of the Golden Dawn Enochian system, and includes an article on Enochian Shamanism.
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- An Enochian gematria calculator which uses attributions based on those of Aleister Crowley.
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- A collection of documents spanning ten years of personal Enochian workings.
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- A collection of e-list discussions on Enochian magick.
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- A selection of individual Enochian articles, essays, rituals and transcripts from diverse sources.
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- Contains several accounts of personal scrying sessions, some basic rituals and summary reference material on the alphabet and the 30 Ayres.
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- Essays and rituals on the Enochia, as well as an illustrated transcription of "Five Books of the Mysteries" by the Center for Enochian Studies.
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- An illustrated essay on Enochian magick.
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- Detailed descriptions of personal Enochian workings, including imaginative new Calls and Tables, explanatory essays and related rituals based on individual interpretation rather than on Dee & Kelley's system.
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- A personal interpretation of the Golden Dawn form of Enochian Magick, with basic texts and illustrations as well as some original rituals.
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- Contains two Enochian rituals: Angelmas, a development of the Christian Mass using Enochian source material; and the Ritual of the Emerald Throne, which is based upon aspects of the 15th Ayre.
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- Contains transcriptions of the first three "Books of the Mysteries" (Adobe Acrobat Reader required) and an image of the Sigillum Dei.
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- A brief discourse upon certain aspects of the study and practice of Enochian magick.
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- A brief abstract of the symbolic representation of the universe derived by Doctor John Dee through the skrying of Sir Edward Kelley.
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- Describes the Great Table and gives brief biographical information on John Dee and Edward Kelley.
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- A cross-referenced dictionary of the Enochian language, based upon the Calls, Crowley’s workings and Laycock's Dictionary, as well as words from the various tablets and figures of the Enochian system.
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- Essays, rituals and notes on the Enochia, as well as a version of the Enochian Calls with interlinear translations.
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- Rituals and reference material pertaining principally to the elemental hierarchies of the Enochia.
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- Digital scans of the principal Enochian manuscripts, Casaubon's "True and Faithful Relation" and other materials.
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