Learn how you can deal constructively with the forces of darkness through a step-by-step technique to convert negative energies into positive spiritual light. This book contains an updated, practical version of the medieval ritual of Abra-Melin.
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William G. Gray was born in Harrow, Middlesex, United Kingdom. His mother was an astrologer and psychic consultant. He comes from a long line of churchmen, with his heritage extending back to Archbishop Walter de Gray of York, one of the founders of its famous Minster.
He received much of his early training in the Western Inner Tradition from an associate of Papus. This individual was a Qabbalistic Rosicrucian, and Gray believes that his writings were profoundly influenced by this person's teachings.
He received much of his early training in the Western Inner Tradition from an associate of Papus. This individual was a Qabbalistic Rosicrucian, and Gray believes that his writings were profoundly influenced by this person's teachings.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Useful if kept in perspective,
By Trent Brown (Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Between Good & Evil: Polarities of Power (Llewellyn's New World Magic Series) (Paperback)
Casting my personal opinions on the subject matter of this work aside, I can still say this much: "Between Good and Evil" is a book containing several half-truths and unorthedox viewpoints, that may be deceiving to someone who knows little about the topics in question. William Grey has some rather vindictive things to say about several groups, particularly Satanists, and notably Kaos Magicians, that really push the boundaries of honesty. For this reason I advise the reader to be skeptical with this book - look things up, confirm, validate, etc.
3.0 out of 5 stars
Difficult but interesting,
By Freysson "freysson" (McDonough, Ga USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Between Good & Evil: Polarities of Power (Llewellyn's New World Magic Series) (Paperback)
Grey has a difficult style typical of his time period and texts of the early 20th century. It makes this book very hard to wade through, esp. when added to his repitious style. Still, this gives an alternative understanding of the rite of Abrimalin, and thus of the work of this ritual on the human condition. This also gives insights into the purpose of evocation in a theurgical tradition. Not a book for dabblers or brousers, but for a serious student may be worth the work
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