Calling all seekers, scholars, and practitioners of the esoteric arts and occult sciences. You are amicably invited to join a book discussion group, focused on exploring all paths numinous and eldritch. There are many lifetimes worth of study to be had in occult literature. The hope is that by reading as a group, we may extract more understanding from these texts, than by wandering alone in the dark. Alt-religion, rebel science, forgotten history, mad art, astrology, alchemy, magic, herbalism, wellness, parapsychology, paranormal happenings, hermeticism, paganism, witches’ craft, and things far stranger, are all potential topics. Bring the book, a keen mind, and a curious heart. See you there………

  • Weekly meetings, with shorter readings, to foster deeper discussion.
  • Free and open to all.
  • 6:30pm Mondays, up-stairs at the Bozeman Co-op.
  • Times, locations, and readings subject to change, please see our website, facebook group, and email newsletter for updates.

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Starting March 2025

The Doctrine and Ritual of High Magic

A New Translation

Éliphas Lévi, John Michael Greer (Translation), Mark Mikituk (Translation)

Filling a huge gap in our spiritual culture, here--at last--is a comprehensive and elegant translation of the 1854 French masterwork of occult philosophy.

The Doctrine and Ritual of High Magic reignited the esoteric spiritual search in the West and led to the emergence of Madame Blavatsky, Manly P. Hall, and the New Age revolution.

Lévi's study of magic is an absolute must for every seeker in occult, esoteric, and druidic realms; but this need has been frustrated by dated and inaccurate translations--until now. Greer, a respected occult scholar, and Mikituk, a masterful translator, collaborate to restore this landmark work--complete with its original illustrations and symbols--to the center of the alternative spiritual canon.

 

Éliphas Lévi is the pen-name of Abbé Alphonse Louis Constant, a Roman Catholic priest and magician. His later writings on the Tarot and occult topics were a great influence on the Spiritualist and Hermetic movements of fin de siècle England and France, especially on such members of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn as Arthur Edward Waite and Aleister Crowley.