Library of Magi 🎃

"Learn how to be fully present in the ever-changing moment • Explains how to use the oracle for divination, detailing the 64 hexagrams and the esoteric significance of each changing line • Explores key concepts that are culturally embedded in the Chinese understanding of the I Ching to give readers greater confidence in interpreting the oracle’s answers • Teaches readers the way to secure favorable outcomes by properly aligning with each moment of change For millennia people have consulted the I Ching to make sense of life’s challenges. This new translation of the ancient classic teaches readers how to be fully present in the ever-changing moment. With the wisdom of twenty years of contemplation and study, Peter Muller guides readers through the mechanics of using the Oracle. From phrasing one’s questions with intention and integrity to understanding the inner workings of each of the 64 hexagrams, the author reveals his mastery over the secrets of the I Ching. He explores the esoteric significance of each changing line and gives illustrations from daily life to amplify their meanings for our time and for more complete and accurate readings. From his understanding of the unique role of sage wisdom—where knowledge, listening, and contact with the supernatural and heavenly world collide—Muller empowers readers to work through challenges in a constantly fluid state, securing favorable outcomes by properly aligning with each moment of change. This book also explains the concepts that are culturally embedded in the Chinese understanding of this system of guidance, giving readers greater confidence in their interpretation of how the hexagrams respond to their questions. Integrating the I Ching’s lessons will elevate your inner guidance so that, in time, you become capable of sensing the energetic shifts of each moment and can adapt to them effortlessly. When chaos overtakes order, the I Ching serves as a light to illuminate your way."

"The Book of Changes, Troubles, Problems, Lightness, and Calm: The I Ching as Oracle and Teacher" by Peter Muller

🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "Writing with warmth and humor, professional charm caster Tina Hardt takes you on an enchanted journey exploring the hows and whys of assembling casting kits with an affable array of knickknackery that is uniquely personal and dynamic. Long before the advent of the kitchen junk drawer and trinket gumball machines, shamans, healers, and seers would cast and read bones, shells, stones, coins, and nuts. It was held that where and how these pieces landed could reveal great insight into the human condition and our eternal selves. Life’s mysteries were explored and the energetic veil between the living and the dead deferentially parted. With Charm Casting, you can learn how to assemble your pieces, find meaning, and explore your future by casting an oracle made from bits and baubles attuned to your personal energies. Tina Hardt offers a fun-drenched adventure filled with exercises, checklists, charts, and creative activities. Charm casting increases your intuition and psychic abilities—not to mention your star quality! Guidance on life’s desires, including love, family, career, spirituality, and more are explained."

"Charm Casting: Divining with Trinkets, Trifles, Baubles, and Bits" by Tina Hardt

"Imperium in Latin means Power to Command. Grimoirium Imperium is a grimoire that contains powerful conjurations and subjugations of Spirits, Demons and Deities which dwell in all the quarters of the earth, the depths of hell and the heights of the heavens, from one's inner soul to the outer layers of the great beyond. The manuscript said that it was the word of Abd Al-Hazred, who had learned much of the secret art of conjuration from avatars and spirits that he met whilst travelling in the desert. "The book attracts many demons to it, even now they will be watching you, invisible. I urge that you pray that they are gone and banish each time you turn a page, otherwise you may find yourself overcome by them, which would doubtlessly mean madness and death"

"Grimoirium Imperium: The Book of The Old Spirits" by John Dee

The object of this present volume is to serve a three-fold purpose: First, to present an abbreviated, humanized biography of the Man Moses in such form as to make him seem alive rather than a cold, mythical personage out of a fairy tale. Second, there are some who may criticize the title of this book, saying that only the first five Books of the Old Testament belong to Moses; that there were no Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses, nor any additional books by the Great Man. If you have been inclined to this view, Book Two of this volume may give food for thought. The conclusions set forth are NOT my own but the consensus of opinions arrived at independently by many learned students of religion of the Ancient Nation of Israel and of the Old and New Testaments. From this testimony it can be concluded that it is just as accurate to say that Moses wrote ten books as it is to limit him to the authorship of only the first five books of the Old Testament. Third, in Book Three of this volume, which your author has entitled: "The Book of Miscellaney," have been assembled many of the nostrums used in the period under discussion. These are presented so that the reader may have a greater insight into the character of these people; that their everyday habits may be analyzed; that their fundamentally religious instincts may be measured to some degree. Finally, they are presented for comparison with many customs, superstitions, traditions, prayers and nostrums which many readers will recognize as bearing a striking similarity to those which exist and are practiced even today.

Mystery of the Long Lost 8th, 9th and 10th Books of Moses by Henri Gamache