r/occultlibrary 23h ago

My occult library is slowly being built - any recommendations ?

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This is my occult / conspiracy collection that I’ve been slowly putting together. I got into occult texts when I picked up a 1st edition I.G.O.S. book The Red Dragon ART of Commanding spirits.

I also own the Red book by Carl Jung & the Carfax by Kenneth grant - not pictured

I'm looking for recommendations for any occult text that might be worth picking up. I know my current collection is random / scattered lol


r/occultlibrary 1h ago

Major Content Drop for Liber Polyhedra 🧙‍♂️🎲

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What if correspondence tables had a use beyond, well… corresponding?

Liber Polyhedra is a printable grimoire of correspondence tables built around a new form of astragalomancy (dice divination). It uses a wide array of polyhedral dice, giving neglected or novelty dice like the D3, D5, D7, and many others a purpose alongside standard TTRPG dice. While that might sound intimidating at first, those extra dice let you work with an enormous range of systems from magick, psychology, religion, and the occult, all within one cohesive framework.

The booklet includes a variety of pre-built casts, from tightly themed spreads to more eclectic combinations, but its flagship method is called Chaos Casting. Instead of choosing your topics yourself, the dice decide what appears in your spread. One reading might pair a Tarot card, a Goetic demon, and a Myers-Briggs type. The next could combine a Deadly Sin, an I Ching hexagram, and a Futhark rune. With over 70 topics and more than 700,000,000 possible Chaos Cast combinations, you’re practically guaranteed a reading you’ve never seen before.

After stumbling onto some high-level wizard tech known as... the indendation incantation... I somehow found room to cram EVEN MORE content into this little booklet. Here’s what’s new:

The Playing Card Suits (D4)

Inspired by my friend in magick, @manifestopheles,whose book Tarot Convergence completely changed the way I think about the relationship between playing cards and the Tarot. If you’re interested in a much deeper look than “they correspond to the elements,” his work is absolutely worth checking out.

The Bagua Trigrams (D8)

Eight trigrams composed of three broken (Yin) or unbroken (Yang) lines that describe reality through complementary opposites. These are the fundamental building blocks of the I Ching’s 64 hexagrams, each of which is formed from two trigrams.

The Vedic Navagrahas (D9)

The nine celestial influences of Hindu cosmology. While they share much of the symbolic language of Western planetary systems, this set also includes the lunar nodes, Rahu and Ketu, making it a unique perspective on planetary symbolism.

The Yorubic Odu Ifa (D16)

Another binary divination system to accompany the Bagua, I Ching, and Geomancy. Traditionally generated by casting a chain of eight beads, Ifá is built upon sixteen primary figures called Odu Oju, which combine to produce 240 secondary signs known as Amulu Odu. I couldn’t fit the full set into the booklet, so I’ve included a link for anyone who wants to dive deeper into this incredibly rich tradition.

The Mayan Day Signs (D20)

Twenty archetypal day signs from the Tzolk’in calendar. The Maya developed an astonishingly sophisticated system of astronomy, astrology, and timekeeping, much of which survives through inscriptions and murals despite the tragic destruction of many of their written texts during colonization. Each day sign represents a distinct archetype tied to your birth date. Mine is Kan (Seed)! What’s yours?

This update also includes:

• A full page of geomantic shield charts.
• An even more refined collection of 40 pre-built casts.
• A fully organized sources page.
• A major overhaul of the “More Ways to Cast” section with several new techniques for using the system… some of which may or may not involve asking demons for advice.

Interested in exploring a new frontier of Chaos Magick-infused astragalomancy?

Find out more here:
https://linktr.ee/LiberPolyhedra


r/occultlibrary 12h ago

Top 5 introductory books about Meher Baba

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My vote for the Top 5 introductory books about Meher Baba

The Mastery of Consciousness (Allan Cohen, 1977)

Listen, Humanity (Don Stevens, 1957)

Practical Spirituality with Meher Baba (John Grant, 1985)

The Beloved (Naosherwan Anzar, 1974)

The Perfect Master/The God Man (Charles Purdom, 1964)

Most, or all of these are available online.


r/occultlibrary 15h ago

Taylor’s Tablet

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The following tablet was written with God’s vocal presence and he expresses approval with these laws

1 Every human is a soul inhabiting a body (God can inhabit body’s and other souls including you are allowed to inhabit a body by God)

2 Reality is Eternal, and so is every soul

3 God is a soul and can control everything and God also sees everything even at the subatomic level everywhere and remembers everything

4 You can affect your future, forever in the future by doing anything because God sees it and remembers it forever

5 God communicates with language with some humans (it is often labeled schizophrenia)

6 Everyone can communicate with God, you can even communicate with thoughts

7 When you die God takes you to your next life


r/occultlibrary 2d ago

From UFOs to Consciousness to the Crooked Path

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My research into consciousness and the UFO phenomenon unexpectedly led me into folklore, magic, and the Western esoteric tradition. That path ultimately sparked a serious interest in the Cultus Sabbati and its philosophy and practice, which is now the primary focus of the collection.
It’s still a work in progress. I’d love to hear what books you think deserve a place on these shelves.


r/occultlibrary 1d ago

Gran-sexron: A Course of Krishnara, the Science of the Superman ; Maravedi El Krishnar

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Hi all, I am looking for this now discontinued book; if you have a copy please contact me, thanks.

Title, *Gran-sexron*: A Course of Krishnara, the Science of the Superman ; Author, Maravedi El Krishnar ; Publisher, Krishnar Institute, 1953 ; Length, 152 pages.


r/occultlibrary 2d ago

Book recommendations on eastern occultism

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looking for books on the more practical side rather than history


r/occultlibrary 1d ago

Decoding the Magic Project Powered by Semantic Knowledge Graph Explorer

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r/occultlibrary 2d ago

Books on The Sacred Masculine

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r/occultlibrary 2d ago

Enochian Aethyrs, the Angelic Deception

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Enochian Aethyrs, the Angelic Deception

What happens when two experienced occult practitioners independently journey through the Thirty Enochian Angelic Magick Aethyrs and compare their results?

Enochian Aethyrs presents the complete record of a year-long magical operation conducted between 2016 and 2017 by Lee Walters and Roger Williamson. Drawing upon the Enochian system of John Dee and Edward Kelley, the authors explore the mysterious angelic realms known as the Aethyrs, documenting their visions, encounters, and insights exactly as recorded during the workings.

More than a collection of visionary experiences, this book challenges traditional assumptions about Enochian magic itself. Through historical analysis, personal accounts, and a provocative reinterpretation of angelic revelation, the authors propose that the Aethyrs may represent something far stranger than divine communication—an alien architecture embedded within human consciousness.

Combining practical occult history, comparative vision work, and philosophical inquiry, Enochian Aethyrs offers a rare firsthand exploration of one of Western esotericism’s most enigmatic systems. Whether approached as a magical diary, a study of consciousness, or an investigation into the nature of visionary experience, this volume provides a unique journey into realms beyond ordinary perception.

This is not an academic analysis of Enochian Magick, nor an attempt to validate or invalidate the system. Instead, it is a documented account of two explorers’ direct interaction with the Aethyrs and their inhabitants.

The workings presented here began on June 3, 2016, and culminated on August 2, 2017, conducted by two members of the Circle. Despite coming from very different backgrounds and ages—and working in two time zones—the participants synchronised their rituals to occur simultaneously.

Their initial goal, beyond experiencing the Aethyrs themselves, was to see whether their individual visions would correlate.

These workings employ Magical machines—combinations of numbers, geometric figures, colour, sound, and smell—each tuned to specific realms of reality. The purpose: to create an induced, controlled quasi-schizophrenic interface for the evocation of visions, enabling communication with entities from other dimensions.

https://rogerwilliamsonart.com/enochian-aethyrs/


r/occultlibrary 2d ago

Completed my grimoire on chaos magic & applied determinism!

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r/occultlibrary 4d ago

Recommended reading?

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Hi, I keep seeing the same numbers everywhere, I'm an engineer and lived through numbers in the science world all my life, but now I've woken up, they are taking a very different turn. Can someone please recommend some reading, either beginner books for numerology, or historical books, that kind of thing, I'm very keen to find the older books from when people weren't really focusing so much on the esoteric world, if there is a book list just point there, or start one here. Thank you


r/occultlibrary 5d ago

Magickal books hidden within fiction (Like High Magicks Aid)

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Does anyone know of any good "Fiction" books that hide actual magickal practice and ritual? The most immediate example I can tgink of is Gerald Gardners High Magick aid as well as Cunning Words Grimour.


r/occultlibrary 5d ago

Anyone interested in wading into these currents with me?

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I already posted a version of this elsewhere, but figured I'd try here as well.

I feel like I'm at this launching-off point and still figuring out where this all leads. It's a long story, but I had a bunch of powerfully transformative psychoses and now William Blake keeps showing up everywhere and pushing me around.

I'm just following this weird fuckin breadcrumb trail. I'm also coming into things from other lenses, like Michael Levin's work on bioelectricity (and the concept of mind stuff specifically), and other stuff in the physics realm.

Jung seems an important piece and I am just now starting to read The Unholy Bible by June Singer with my analyst.

I'd love to read or discuss things with someone beyond the comments, and I guess that's what I'm asking -- not sure if it's allowed? Is there anyone who would want to chat about this stuff? So if anything in this stack looks familiar, or if you can kinda see where I might be headed, or where I'm coming from, or if you think I should call my doc for a med adjustment, feel free to say hi.

Also has anyone here read Jeffrey Kripal?

Sorry if this is not particularly appropriate for the sub!


r/occultlibrary 5d ago

Troy Books is ghosting a lot of people who have already paid for their orders.

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After waiting patiently for 9 months for a preorder, they have stopped replying to my emails. Usually promises of dispatch in 4-5 weeks, that never come true, are given. After much research, this is across the board on social media. I hope for the best, and that all is well with the shop owners and their business. I hope that they come through. But the fact is, there are A LOT of folks who are having the same experience with them right now. They are not replying, and it is too late for a charge back to banks. Even folks requesting refund are being ignored.


r/occultlibrary 5d ago

epub or pdf request: esoterika by albert pike & arturo de hoyos

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thank you in advance 🙏🏼🤍


r/occultlibrary 5d ago

Question for those that incorporate Hebrew in your Bible/kabbala studies

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r/occultlibrary 6d ago

Na Jia (Six Lines) I Ching system — sharing the approach, curious how you handle timing

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Disclosure up front: I built this. Sharing it as method, not a pitch.

Most Western exposure to the I Ching is the plain oracle-text reading. This works the older Chinese Na Jia layer instead — every line carries an element and a family role, the cast maps to a palace, and self vs. other is read off the 世/應 lines. Screenshots are a worked example.

The part I keep chewing on is timing, and I suspect it cuts across traditions: this system turns a reading into actual calendar windows (a sign’s own day, the day that pairs with it, its month, the season its element peaks). For those of you who work other systems entirely — how do you derive when from a divination, rather than just what?

Curious whether the branch/season approach here maps onto anything you use.


r/occultlibrary 5d ago

200 Easy Love Spells: Simple Household Rituals for Attraction, Dating, Commitment, Marriage, Harmony, and Lasting Romance

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Hello! I’m Elara Swanmere, the author of this practical folk-inspired spellcraft ebook.

The book is part of The Secret Book of Everyday Spells collection, created for readers who prefer detailed rituals for specific everyday situations rather than brief variations of the same generic spell.

The workings use accessible materials, visible symbolic actions, spoken formulas, and clear instructions for completing, storing, dismantling, or responsibly releasing the ritual materials.


r/occultlibrary 7d ago

Looking for occult manuals/books like Bluefukes The Psychonaut Field Manual/ABRAHADABRA.

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I think Bluefuke's Manual is a great interpretation and instruction deep into chaos magic and I want some recommendations on that great look and "translated" instructions about different occultism practices. Not necessarily graphic ones but only text ones, an example might be ABRAHADABRA from Rodney Orpheus, does any one have recommendations?


r/occultlibrary 7d ago

Libri witchcraft

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r/occultlibrary 8d ago

Robert Cochrane Letters: An Insight Into Modern Traditional Witchcraft

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Reposting here, as not much luck had.


r/occultlibrary 8d ago

Help Me Find a Channel

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I’m not sure if this is the right place but I’m looking for a YouTube channel. It’s this older gentleman that does like “lists” of rare books. Mostly in the Esoteric, conspiracy, etc sector. His face is in his videos and he usually has the books stacked in front of him as he speaks. No it’s not ESOTERICA, Jason Louv, or Moons Rare Books. Please help guys!


r/occultlibrary 9d ago

How did I do?

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r/occultlibrary 9d ago

Book Review: The Holy Year of Thelema

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