The term Ceremonial Magick is normally used to refer to the practices which have become established as a corpus of magical techniques since the late nineteenth century. Such techniques, which often draw on earlier systems such as the Qabalah, Hermeticism and Greco-Egyptian magic, form the basis of most modern magical traditions such as the Golden Dawn, Thelema, Ogdoadic, and others which describe themselves as Western Mystery Traditions.
This section contains works pertaining to the practice of modern ceremonial magick:
