Grimoire General 11/17/14 (Mon) 04:17:16 No. 9930
Enough of your simple theory books. It is time to bring out actual spell tomes. File related is a grimoire for summoning entities of the judeochristian panteon. This is merely a sample of the great grimoires that exist in the world, but dwell on it and you shall discover many more grimoires. If you already have grimoires, please do post them in this thread.
11/17/14 (Mon) 05:16:54 No. 9935
Time to crank out the real heavy duty magick.
11/17/14 (Mon) 05:27:43 No. 9940
>he still uses grimoirs, babby neophytes first magick books >he doesn't construct spells from scratch with his deep knowledge and understanding of spellwork >he probably just found out about the occult this year >he doesn't realize our books are like 90% practise 10% theory
11/17/14 (Mon) 07:29:52 No. 9978
>>9940 >Doesn't contribute
11/17/14 (Mon) 12:19:34 No. 9997
The Key of Solomon, or "Mafteah Shelomoh, (מפתח שלמה).
11/17/14 (Mon) 13:12:03 No. 9998
>>9935 Wow this is amazing. It's a how-to guide on becoming an initiate to a magical sect, and they practice a magical art that isn't discussed at all on this board.
11/17/14 (Mon) 15:08:07 No. 10002
>>9935 >>9998 I though I was downloading the Grand Grimoire. In any case, very fascinating.
11/17/14 (Mon) 16:09:06 No. 10004
>>10002 I was looking for the grand grimoire on the pirate bay, and found this instead. I believe the title is a play on words considering the content is about dragons and is in itself quite comprehensive
11/17/14 (Mon) 16:16:53 No. 10005
>>10004 I presume this one is quite rare, as I couldn't find it when I searched for it. Then again, it was probably meant to be read by the initiates of that particular sect, so it is no wonder then if the book is not available for "the outsiders".
11/17/14 (Mon) 21:07:50 No. 10029
>>9978 Why should I contribute to this shitty grimoire thread when I've got an entire library of books I've uploaded to /mega/ linked here?
11/17/14 (Mon) 21:24:39 No. 10030
>>10029 Can you link to the thread where you posted that? Can you tell us what the books are about?
11/17/14 (Mon) 21:37:39 No. 10034
>>10030 Yeah it's
11/17/14 (Mon) 21:37:58 No. 10035
11/19/14 (Wed) 19:02:52 No. 10281
>>9935 This book has been very useful, thank you. I was just working my way though the grimore website, not knowing where to start.
11/19/14 (Wed) 20:30:53 No. 10294
>>10281 I looked in that book and didn't find a single thing that is new to me. It's all stuff already contained in the other books and the other books in the /fringe/ mega cover the stuff in that book better and in more detail.
11/20/14 (Thu) 02:25:46 No. 10332
>>9998 Woah. Thanks for the find anons. These guys are Typhonian, and its pretty hard to find stuff.
You might like Andrew D. Chumbley's stuff.
11/20/14 (Thu) 08:24:17 No. 10366
>>9998 >they practice a magical art that isn't discussed at all on this board. Which would be? I bet you it
has been discussed here.
>>10332 Important considerations:
1. Who are the authors and are they mundane?
2. How come there knowledge seems so limited?
3. What are there influences and source material?
Also,
>not having decentralized wizardry >implying GD, IoT, etc. haven't been shit and full of obese and other pathetic-tier magick practitioners
12/17/14 (Wed) 21:50:09 No. 13408
>>10004 The "title" is just what someone changed the file name to. The only "title" it has is Dragon Rouge's "Magical Course 1.0". There are pdfs floating around of their first three degrees. Dragon Rouge is a Swedish LHP magical order.
"Le Dragon Rouge" is also another title of "The Grand Grimoire", which I think is where the confusion you "advanced wizards" are having is coming from.