Egyptian Magic

A very good book but not as practical as I wcould have liked. A little too technical for my taste but a workable system.

Very good book. No nonsense . But truths of the eternal variety. Though there’s room for error and speculation. After all words are only approximations.

Although now somewhat out-of-date, Florence Farr's turn-of-the-century overview of Egyptian magical techniques is still an engaging and readable summary of techniques ranging from early pharonic era records to the aeonist rites of the later coptic gnostics. It's actually quite helpful as a cross-reference source for dealing with later, more specialized works focusing on some narrower field, which often forget that Egypt was a great crossroads, that borrowed heavily from outside traditions, and was in turn heavily borrowed from.

Great Book

This is a great work on magic by one of the most amazing women of the fin de seicle. It is clear, direct and rich in information and insight.

This little book gives an introduction and a description of the Ancient Egyptians conception of magic.

Fascinating

Great read, although I feel it left me with so many questions, I must continue and read more in relation to Gnosticism and the Egyptian occult, but it definitely got me interested for more.