THE RITUALS OF THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE GOLDEN ARROW Here are the rituals and magical instructions written by Maria de... More > Naglowska from 1930 through 1936 for her Brotherhood of La Fleche d'Or. Her experiments with sensory deprivation, drug induced ecstasy and sado-magick are well known. Her regular appearances at the coffee houses of Montparnasse regularly drew the surrealists from Andre Breton to Max Ernst. She spent her afternoons in a chapel in Notre Dame Cathedral, meditating on the secret magic of the Third Term of the Trinity which had been divulged to her by masters in the Third Order. In St. Petersburg, Russia; Alexandria, Egypt; and Vatican City in Rome, the Sophiale had been led through a series of initiations. The Order was variously known as The Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor under Max Theon, The Brotherhood of Eulis under P.B. Randolph in Boston and, led by Maria, The Brotherhood of the Golden Arrow in Paris. < Less

This is the Deluxe edition of the secret teachings of Maria de Naglowska, the Sophiale of Montparnasse and the self-styled... More > "Satanic Woman" Maria taught her sex magical doctrines to the symbolist and surrealist artists of 1930's Paris. Her techniques included sensory deprivation, ceremonial magic, sexual intercourse with demons and angels and erotic asphyxia. Please note that this 175 page hard cover book contains approximately 170 illustrations detailing every aspect of Maria's life including Rasputin, The Mariavites, the cafes of Montparnasse, the Surrealists, alchemical diagrams and the magical rituals of the Third Term of the Trinity. Her students included William Seabrook, Michel Leiris, Georges Bataille and her lover, Julius Evola. Robert North is well known to students of the occult for his translation of Paschal Beverly Randolph's Sexual Magic and his original treatment, The New Flesh Palladium. < Less

The "Calendrier Magique" from 1896 Paris is just the wall hanging for an artists' studio in Montparnasse. MacGregor and... More > Moina Mathers may have hung a copy on their wall. Sar Peladan certainly did. If you were in 1896 Paris with a Magical Calendar, you drank Absinthe, took Laudanum and evoked strange demons amid candles and incense. They also held satanic orgies in the catacombs beneath Paris. Do what thou wilt. < Less

Robert North offers the definitive ritual of antinomianism: The Black Mass. Attending a "Black Mass in Paris" became an... More > underground rage from the 1890's to the 1930's. It represented a form of religion based in drugs, sex and art. This was the holy trinity which fueled the "crazy years" in the Montparnasse district of Paris. < Less

Baudelaire's "The Litanies of Satan" is a paean to the Luciferian Lord of Misrule. These litanies were an important addition... More > to many of Les Messes Noirs which were celebrated throughout the city of Paris in the 1890's.

Robert North has illustrated Baudelaire's satanic masterpiece with magical paintings of the symbolists. The manner of producing these "living pictures" is given by Paschal Beverly Randolph in his work, "Sexual Magic". < Less

This is a very evil book. It details the exact methods that have been used, since the Babylonians, to obtain sexual favors... More > and to take psychic revenge. Please don't "fool around" with dolls or sympathetic magic in general.

Beware! And be careful about what you ask for. . .you just might get it. < Less

Here are the magical pentacles of the fabled Abbe Julio along with a short biography of the Gnostic Saint. The designs were... More > used by Levi, Guaita, Peladan, Papus and other occultists of 1890's Paris. < Less

This is the classic work by the mysterious 19th century Adept, Paschal Beverly Randolph. Randolph is credited with being the... More > first overt spokesman in the west for the ancient sexual gnosis, hidden for centuries in many layers of symbolism. He lifted the veil of Isis and taught it to the members of his Brotherhood of Eulis, by means of this book and personal instruction. His teachings were powerful influences on the Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor, the Golden Dawn and the O.T.O.

Previously limited to sixty copies, privately passed to members of his Order, Sexual Magic is his greatest and most revealing work. Sensitively translated by Robert North, this is the most important book of magic in the Abrahamic tradition. The book has been available to the english speaking public for 20 years. Now, Robert North revisits his translation to re-emphasize the importance of this practical manual of Sexual Magic. < Less

Here are the Rituals of the Brotherhood of the Golden Arrow, practiced by Maria de Naglowska in 1930's Paris. Please note... More > that this edition has a few black and white photos but is printed as a reading copy for the text. < Less

This book represents a good summary, in 1918, of the underlying principles of the Rosicrucian tradition of P.B. Randolph,... More > Freeman B. Dowd and Papus. The text also reminds one of Burgoyne's "The Light of Egypt." It includes instruction in sex magic, auras and cosmology. < Less