Books like The magical diaries of Aleister Crowley by Aleister Crowley

Peter J. Carroll’s double‑volume work presents core chaos‑magic techniques: *Liber Null* offers practical rituals for conscious practitioners, while *Psychonaut* explores shamanistic group methods.

A definitive guide to the Egyptian tarot, illustrating its structures and symbolism with color plates, widely used by students of the Golden Dawn and practitioners of Western occult traditions.

"Aleister Crowley (1875-1947) was a visionary occultist, a member of the theosophical order of the Golden Dawn. Nicknamed 'The Beast', he was vehemently anti-Christian, and supported the use of drugs and sexual magic as a means to access deeper levels of consciousness. For 100 years his true achievements have been suppressed, his true character deformed and defaced in a campaign of vilification unparalleled in British history. Here is the world's first complete, thoroughly researched biography of Aleister Crowley, demolishing the myths, establishing the facts and telling with verve and style the astonishing and exciting story of his life, including many 'missing years', intrigues, discoveries and adventures - all revealed and explained for the first time. Crowley's grandson has provided exclusive access to crucial information about his family relationships, and there is a compelling account too of his work as a British spy during World Wars I and II."--Publisher's website.