Books like Modern Magick by Don Kraig

The Golden Dawn is a definitive handbook of Hermetic magic, covering Cabalistic theory, ritual practice, and tools for developing spiritual power within the framework of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.

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.

Israel Regardie’s classic work on alchemical texts, updated with modern Hebrew transliterations, annotations, and new articles that connect 17th‑century alchemy to contemporary Golden Dawn practice.

A practical Golden Dawn manual that advances beyond basic rituals to explore advanced magic such as telesmatic images, flashing tablets, etheric shapeshifting, and the Equinox Formula.

A comprehensive study of the Middle Pillar exercise, a foundational ritual of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, expanded with modern insights, new techniques, and cross-cultural variations.

The proper working of ritual is at the heart of the Western magical tradition. This book shows exactly how ceremonial techniques can be used to concentrate and harness the enormous psychic and spiritual potential of human consciousness. Dr. Regardie’s detailed analysis and description of key rituals are based on his own considerable experience and his knowledge of Golden Dawn techniques. In addition to providing practical instructions on robes, ritual equipment and decor, he also links current occult practice to broader historical precedents.

A curated anthology of Aleister Crowley's key writings, annotated by Scott Michaelsen, that brings the mystic’s complex theories of Qabalah, magic, yoga, and occult practice into clearer focus for both newcomers and seasoned students.

A systematic exploration of occult phenomena, from ESP to Eastern rituals, that correlates parapsychological practices with the natural laws governing the universe.

The Complete Magician's Tables is an expanded, 4‑times richer collection of mystical correspondences, covering pagan pantheons, Kabbalah, astrology, tarot, I Ching, angels, demons, herbs, perfumes, and more.

A concise guide to 32 Qabalistic pathworkings, each paired with symbolic insight and practical visualization techniques rooted in the Tree of Life.

A complete magical system based on the classical legends of ancient Greece.

From the routines of daily life to ceremonial magic, "Hope examines the birth, growth, history and heritage of the rite, and its influence on cultural development over the centuries".

This interesting book explores geography, possible location, history and occult practices of famous lost city Atlantis with enough instructions for practical application how to use this unique system of magic. See contents.

Discusses the usefulness of music for meditation, looks at connections with the Kabbalah, the Tarot, astrology, yoga, and ancient Egyptian cosmology, and suggests directions in the search for higher consciousness. Nevill Drury (born 1947) is an editor and publisher, as well as author of many books such as The New Age: The History of a Movement,Stealing Fire from Heaven: The Rise of Modern Western Magic,Merlin's Book of Magick and Enchantment,Magic and Witchcraft: From Shamanism to the Technopagans,The Shaman's Quest: Journeys in an Ancient Spiritual Practice,The Occult: A Sourcebook of Esoteric Wisdom,The Illustrated Dictionary of Natural Health, etc. He wrote in the Foreword to this 1985 book, "This book is essentially about music, cosmology and meditation. I am sure there will be some purists who will take exception to some of the blendings of mysticism and music that are suggested here, but I do hope that there are also readers who believe, as I do, that spiritual frameworks which are truly vibrant are themselves capable of transformation... My approach has been to present background material on several major esoteric traditions alongside an account of trance and meditation music and the various techniques of activating the creative imagination."

Explore diverse cultural magick techniques from Zulu herbal medicine, Polynesian ovens, Germanic fertility dances, and more, with practical guidance for contemporary practice.

Peter Harper's *The Art and Science of Magick* examines magical rituals through a scientific lens, outlining a systematic approach to magic grounded in occult theory and parapsychological research.

Explore ancient magic traditions through a modern lens, blending Wiccan rituals, astrological insights, and alchemical principles to support seekers of body, mind, and spirit.