Aleister Crowley And The Ouija Board
By (Author) Edward J Cornelius
Feral House,U.S.
Feral House,U.S.
17th November 2005
United States
General
Non Fiction
133.9325
172
Width 139mm, Height 216mm
208g
For decades the Parker Brothers' popular board game has been condemened as a devil's gateway to perilous obsessions and spiritual possessions. While these claims recall a special brand of witch-trial era hysteria, author Cornelius defends these accusations as entirely true. Aleister Crowley, the greatest ceremonial magician of the 20th century, advocated the Ouija board's use as an occult tool. This fascinating work combines a history of the Ouija Board, Crowley's writings on this device and practical advice on its proper use.
J. Edward Cornelius is a leading authority on ceremonial magick and has practiced the art for almost 30 years. Raised in Pagan schools from childhood, he later became a member of Aleister Crowley's Ordo Templi Orientis and by 1984 he had become an upper degree member. Cornelius is still the head of one of Crowley's branches of the AA, or Inner Schools. Besides writing numerous articles, pamphlets and running Crowleyan websites, he is best known worldwide for the release of a series of research journals called Red Flame, A Thelemic Reasearch Journal under the name Jerry Cornelius.