Enochian Magick Reference Document Back Home Table of Contents Note: Due to their large size, the illustrations for this document are on separate linked pages. Thanks to Scott M. for the scans he provided. The Dee Diaries The systems of magick now known as Enochian magick derive from the work of the Elizabethan scholar Dr. The method employed for these works was fairly standard for the time. Dee made multiple copies of these records. In later years, Dee apparently decided to conceal his magickal records in a hidden compartment of a large cedar chest he possessed. According to Ashmole, about half of the hidden records were mistakenly destroyed by the discoverer’s maid before efforts were made to preserve the rest. The record of these operations is very detailed; so much so that it takes careful study to separate the spiritual "wheat" from the chaff. Chronologically, Dee and Kelly’s work divides into three highly productive periods separated by months in which nothing of particular value was received. Equipment Missing pieces
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occult treasures - Treasures of world occultism. PHILOSOPHICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: The History of the Illuminati by Benjamin Fulford The way Asians view Western history is astounding beyond imagination. We learn that everything we have been taught is a lie. We learn that we are being manipulated and herded like sheep by a secret elite. We learn that we live in a matrix of lies designed to keep us in slavery. The implications are so vast that it is hard to know where to begin. At the very dawn of history humans began farming along the banks of Euphrates river. It was a system of laws combined with a system of mind control. Later a symbol of that god was created: it was an all seeing eye on the top of a pyramid. So, while the Mesopotamian people built on the idea of an almighty God, there also actually existed, behind the scenes, a bearded man on a throne with god-like powers over his people. A special sect of slave drivers was created to control the people on behalf of the god-king. Later the tribe of the god-king invaded Egypt and the Masons added Egyptian slave driving technology to their arsenal.
The Angels of the Heptarchia Mystica The Angels of the Heptarchia Mystica The sigils of the ministers of angels listed here, are important for the sessions, too. Unfortunately we have no detailed informations on how these sigils should be used in the sessions. The only information available was given by the angel Camara on the 17th November 1582: "Moreouer, when thow workest, Thy feete must be placed uppon those tables (The placing of my fete in practise) which thow seest written last comprehending 42 letters, and names. But with Consideration, that the first Character, which is the first of the 7, in thy former boke, be placed uppon the top of the Table, which thow wast, and art, and shalbe commaunded to haue, and use." You can read this information in two ways. The name "Heptarchy" implies that the number seven plays an important role within enochian angel-magic. The seven planetary orbs or spheres are ruled by one angelic king and one angelic prince. the angelic prince is the more active element of the planetary force.
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