Thoth Crowley Book

TemperanceAngel

• #1

Aaahhh yes, good ol' Mr.Crowley.....
Should I get this book?
How do you rate it?
Thanks for response(s) in advance
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poivre

• #2

yes lol I'm thinking about the cream coloured book, we'll need it.

Actually I don't know one from the other so I'll be watching your replys. All I know that when I looked at the books one was cream colour & I'm debating whether to pick it up also or just start with the threads on here about Thoth.

 

Alta

• #3

Lon Milo DuQuette's book on the Crowley Thoth is excellent. He is well versed in the same magic and traditions that Crowley followed and he writes well. He is a magician and has written several very good books, including one on Thelemic magic.

 

TemperanceAngel

• #4

Thank you, Marion, I will check it out XTAX

 

jmd

• #5

As in another thread you mention getting the deck, I would also personally suggest that, irrespective as to whether you also obtain others, Crowley's own book be obtained...

 

TemperanceAngel

• #6

Are there two Crowley books, or am I just confused
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jmd

• #7

... there are more than two.

I would first suggest

• The Book of Thoth

 

TemperanceAngel

• #8

jmd said:

... there are more than two.

I would first suggest

• The Book of Thoth

Click to expand...

*phew*

That's the one I mean!!!

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Ganymede

• #9

I found Crowley's own work The Book Of Thoth to be quite difficult to grasp. Ofcourse, I do not mean that it is difficult to hold it... but rather to understand. Crowley has an annoying habit of making everything sound so dramatic and complex. Yes, the Thoth is a complex deck, but I would advise an easier book for the beginner.

Yours

Ganymede