Judith Page

Ken Biles

Invites readers to begin a soul-level transformation and reawaken their own strength, power and divinity by tapping into the undercurrents of Egyptian magick and invoking the deities of ancient Egypt. Original.

Invoking the Egyptian Gods

Jan A. Malique

Let your imagination unfold, glimpse a land shrouded in mystery, and answer the call of the Egyptian gods. This powerful book enables you to make contact with the Egyptian gods and goddesses—and become enlightened through the profound spiritual truths of an ancient land. Combining astral travel techniques with a sensuously reconstructed diorama of ancient Egypt, this book invites you to begin a soul-level initiation and explore the consciousness-awakening tool of inner pathworkings to connect with each deity. Celebrate your nurturing, feminine aspect with Isis; tap into the deep wisdom and strength of Horus; and exult in life's joys with Hathor, patroness of music and dance.

Pathworking with the Egyptian Gods

Let your imagination unfold, glimpse a land shrouded in mystery, and become enlightened through the profound spiritual truths of an ancient land. This dynamic book enables you to work with the Egyptian gods and goddesses—and gain deep insight into your nature while experiencing a full awakening of your consciousness. Pathworking with the Egyptian Gods takes you deep into the Egyptian Mysteries, bringing nineteen major deities to life through guided pathworkings. After a soul-level initiation, you will tour this ancient land through astral travel techniques, commune with the gods, and bear witness to ancient Egypt's history, mythology, daily life, and spiritual practices. Discover the enduring legends behind the deities and connect to their potent energies with rituals, meditations, blessings, consecrations, hymns, and their sacred names. Bring out your nurturing side with Isis Channel the primal spirit of Amun Tap into the deep wisdom and strength of Horus Create a more joyful life with Hathor Discover the paths of Tefnut and Shu, Djehuty, Sobek, and many others Embrace the Egyptian gods with your heart and mind—and discover your true, innermost self.

Delve into the powerful undercurrents of Egyptian magick and be forever changed. This book presents authentic rituals to invoke the gods. Step into their hidden realm, where true gnosis and healing are found. A deeply spiritual experience unfolds as you begin to invoke the deities of ancient Egypt. Discover your true magickal name, create a doorway into other dimensions, receive messages from the Neteru, and become one with the gods once again. —Call upon Isis for boundless love —Invoke the warrior goddess Sekhmet for protection —Summon Nut to unleash your creativity —Reconnect with Hathor, Osiris, and many other gods and goddesses Combining elegant rites with an evocative description of each deity’s myths, this book invites you to begin a soul-level transformation and awaken to your own strength, power, and divinity.

Paul Newman

This is the 2nd issue of Grael, a magazine of magick and mystery, and once more we hope you will enjoy this special edition brought out this time for Imbolc, the festival of returning light. Not only have we a mention of the related Ground hog Day but you can read of mermaids and black mirrors and other strange and wonderful things.Judith amazes us again with her gift for adorning the stark white pages with all manner of decorations, adding extra colour to the already colourful content. Her article on the cairn of Gavrinis, that mysterious mound that continues to baffle scholars, is a fascinating read, as is the investigation into Imbolg or Candlemas that opens this issue. Caroline Wise has also contributed some excellent material, including her personal investigation of Lupa and of Bride, the Imbolc goddess. David de Roeck's 'Granny knows best' has added yet more flavour to our magazine. All the remedies have been tried and tested by Judith. As the light returns to the northern climes we wish you warmth in the cold, and joy in your heart.

Grael Imbolc

There are few figures that stand for mystery in the Abrahamic religions like unto Enoch. Enoch had a fate that no other human had -- God took him to heaven alive -- in his physical body. He had enjoyed an earthly life of 365 years (symbolic of wholeness), and ascended with his humanity (and Desires) intact. He is the only human to withstand the presence of God. That his name means "Initiated One" is a clue. He is not like Adam or Cain or even his son Methuselah. He is "Initiated." He is the archetype of seeking change, and his name is prized in various circles from the Church of Latter Day Saints to the esoteric writing of John Dee. Three apocryphal books are attributed to him, which are the inspiration for this poem. He does four things that make him a model for Initiation: 1. He is a just man -- good to family and community. 2. However he fearlessly pursues knowledge for both power and pleasure 3. He finds that knowledge that he needs to change the outer and inner worlds is the knowledge of how things came into being. In short he learns that the world is not what we see, but a series of relationships begun in primeval times. If you know the root, you can know the fruits. 4. By the act of seeking knowledge he immortalizes and perfects his own being. The legend of Enoch, like that of Prometheus or Odhinn (Odin), will appeal only to certain souls. It will appeal to well-grounded humans that love their fellows, but burn with deep desire to know the real secrets. It will appeal to the brave who will listen to Fallen Angels as well as God -- and we are willing to teach what they have gained. It will appeal to those who wish to make the whole of themselves divine -- not just the shiny bits. His age is a clue to his wholeness. Enoch is the representative of the creative minority that makes civilization for all. He is the patron of Initiation and Initiators. Only a human like unto Enoch -- a seeker, a good human, a brave human and a teacher could write these verses. As such the verses themselves have the effect of Enoch's book. If you belong to this class of beings, read Judith's words. Let them wash over you. Let them inspire you to search, to teach, to seek the secret of the stars. Don Webb Uncle SetNakt's Nightbook

Enoch and the Watchers

Song of Enoch

Summer in the Sussex countryside. Jake Rawlins, a young professional man, is spending his first night in the empty dilapidated house with an overgrown garden he has recently purchased. Disturbed by sounds downstairs he cautiously investigates and finds a frightened girl in the kitchen. A strange elfin-like girl whose speech and dress come directly from the seventeenth century when the land was split between king and parliament... a girl who purports to be an apprentice to the herbalist Nicholas Culpeper... a girl who can talk to things unseen... a girl who will change his life... a girl called Verity Moss.

The Path of Verity Moss

'This book has taken 20 years in the writing... but Set has waited 5,000 years to tell the world his side of the story'. Drawing together from scholarship, religion, art and magic Judith Page and Don Webb have added considerably to the unfolding understanding of the figure of Set. Originally situated in the Egyptian culture the god Set has seemingly torn himself loose, finding an improbable contemporary interest and adherents. Rather than deny any of the attempts to apprehend this re-emergence of Set, Page and Webb have integrated, contextualized it, and most importantly given methods for you to create even greater meaning from this highly variable, mysterious and overpowering god. James Fitzsimmons High Priest of Set "This is an extremely interesting, thought-provoking and inspirational collection of essays and articles on Set by Judith Page, Don Webb and others. Here are diverse approaches to the deity, ranging from the contemplation of historical material through to considerations on meditational and magical working. The collection is profusely illustrated by examples of Judith's striking artwork and many historical diagrams and drawings that convey a wealth of information. A very absorbing and enjoyable read; and one which I would heartily recommend to anyone interested in finding out more about Set." Michael Staley, Starfire Publishing 'Behold, I am creating everything anew' Another landmark in the rise and rise of Egyptian Seth. Both authors are well-known advocates and devotees of this now, not so hidden god, whose influence on the modern occult revival is difficult to ignore. Co-author Don Webb, calls this his 'religious text' and what is on offer is a complete survey of the historical and mythic-field together with extended liturgy and rites, some reconstructed from ancient sources, some created anew. The book is illustrated throughout by Judith Page, who has also re-drawn many famous images or vignettes for the collection, together with informative essays, crucial topics for the mythos. I was particularly struck by Don's admonition that this book is for the hopeful; 'an antinomian stance on a polluted and troubled world' - despite which, a life affirming Seth is at work behind the scenes, creating wealth & reducing poverty Essential stuff. Mogg Morgan author "Phi-Neter: Power of the Egyptian Gods" Black & white Special edition:

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