Magic – Natural, Mental, Ceremonial & Divine Magic by Dr A. B. Raleigh

magic, ceremonial magic, occult magic

Magic offers a rare glimpse into American esotericism during the early twentieth century, presenting a broad exploration of magical traditions and the occult understanding of the period.

The work approaches magic through several distinct forms, including Natural, Mental, Ceremonial and Divine Magic, while also considering the traditional distinction between White Magic and Black Magic. Its stated purpose is not simply to examine magical theory, but to explore the mysteries associated with these practices and the means by which an individual might guard against perceived harmful or adverse forces.

For readers interested in magic, ceremonial magic and occult magic, this obscure volume provides an intriguing historical perspective on how magical ideas were presented and interpreted within early twentieth-century American esotericism.

Its broad treatment of magical practice makes it particularly interesting for collectors and researchers exploring the development of Western occult literature and the changing language used to describe magical traditions.

Publisher: Ninaki's Highlights