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 No.24

What books should I read to learn Chaos magick?

 No.26

> Liber Null and Psychonaut by Peter Carroll

> Oven-Ready Chaos by Phil Hine

> Liber Kaos by Peter Carroll

> The Book of Results by Ray Sherwin

After you've read those, don't read another chaos magic book. Instead, DO chaos magic and record what works and what doesn't.


 No.27

the hardest thing is, I think, to actually get yourself together and start doing stuff.

On the topic of books:

idk 'bout others, but I find it rather pleasing when all the info i have comes together neatly (wanna be a fucking astrophysicist in the future), so I'd recommend reading stuff like Gleick's "Chaos: making a new science" and Freud's introduction to psychoanalysis. The latter is long, but it kind of helps you understand things.

I found this helpful, though it depends really on the worldview one has before learning about magick. I prefer reasonable explanations and systematized knowledge as grounds for belief.


 No.29

>Advanced Magick for Beginners by Alan Chapman

This books is a great introduction to chaos magick.




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