Hi /lit/ recently i have discovered some strange books and i'm

>>9213772
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>>9213854
please eloberate

Stop bumping, retard. This is a slow board.

>>9213880

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nous

>>9213772
stop bumping OP

pick up gnostic texts if you want

>>9213772
Ah, Gustav Moreau. A week or so there was a thread that featured the cover of Huysmanns wonderful book La Bas. Good translations exist. Pick yourself up a copy.

Agrippa's Three Books of Occult Philosophy, Initiation Into Hermetics are two "western occult" intro books I'd suggest.

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>2017
>He doesn't exclusively read the delirious scribbles of his local religious literal nutjob

>>9215943
I started collecting insane christian screeds after i found one impaled on the coat-hook of a public toilet stall at the local shopping mall (i took it to the hairdresser's and they generously sterilized it in their autoclave). after a while they all start to seem the same. it's like christfags have very little imagination.

now.. Lovecraft fans.. heh heh heh...

Did John Dee write?

Las Bas

>>9215943
>what it would look like if Blake only had access to one pencil and a spiral notebook

The Lesser Key of Solomon
The Kybalion
Agrippa's Books on Occultism
Butler-Lytton's "The Coming Race"
Blavatasky's "Isis Unveiled"
Dion Fortune's "Psychic Self-Defense"
Levi's "History of Magic"
Crowley's "Book of Lies" and "Liber 777"
Plato's "Timaeus"
Nag Hammadi Scriptures
The Book of Enoch
Israel Regardie's books

>>9216276
he dictated, and his sidekick Edward "No Ears" Kelley transcribed.

stop bumping OP

>>9213772

Why dont you show us that weird books you discovered instead of behaving like a child.

http://www.sacred-texts.com