Aleister Crowley and the Practice of the Magical Diary, Softcover Book

Crowley kept meticulous records of his workings because he understood something most people don't: the magical diary isn't journaling, it's evidence.

This revised and expanded edition, edited by James Wasserman with a foreword by J. Daniel Gunther, collects Aleister Crowley's own writings on the magical diary alongside examples and commentary that place the practice in its proper Thelemic and Western occult context. It's essential reading for anyone serious about ceremonial magick, not as a curiosity or a piece of dark aesthetic theatre, but as a working document. Crowley remains the most influential and most misrepresented figure in modern occultism, and cutting through the noise means going to primary sources. This book helps you do that while also giving you a framework for your own disciplined magical practice. The underground has always known his importance even when the surface world was busy being shocked by him.

Softcover, revised and expanded edition. Suitable for serious students of Western occultism, ceremonial magick, and Thelema.