Magic and the Power of the Goddess:

In this wide-ranging view of magic and ritual, Gareth Knight demonstrates the presence of the Goddess throughout Western esoteric traditions. From Greek myths and the Mysteries of Isis to the emergence of the cult of the Blessed Virgin and seventeenth-century Rosicrucian spiritual alchemy, he shows how the Goddess-the elemental consciousness of Earth-has revealed herself in different times and places.

Gareth Knight has spent a lifetime unearthing and teaching the principles of magic as a spiritual discipline and method of self-realization. He was trained in the esoteric school founded by Dion Fortune and has been actively involved in the Western magical tradition since the early 1960s. He is the author of 30 books, including Tarot and Magic and A Practical Guide to Qabalistic Symbolism. He lives in England.

Preface to the New Edition	p. vii
The Magic Circle Maze Dance	p. 1
Working the Circle	p. 2
Evocation of the Goddess and the Planetary Being	p. 47
Evoking the Goddess	p. 48
Ancient Heroes and the Goddess Powers	p. 51
The Mysteries of Isis Revealed	p. 79
The Trembling of the Veil of Orthodoxy	p. 106
The Lady Venus in Rosicrucian Alchemy	p. 132
The Faery Queen and the Magic Mountain	p. 165
The Initiation of the Earth	p. 190
Index	p. 205
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Magic and the Power of the Goddess: Initiation, Worship, and Ritual in the Western Mystery Tradition

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