The Book of the Moon: Liber Lunae (Source Works of Ceremonial Magic, 7) Paperback – March 8, 2018

This book is rich and informative for those interested in lunar ritual mechanics derived from the Sloane MS 3826, and a must for anyone who has read the Picatrix. I can also attest to the excellent customer service when dealing with Golden Hoard publishing directly. I try to buy all my hardcovers through them, and used Amazon only because they were sold out of this edition in hardcover, and this allowed me to show you what you are missing by pointing to their publishing page directly. Truly remarkable works from the mage of our day, and Don Karr is not so bad either.....invaluable resource to any night practioner.

Finely done. No hocus-pocus. For the serious student of ceremonial magic. I recommend for those who want to have complete magic library, if such a thing can exist. If you are a fan or student of The Picatrix and/or Qabalah this book is a great reference tool.

it is a great reference book thatI would day is a must have.This book is involved and you will probably have to read it a few timesbut it is a great reference book for moon magick.

This is the more affordable Llewellyn Edition of "Liber Lunae." A (for most purposes) identical, but more expensive edition is available through Golden Hoard Press, as is a handsome limited quarter-leather edition.From the website, the three major sections of the book include: The Mansions of the Moon, which describes the operations of the twenty-eight constellations of the lunar zodiac, their magical virtues, and their names; The Hours of the Day and Night, which describes the operations of the twelve hours of the day and the night, their virtues, talismanic images, angels to invoke, and names; and The Figures of the Planets, which describes each planet's magic square, virtue, suffumigation, magical directions, and inscription."