Practical Qabalah Magick: Working the Magic of the Practical Qabalah and the Tree of Life in the Western Esoteric Tradition

by David Rankine, Sorita d'Este

This book unites the most effective Qabalistic practices created by the great Qabalists of the past with techniques developed by the authors drawing on their own research, and inspired by the rich heritage of the Western Mystery Tradition. Using the practices contained within this book to explore the beautiful and insightful philosophies of the Qabalah, you can journey through the Four Worlds. Practical Qabalah Magick provides the tools to grow with the magick of the Tree of Life and enhance your spiritual, mental, emotional and material lives.

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“The Qabalah gives understanding and wisdom through knowledge, strength and mercy through beauty, and a foundation of victory and splendour, crowning the seeker within their own kingdom and raising them to the heights of their own genius.”

The Qabalah is a uniquely lucid and practical path of magical practice and spiritual philosophy. The essence of this ancient wisdom is a spectrum of simple and effective techniques for transforming yourself and your life. Qabalistic practices focus around the glyph called the Tree of Life which weaves together the magick and symbolism of the four elements, the seven classical planets, and the zodiac into a single perfect whole.

In Practical Qabalah Magick, the most effective Qabalistic practices created by the great Qabalists of the past are united in one place with techniques developed by the authors drawing on their own research, and inspired by the rich heritage of the Western Mystery Tradition.

The wealth of techniques within this unique and ground-breaking work include how to use your voice to project your intent through the Vibratory Formula and so effectively draw on the power of the Divine Names and other words of power, Unification of the Divine Names to rise up the Tree of Life, the power of effective prayer and how to develop the power of prophecy (Ruach HaQadosh), the temples of the Sephiroth, working with the archangels and angels (including the zodiacal archangels), the powers of the 22 Paths and how to use them, how to draw on the 231 Gates; the Lightning Flash exercise, a new Qabalistic method for consecrating talismans and the Kerubic Prayer Formula, being made publicly available for the first time.

Using the practices contained within this book to explore the beautiful and insightful philosophies of the Qabalah, you may journey through all of the Four Worlds. Practical Qabalah Magick provides the tools to grow with the magick of the Tree of Life and enhance your spiritual, mental, emotional and material lives.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

QABALAH MAGICK
TABLE OF INTENTIONS
THE SEPHIROTH
KETHER (KTHR)
CHOKMAH (CHKMH)
BINAH (BINH)
DAATH (DAATH)
CHESED (CHSD)
GEBURAH (GBVRH)
TIPHERETH (TPHARTH)
NETZACH (NTZCH)
HOD (HVD)
YESOD (ISVD)
MALKUTH (MLKVTH)
CONNECTIONS
THE PATHS
CONTEMPLATIONS
THE VIBRATORY FORMULA
THE DIVINE NAMES
UNIFICATION OF THE DIVINE NAMES
THE ARCHANGELS
THE ANGELS
THE HEAVENS
MAGICK THROUGH THE WORLDS
TALISMANIC MAGICK
POLARITY WORK
TEMPLES OF THE SEPHIROTH
THE LIGHTNING FLASH EXERCISE
QABALAH IN DAILY LIFE
THE 231 GATES
THE POWER OF PRAYER
KERUBIC PRAYER FORMULA
RUACH HAQADOSH
DEITIES OF THE SEPHIROTH
REINCARNATION & THE QABALAH
ATTRIBUTIONS OF THE PATHS
PLANETARY HOURS
INCENSE
GEMATRIA
THE TAROT AND THE TREE OF LIFE
THE HEBREW ALPHABET
BIBLIOGRAPHY

Genres: Magick, Occult

301 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 30, 2009

Reviews

[Steve Cran · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is simply the best book on Qabalah that I have read to date. The author gives you a variety of techniques, prayers, pathworks and meditations that can be used right away by both the beginner and advanced practitioner right away. The author has done the research plumbing into the depths of such authors of Jewish Qabalah like Rabbi Joseph Giktalia, Abraham Abulafia and Rabbi Areyeh Kaplan. Ceremonial Magic Qabalah is explored as well.

Qabalah is often termed as Jewish mysticism but in reality it's roots extend all the way to Sumeria and embrace aspects of Greek, Egyptian and Babylonian mystical thought. The author covers the evolution of the tree of life. Some Jewish Works show the tree of life having ten sephirot others eleven. Certain paradigms have 16 pathways between the sephirot while Kirshners , Rosicrucian version , the one used by Ceremonial magicians has thirty two. There is in depth discussion on the names of god, arch angels, regular angels and how they connect to the different sephirot.

Technique that are discussed are vibrating the names of god, visions of the angels and combining the names of God , called unifications, which are used to bring about change. The 231 gates which uses hebrew letters in a circle can be used for banishing or attracting. There is a detailed section on Charging and consecrating and cleansing an amulet.

Philosophical backdrop on the qabalah are discussed that involves the four world and how they relate to manifestation. Also discussed are the three pillars of the tree of life. This is one book you got to get. It has everything and it is awesome.

[Onur · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved the book, because it is very straight, i mean it doest get his readers lost their time with philosophy of kabbalah. So, a reader should have some preliminary knowledge about it. The book moreover covers ever6thing based on Kabalah like meditations, prayers, talismans, planetary magick, pathworkings, angelic rituals, tarot...etc,etc,etc.. very rich book. The way it explains practices is not as precise as israel Regardie 's books though. Like i said, it s not a book for a casual reader who doesnt have any occultist&esoteric knowledge .

[Brian · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great resource

This book highlighted the history and when or where things have been added to Qabalah without losing practicality. The book was easy to read and absorb, but so much information I’ll be reading it over and over again.

[Yahkov Agranat]

cheap, very poor, incorrect hebew and spelling mistakes in all hebrew language, shameful and very not respectful to the real kabalah
I can't belive that actually fell for getting it and i have an urge to get rid of it

[Justin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Had nice exercises but not as practical as the title implied (it didn't seem any more or less practical then Qabalah books without that word in the title)

[L.A. Jacob · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really slim and concise book for the beginner. Would have liked to know the paths, but that's probably another book.

[Red Dragon Raccoon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent comprehensive source on Qabalah and different paths. Some parts are too ceremonial for my liking but otherwise 10/10.

[Jason Rhune · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read

Not a whole lot of info, but the info that's given is good info. Worth the read for anyone studying this subject.