The Modern Goetic Grimoire

by Rufus Opus

A Modern Goetic Grimoire by Rufus Opus is a contemporary guide to Goetic magic, blending traditional practices with modern interpretations.This grimoire serves as both a practical manual and a personal journal, detailing the author's experiences with Goetic spirits.

Foundational Exploration of the magician's role, the process of manifestation, and the significance of the magic circle.

Ritual Step-by-step instructions for conjuring spirits, including necessary tools and preparations.

Spirit Detailed descriptions of the 72 spirits of the Lemegeton's Goetia, including their attributes and how to work with them.

Advanced Discussions on necromancy, working with the Genii Loci, and creating spirit pots.

Genres: Occult, Magic

157 pages, ebook

Reviews

[Umrtia · Rating 4 out of 5]

My opinion about changed a lot when reading it, at first I was interested but not dragged into the book but then the further along I went the better it got. My favorite parts would have to be the Practical Magic section with necromancy and conjure, some of the information is very useful for me while also familiar to what I already do in my life. I also enjoyed the blog post appendix since I don't follow or read his blog at all. It felt very human and that's something I miss when reading books like this. You don't always get to see the trial and error that goes into this which makes the practice feel like it needs to be perfect.

So decent book anyway, easy to read until you get to the listings of course.

[Edric Unsane · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you are looking for a different take on Goetic magic, like I was, The Modern Goetic Grimoire is probably for you too.

[Theophanea · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was alright. Tbh I enjoyed the author's relationship with Bune more than I did their writings.