Kabbalah, Magic, And The Great Work Of Self-transformation Options

Alright folks, today we have a real treat.

Lyam Thomas Christopher, author of the new book Kabbalah, Magic, and the Great Work of Self-Transformation has graciously agreed to submit a short blurb on his new work. Below you will find an article written by Mr. Christopher for the Llewellyn publication New Worlds of Mind & Spirit.

Please visit his website HERE
And look for his new book as you can already pre-order on amazon, barnes and noble, etc.

Well, the book cover looks really good so that's definitely beneficial. However, I was on Amazon and I noticed that there's no look inside. Would you be adverse to posting a table to contents Lyam?I would like to see what's actually inside the book. I would assume it's something like Modern Magick, which is an all time classic but perhaps a little more geared to the more advanced magician, with a more classical edge.

Well, the book cover looks really good so that's definitely beneficial. However, I was on Amazon and I noticed that there's no look inside. Would you be adverse to posting a table to contents Lyam?I would like to see what's actually inside the book. I would assume it's something like Modern Magick, which is an all time classic but perhaps a little more geared to the more advanced magician, with a more classical edge.

The Table of Contents is more provocative than informing, so I might as well post it as a shameless attempt at promotion:

Chapter One: Though Only a Few Will Rise
Chapter Two: The First Steps
Chapter Three: The Secret Lineage
Chapter Four: Neophyte
Chapter Five: That Darkly Splendid World
Chapter Six: The Mind Born of Matter
Chapter Seven: The Liquid Intelligence
Chapter Eight: Fuel for the Fire
Chapter Nine: The Portal
Chapter Ten: The Work of the Adept
Appendix A
Appendix B