Liber Koth, funky ass Invocations Options

Has anyone here read Liber Koth? I have just finished it and am primed to experiement with the invocations. Does anyone have experience with the Tower of Koth and the mythos entities that lie within?
The whole temple is astrally constructed and so this will be something very new to me.

Heres a link to the book, http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1...6570645-9931627

"I think you might be on the verge of doing yourself some lasting damage."

Why?

"It is hard to say that there is validity in a fictional system of magic."

Well I don't want to get into this debate again, had it before. I have a rather different approach on how magic works that doesnt rely on a collective sub-conscious, although it is a part of the equasion. I'm a theoretical physics nutt so I tend to find bridges between m-theory/string theory/quantum mechanics and magic(k). At present I have a nice little world view and it suits me fine, and in this world view I can worship/do/believe in just about anything I want and get results. Although I havent taken it as far as evoking Bart Simpson. Cthulhu will do fine for now lol.

"I'll thank you to not make such sweeping generalizations about my level of knowledge/understanding."

Sorry dude, I did say, "With all due respect" and, "appear", I didnt say that I knew you didnt know anything. Again, sorry. Mates now? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)


"If you know little about such things as 'astral temples' then some more prep work is needed before you launch yourself into the Abyss. I suggest Bardon, Gray and Regardie (ooh, also Denning & Philips) for a 'quick' course."

I will definatly check them out, thanks.


And I shall end this with

"Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted"

Now Fly my pretties! FLY! Go forth and multiply! Spead your filth! Go! MWUHAHAHAAA
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