The Magic Seal Of Dr. John Dee By Colin Campbell, The corrected and reformed seal Options

I just finished reading through this book. It is a well written and thought out analysis of the Sigillum Dei Aemeth.

He goes in depth to how the sigillum is constructed and what internal inconsistencies he has found on it, then offers a "corrected" version of the original. After this he goes on to speculate if the design could be enhanced in some way, and goes in depth on how to reform it. It also has a detailed description on how to invoke the angels of the sigillum.

Agree with his changes or not, it's a well written and thought provoking study on one of the great occult symbols for enochian practitioners.

It's a limited edition of 777 copies, so if you want yours, better be fast. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

This post has been edited by ComaOfLoss: Jan 26 2011, 03:36 AM

I always feel a little hesitant about rewrites of seals and sigils; the correct design, whatever it may be, is supposed to represent or restrain specific forces and beings. An incorrect design would not represent or restrain as it is expected to do, would it? The original seals put forth by Dr. Dee were, according to the attached lore, presented to him by the angels. What kind of inspiration did Mr. Campbell have?

Whether or not you'll decide to actually use his versions (could be an interesting experiment) you'll learn a whole lot of the structure of the sigillum from this book. The first half of the book is dedicated to this.