Another "hi" Post I Guess.. Options

Hello everyone I thought I would post and introduction, I've been watching the forum for a while but finally plucked up the courage and joined. I've been interested in magic for a few years initially via Led Zeppelin and also novels such as Shadowmancer and Wormwood by G.P Taylor. I've finally decided to change from an observer into a practitioner. I'm a Christian but I know that you lot are a tolerant bunch (hopefully (IMG:style_emoticons/default/13.gif)) I'm interested in Ceremonial Magic that I can keep in accordance with my faith.

apart from magic and the such my interests include Indie rock (which keeps me going sometimes) gardening, watching films, conlanging and being friendly with friends.




p.s To start off I ordered a copy of Golden Dawn by Israel Regardie was this a good idea or a waste of £15?

Greetings Swynwyr!
Welcome to the Forum! I hope that you'll enjoy your stay here...you'll find us friendly and the membership is very helpful! Leaping into Ceremonial Magic can be daunting and confusing for the newbie. The Golden Dawn by Regardie can be a worthwhile start (and middle...) in your journey. Check out our Library! It has a large section of free materials and a whole lot more if you care to join. Please take time to get acquainted with the guidelines and rules while you peruse the site. Good journey to you! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

Welcome Swynwyr... make yourself feel at home here!

There is a whole bunch of Christians here who practices various kinds of magical path so you're in the right place.

I found Regardie's book a little complicated when I starting up to learn CM, and go on to read the book "Circle of Power" by Greer, "Modern Magick" by Kraig which to me was easier to digest. Both and more books like this which available for instant download at the library for a much much lower cost (and also support us to pay our monthly bills in this time of crisis).

Hello everyone I thought I would post and introduction, I've been watching the forum for a while but finally plucked up the courage and joined. I've been interested in magic for a few years initially via Led Zeppelin and also novels such as Shadowmancer and Wormwood by G.P Taylor. I've finally decided to change from an observer into a practitioner. I'm a Christian but I know that you lot are a tolerant bunch (hopefully (IMG:style_emoticons/default/13.gif)) I'm interested in Ceremonial Magic that I can keep in accordance with my faith.

apart from magic and the such my interests include Indie rock (which keeps me going sometimes) gardening, watching films, conlanging and being friendly with friends.
p.s To start off I ordered a copy of Golden Dawn by Israel Regardie was this a good idea or a waste of £15?

Hi Swynwyr
I'm also new to Sacred Magick, but I've been around the mysteries for a while so I thought I'd drop you a response. Being a Christian is quite cool, and there's a lot of options to explore for ceremonial magick.
Regardie's Golden Dawn is excellent, but very advanced for a beginner.Keep it though, you'll need it yet! You could check out the Rosicrucian Fellowship's Courses, They're downloadable for free-try Allen Edwal's Astrology site for easy to download ebook readers. You can also check out BOTA, Church of Light, Martinism and Samael Aun Weor's Gnostic Christianity site.
You'll find that there is intolerance in magick, as in everything else, but there's enough dreadful old pagans like me who realise that we're all working for the same Boss.Anyway, welcome to the magickal mystery tour and I wish you many hair-raisingly thrilling experiences
Boo!