Lulu the Witch was a legendary figure who captivated the minds and imaginations of many. Stories and myths have been told about her for centuries, passed down from generation to generation. She was said to possess extraordinary powers and wielded magic like no other. Lulu the Witch was often described as a mysterious and enigmatic figure, with long flowing hair and piercing eyes that could see into one's soul. She was said to live deep in the heart of a dark and enchanted forest, where she would spend her days studying ancient tomes and practicing her craft. Legend has it that Lulu the Witch had the ability to control the elements.
By the way, if you’re wondering about my conflation of the terms witchcraft and ceremonial magic, here’s a written newsletter rambling about that: Witchcraft vs. Ceremonial Magic. Read my ramblings on this subject: Click Here
Craft your first four altar tools and use Levi s Conjuration of the Four ritual to charge and empower those tools main focus in this course will be on the wand and the pentacle, per Levi s assertion that the wand is first and foremost your most important ritual tool and second in importance to the wand is your pentacle. Commit to completing one module chapter reading chapter video lecture and or review of the lecture notes practicum assignments for that module per week to complete an intense one-semester university-level course.
Legend has it that Lulu the Witch had the ability to control the elements. She could summon thunder and lightning, causing storms to rage across the land. She could breathe life into inanimate objects, giving them the ability to move and act on their own accord.
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Eliphas Levi, considered one of the most influential occultists in Western ceremonial magic and witchcraft, asks and then answers that question.
The knowledge of great secrets and the consciousness of power.
Those are my two objectives for you in this course: (1) to confer to you the knowledge of great secrets, and (2) to endow you with the consciousness of your personal power, to show you the heights that your power can achieve.
At every single point of my work in putting this course together, I thought, how do I facilitate development of the most powerful, most knowledgeable, most versatile, wisest, and most formidable occultist there ever was? How do I show you how to be that person?
And that was the inspiration and the ambition behind this course.
Western Witchcraft I focuses on the doctrinal basis and theoretical fundamentals of transcendental magic. This course is an immersive study of the first 12 chapters in Eliphas Levi’s Doctrine, Part I, of the greater collected work Transcendental Magic: Doctrine and Ritual, and structured like a one semester 400-level university elective.
Be prepared for an intense amount of reading. The video lectures only supplement the reading assignments and are not a replacement for them. In addition to the reading assignments, the weekly practicum, ritual, and energy training is also demanding on your time and your efforts.
- Attain familiarity with the doctrinal basis and theoretics of Western ceremonial magic
- Study the first 12 chapters of Eliphas Levi’s Transcendental Magic, Part I: Doctrine (and to supplement, pick up selected key principles from the first 12 chapters of Part II: Ritual)
- Gain essential insights from Levi’s Key to the Great Mysteries, the book he wrote after Doctrine and Ritual
- Craft your first four altar tools and use Levi’s Conjuration of the Four ritual to charge and empower those tools (main focus in this course will be on the wand and the pentacle, per Levi’s assertion that the wand is first and foremost your most important ritual tool and second in importance to the wand is your pentacle)
- Craft a divine lamp for ritual use and work through a prophetic astral vision
- Train yourself to harness the Astral Light, then learn techniques to both strengthen and increase your flexibility with the Light to produce the Magic Chain
- Build a rock solid foundation in the theoretical and magical principles of Western witchcraft and ceremonial magic, which will then be able to support the structure and edifice of any mystery tradition or Path you subsequently pursue
A future course offering, Western Witchcraft II, will advance upon the fundamentals established in this course. Western Witchcraft II will conform to Levi’s Ritual, Part II and delve into spell-crafting, talismans, seals and sigils, spirit conjuring, and the many forms, types, and purposes of ritual in transcendental magic.
By the way, if you’re wondering about my conflation of the terms witchcraft and ceremonial magic, here’s a written newsletter rambling about that: Witchcraft vs. Ceremonial Magic. Read my ramblings on this subject: Click Here
TEXTS YOU’LL BE STUDYING
The Doctrinal Basis of Transcendental Magic is a 363-page textbook/workbook formatted in standard US Letter size (8.5″ x 11″) where the first 13 chapters of Eliphas Levi’s Doctrine, or Part I of a two-part book of collected writings on Transcendental Magic.
I’ve annotated the 13 chapters to ease the reading and study process for you. End sections of each chapter will include practicum, further insights, and exercises from Ritual, Part II of Transcendental Magic, Levi’s Key to the Great Mysteries (1861), working from Aleister Crowley’s 1959 published English translation, Three Books of Occult Philosophy or Magic (1531) by Cornelius Agrippa, The Tarot: A Key to the Wisdom of the Ages (1947) by Paul Foster Case, and Israel Regardie’s Complete Golden Dawn System of Magic (1984).
THE TEXTBOOK/WORKBOOK: The digital file for all texts that assigned reading comes out of will be included in your course materials. However, the physical copy is not included , and yet I am all but requiring that you print out a physical, bound copy of the textbook. Let me tell you something about yourself. =) If you don’t have a physical bound copy of this book in hand where you can put pen and highlighter to paper, then there’s a high probability that you’re not going to make it to completion of this course or get the most you can out of your investment. So then why bother even start, right? You can print the 363-page workbook (print back and front, double-sided) and put it into a three-ring binder yourself if that’s more economical for you. But please set aside funds for printing a copy of the book. You’re going to need it. On Lulu.com, the price is set at $14,99 (plus cost of shipping to wherever you’re located). If you’re savvy and wait for Lulu coupons and discount codes, you can get the book for even cheaper than that.
Curious about the originals I worked from?
Western witchcraft and ceremonial magic is rooted deeply in Solomonic magic and what’s more, Eliphas Levi makes frequent reference to the Key of Solomon throughout Doctrine. Please acquire a copy (digital or physical) of the Key of Solomon prior to commencing the course.
From the Clavicula Salomonis (Key of Solomon), Jābir ibn Ḥayyān, Abū Mūsā, et al. (1315)
FREE DOWNLOAD of the Clavicula Salomonis (Key of Solomon) and Collected Studies on Solomonic Magic:
It was even rumored that she could shape-shift into different forms, allowing her to go unnoticed and manipulate situations to her advantage. Despite her immense power, Lulu the Witch was said to be a benevolent being. She used her magic to heal the sick, protect the innocent, and bring balance to the world. Many sought her guidance and wisdom, traveling from afar to seek her assistance. Lulu the Witch was known for her kind heart and compassionate nature, always willing to help those in need. However, there were also those who feared Lulu the Witch and saw her as a threat. The stories of her power and abilities spread far and wide, causing some to view her as a danger to society. In reality, Lulu the Witch only used her powers for good, but her reputation often preceded her. To this day, the legend of Lulu the Witch lives on. Many still venture into the depths of the forest in search of her, hoping to catch a glimpse of her magic or seek her guidance. Whether real or simply a figment of imagination, Lulu the Witch continues to capture the hearts and minds of those who hear her tale. The story of Lulu the Witch serves as a reminder of the power of belief and the influence of legends. It is a testament to the human fascination with the unknown and the desire to uncover the mysteries of the world. Despite the passage of time, Lulu the Witch remains a legend that will forever be etched in the annals of folklore..
Reviews for "Lulu the Witch: Bridging the Gap Between the Human and Supernatural Worlds"
1. Sarah - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "Lulu the Witch". The story felt very predictable and the characters were one-dimensional. The plot lacked depth and I found myself losing interest halfway through. Additionally, I felt that the writing style was quite juvenile and didn't appeal to a wide age range. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this book to others looking for a captivating and well-written witch story.
2. Jason - 1/5 - I couldn't stand "Lulu the Witch". The protagonist, Lulu, was incredibly annoying and had no redeeming qualities. The storyline was nonsensical and didn't flow well, making it hard to follow along. The humor in the book also fell flat for me and felt forced. I wouldn't waste my time on this book if I were you.
3. Emma - 2/5 - "Lulu the Witch" was a huge letdown for me. The book had so much potential, but it failed to deliver. The world-building was lacking, leaving me with more questions than answers, and the magic system was poorly explained. The pacing was also off, with slow and boring parts followed by rushed and confusing ones. The dialogue felt unnatural and the overall writing style was uninspiring. I was hoping for a captivating witch story, but unfortunately, this wasn't it.
4. Michael - 2/5 - I was not impressed with "Lulu the Witch". The storyline was cliche and lacked originality. The characters were shallow and lacked development, making it hard to connect with any of them. There were also several plot holes that were never resolved, leaving me unsatisfied. I was expecting a magical and enchanting read, but this book fell short.