The Greater Key of Solomon: The Grimoire of Solomon

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Amazing Book

A good reference point to relate to Third Temple times.

This elaborate copy of the Greater key of solomon holds rather fascinating diabolical rituals which can be not only empowering to the mind but to the whole body and even better to those who are in search of healing in their life or within their life for friends and family. The illustrations within the book held some clarity on the mystical teachings and prayers and it is definitely a must buy, especially if you are looking for some enlightenment in your life or in search for another passage of healing.

Goes well with the lesser key of Solomon

Let me give you the debrief on this book so you can decide if you really want to buy it. I bought it because of a review that said it has some healing transformation rituals in the book and I've just gone through a tough break up and I'm in my healing girl era with an interest in the occult and history so I was like why not. There's no such thing in this book. It's 128 pages long so not a big read. The first part of the book is by the editer who says he got rid of some of the original parts of the book. He states you absolutely shouldn't use what you read in the book?? And the latter part is him having beef with some dead guy from 1800s because he's published the original with his face on it and contributed nothing to the work. He got rid of anything that the dead dude wrote. Then the next part is all about conjuring spirits and demons with dead animals that are white and virgins as offerings. You also have to draw some spicy pentacles and circles and you have to wear white linen prepared in a ridiculous way. You have to bathe in holy water. Not that I'd want to perform anything that's in this book but if you were interested you'd have to rock up to your local church and ask for a barrel of holy water. You can only do them on certain days at certain hours. There's lots of other weird preparations in it just like that, which it states you can't perform these rituals or prayers without doing them successfully. The last part of the book are some little doodles and the editer talking about how he had to translate the Hebrew and Latin correctly but there's no guarantee of it being correct. That's the whole book in a nutshell, you're welcome. It does make for an interesting read if you're interested in the occult and history tho, it's not bad just not what I expected. A bit disappointing.

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Very well written and informative.

Ok. Very poor print

Great book, but the quality of the drawings is very low.

I actually haven't read this yet, but the type font look great, the pages look clean and all text is perfectly legible. The drawings are not the editors but rather the original and they are not the easiest to look at and decipher. Ideally, these would be redrawn, but then we are not talking about a book for the price we are getting! It's a very good deal for those who just want to read the book without needing it to be a gorgeous volume to add to their or occult library.

This is a Tarl Warwick edited version of Samuel Mathers works of 1889 and not of De Laurence's work of 1914. However, Tarl has been honest with the details in the foreword and has provided all reference material. Great book for understanding the basics and obtaining general information about the Greater Keys, before proceeding to the more dangerous Lesser Keys. Definitely not for initiating into the arts as the protective pentacles are not very clear (printing quality), and although Tarl has taken great efforts in deciphering the undecipherable pentacles from the original manuscripts, his style of writing is 'cut the chase' and come to the point quickly, which can lead to dangerous consequences if ever attempted to conjure the unwanted.

Loved it