Must have in print Golden Dawn Books

The list author says:
	"The "must have" classic.  Although it is badly hacked about it does provide most of the Stella Matutina material"

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	"Contains the flying rolls that Regardie was unable to publish in the above."

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	"Shows how the Golden Dawn ritual system works magically.  Vital if you are serious."

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	"Collects much Golden Dawn information and puts it into one place with a useful solo method aproach. Worth it for the information alone."

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	"A good primer to discover what it was all about."

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	"The modern magicians desert island book and major inspiration for the Golden Dawn. Tyson's version is brilliant."

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	"The most detailed book of the correspondences on the GD around."

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	"Even more sensible than the Golden Dawn papers on the subject."

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	"I am biased, but Magical Pathworking deals with the Golden Dawn's inner methods."

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	"Again, I am biased, but it does tackle the Golden Dawn's talisman system with a bit more"

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	"Still t the best book explaining the Golden Dawn's system of Cabbalah.  A little out of date now in some of its views."

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	"vital for making the equipment you need.  Buy it from the UK and not the US where it sells for $150!"

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	"Vital to understanding Dee Enochian rather than the GD system"

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	"A classic primer on magic"

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	"Important use of visualisation to archieve magical effects which can be adapted for the Golden Dawn"

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	"Shows the Golden Dawn magical methods and the Z documents in action"

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	"Not the easiest to read but important to getting your head into GD cabbalah"

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	"Vital for any Golden Dawn magician, get the hardback."

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	"A useful source of unpublished papers"

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	"An important GD manuscript which was published by Crowley who unfortunately edited it.  It is still useful although many groups have tweaked their correspondences."

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	"Important for those trying to set up a Golden Dawn temple, although it does have a few Golden Dawn stories as case studies."

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	"A quirky book about number which was a major influence on the New Zealand Golden Dawn"