EDGE OF THE CIRCLE
BOOKS
IS PLEASED TO PRESENT
THE FOLLOWING OCCULT
COLLECTIBLES
TAROT OF THE EMISSARY
By Sean Woodward
PUBLISHER: Design
By ZosHouse/Sean Woodward, 2014
List Price: $84.50
FROM THE
PUBLISHER:
"Although
many elements in the gallery of this Tarot may seem very esoteric,
Sean is keenly aware of the practical use of the tarot to speak to
people at every level. With his commentary, he provides questions and
keys whereby anyone may be guided into the wisdom of the oracle.
Beyond this is his Vuduverse, ever extending and penetrating deep
realms of magical research. Enter these realms and you will find
yourself coming into your OWN."
- Sovereign
Grand Master, OTOA-LCN
80 Cards, 2.75 x
4.75 inches, front and back printed full colour deck with 20 page
booklet and card box.
Designed by Sean
Woodward, an initiate of the OTOA-LCN, the Tarot of the Emissary
utilises the framework of a traditional 78 card tarot, whilst
exploring Voudon Gnostic fields of research that include H.P.
Lovecraft, Thelema, Witchcraft, Qabala, Quantum Physics, Gholems and
Trans-Yuggothian mechanics. It enters into the mythos of a Vuduverse
explored in his essays and prose in publications such as Qliphoth,
Sabbatica, Thirteenth Path and Silver Star.
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CARREFOUR TAROT :
The Creole Cabala Tarot of the Four
Crosses
By Sean Woodward
PUBLISHER: Design By ZosHouse/Sean Woodward, 2014
List Price: $79.50
FROM THE
PUBLISHER:
'Excellent in the interpretation of
the energies' - MICHAEL PAUL BERTIAUX
Designed by Sean Woodward, an initiate
of the Ordo Templi Orientis Antiqua, the Carrefour Tarot deck is a
NON STANDARD deck of 64 cards, based on the 16-fold system of the
OTOA and Monastery of the Seven Rays. It explores the energies of the
Masters, Initiates, Priests and Hierophants of the Four Crosses. It
has influences from traditional Vodou, Gnostic and Cosmic Voudon.
"The main cards are in a state
of Manifest Active Expression whilst the others are in Archetypal or
Abstract form. This division enables a determination to be made in
divination as to how the subject relates to these energies and powers
and to the nature of situations. As the majority of the cards are
assigned to the four great crosses, the elemental attributes of the
directions can be explored for divinatory meaning. For simpler
divination, the Manifest cards generally represent 'Yes', the
Archetypal ones 'No'.
One owner gives an example of practical
use of the deck. "What I do is ask a question and then I am
usually directed to count a specific number of cards down. This is
not something I normally do, but it has been occurring a lot since I
started using this deck. I always draw cards one at a time and
usually only work with a few per question (I don't use spreads).
Whichever card comes up is naturally met with resistance because I
have no idea what the card 'means'. So, instead of worrying about
this I use the artwork itself to see symbols and images, sort of like
scrying. A curve here, a twist there is enough to inspire the
intuitional leaps that shake out the answer."
From THE LIVING ATUA OF THE
CARREFOUR TAROT published in QLIPHOTH journal Opus III
64 Cards, 2.75 x 4.75 inches, front and
back printed full colour deck with card box.
Printed by a leading games publisher in
the USA, the Carrefour Tarot of the Four Crosses features original
designs.
Unlike the 78 card traditional tarot,
this deck of 64 cards is based upon the 16 fold system of the Ordo
Templi Orientis Antiqua and La Coulevere Noire. Each card is a portal
into the Vudu Gnostic space of the quarters as they radiate out from
the Carrefour – the Crossroads or Kalfou of traditional Vodou.
An essay upon the lineage and use
of the tarot for divination, spiritual wellbeing and magickal vision
will be forthcoming in issue 3 of Qliphoth magazine.
This deck does NOT come with a booklet.
It is an artist edition and an esoteric tool, an unlimited collectors
product rather than a mass-produced item which is reflected in the
pricing.
The essay above will be made available, in PDF format, to
owners of this deck. A link to download it will be provided as part
of the ordering process.
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THE LABYRINTHS OV THE PRIMIGENIAN
VOID
By Edgar Kerval
PUBLISHER: Design
By ZosHouse/Sean Woodward, 2014
List Price: $64.95
FROM THE PUBLISHER:
Designed by Edgar Kerval in conjuction
with ZOSHOUSE, this deck of 33 cards is the exploration of the
draconian Atlantean wisdom carved and charged by methods such as
automatic drawings, trance states and vacuity gnosis in order to open
the mysterious elder vessels which connect us with the most rooted
pre-eval forces from no physical levels of existence. such deep
personal exploration under the convergences of astral travels and
erotocomatose visions, create vast vortex of ultra-dimensional rays
in which we shall submerge and to find a hidden zone of power,
raising through the labyrinths of primigenian void, and the temple of
blinding eye, which when opening create a portal to the influx of
diverse spirits and manifestations which are expressed in each one of
the cards included here.
ALSO INCLUDES:
THE VOID PYRAMID | PDF format.
On purchase a download link will
be made available for the PDF and EP.
Print and cut out your own Void
Pyramid! The Void Pyramid is a magickal machine, an astral time
machine that connects the magician to the astral races and
primigenian spirits from Atlantis. In conjunction with the 33 cards
of the labyrinth the pyramid will be energetically charged by the
magician, creating a black sun whose rays enable travel of the
Atlantean planes and Afro-Atlantean temples and labyrinths.
OPHIDIAN FETISH MANDALA by EMME
YA | MP3
The specially comissioned 3 track EP by
Emme Ya features ritual ambient music to compliment the use of these
cards.
33 Cards, 2.75 x 4.75 inches, front and
back printed full colour deck.
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NEW
PRODUCT:
SARAH
LAWLESS
BLACK ARTS
FOUNDRY FLYING OINTMENTS
MANDRAKE FLYING OINTMENT
List Price: $24.95
Size: 1 fl.oz
ABOUT THE PRODUCT:
Inspired by the witch Medea's simple
but highly ritualized mandrake liniment from the ancient tale of
Jason and the Argonauts. In the tale she tells Jason that applying it
will protect him from any harm and lend him the powers of a god to
steal the golden fleece.
True mandrake is the least harmful and
most pleasant of its solanaceous cousins and has a long list of
historical and magical uses. Excellent for ecstatic rites and safe
for use in sex magic. Mandrake Flying Ointment is the one we
recommend most to beginners and those looking for a safe ointment to
use for any magical purpose. It is excellent for aiding in trance
work / journeying/ hedgecrossing, and is also very good for ecstatic
rites and sex magic (sensual massage anyone?).
Mandrake is also a wonderful external
medicine for helping with sore joints and muscle pain, trouble
sleeping, mild migraines, and the depressed funks we often fall into
after a bad day (just don't mix it with any other serious medications
you may be on without consulting your doctor first).
Ingredients: mandragora officinarum,
poplar buds, sunflower oil, and pure filtered beeswax.
Instructions:
Safe for use multiple times a month.
Safe to use in conjunction with alcohol. Apply a small circle as a
test patch before ritual use in case of any allergic reactions. Apply
a pea-sized amount the first time and increase as needed. To remove,
wash the application areas with warm soapy water, drink plenty of
water, and avoid fatty foods.
For more information please read:
Flying Ointment FAQs
Store in a cool, dark, dry place for a
shelf-life of up to 2 years after purchase. If you know you won't use
it before the expiry date, you can store the ointment in the fridge
or freezer between uses, but this will cause it to permanently
liquify when room temperature again - it will still be usable and
effective - just not solid.
Contraindications:
Poison - do not ingest - for external
use only
Do not use if you have heart or kidney
problems
Do not use if you are allergic to
salicin/aspirin (present in poplar buds)
Do not use when pregnant or
breastfeeding
Do not use when driving or operating
machinery
Keep away from animals and children
Experiences will differ – individual
reactions cannot be predicted
**
SABBAT FLYING OINTMENT
List Price: $24.95
Size: 1 fl.oz
ABOUT THE PRODUCT:
For those times it is absolutely
necessary to take non-corporeal form and ride your goat or toad
familiar to a witches' sabbat on the dark of the moon. Pairs well
with sabbat wine and naked ecstatic dancing around bonfires to
achieve trance and communion with gods and spirits.
A traditional flying ointment recipe
inspired by the grimoires and materia media of the Middle Ages and
the Renaissance - especially the works of Honorius, Giambattista
della Porta, and Cornelius Agrippa. This ointment can be used for
divinatory rites, sabbat rites, spellwork, spirit work, traversing
the otherworld, and for your full and dark moon rites.
Ingredients: atropa belladonna*, datura
inoxia, hyoscyamus niger, mandragora officinarum, poplar buds,
sunflower oil, and pure filtered beeswax.
Instructions:
Safe for use multiple times a month.
Safe to use in conjunction with alcohol. Apply a small circle as a
test patch before ritual use in case of any allergic reactions. Apply
a pea-sized amount the first time and increase as needed. To remove,
wash the application areas with warm soapy water, drink plenty of
water, and avoid fatty foods.
For more information please read:
Flying Ointment FAQs
Store in a cool, dark, dry place for a
shelf-life of up to 2 years after purchase. If you know you won't use
it before the expiry date, you can store the ointment in the fridge
or freezer between uses, but this will cause it to permanently
liquify when room temperature again - it will still be usable and
effective - just not solid.
Contraindications:
Contains belladonna - do not use if you
are allergic to morphine*
Poison - do not ingest - for external
use only
Do not use if you have heart or kidney
problems
Do not use if you are allergic to
salicin/aspirin (present in poplar buds)
Not safe for sex magic - keep away from
mucous membranes
Do not use when pregnant or
breastfeeding
Do not use when driving or operating
machinery
Keep away from eyes, nose, and mouth
Keep away from animals and children
Experiences will differ – individual
reactions cannot be predicted
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HENBANE FLYING OINTMENT
List Price: $24.95
Size: 1 fl.oz
ABOUT THE PRODUCT:
Henbane has been used in rites of magic
and divination for thousands of years across Europe and Asia and its
seeds found among the charms and talismans of buried völvas and in
ancient recipes of ritual beers and incenses. This ointment was
crafted with the intent to help access the world of the spirits and
the world of dreams. Henbane Flying Ointment is an excellent tool
for seers, oracles, practitioners of seidr, and others who receive
prophecy through dreams and trance work. Use it for dream work,
spirit work, walking between worlds, and shapeshifting.
Henbane also has a long history of
being used as a topical pain killer due to its anodyne and sedative
properties.
Ingredients: hyoscyamus niger, balsam
poplar buds, sunflower oil, and pure filtered beeswax.
Instructions:
Safe for use multiple times a month.
Safe to use in conjunction with alcohol. Apply a small circle as a
test patch before ritual use in case of any allergic reactions. Apply
a pea-sized amount the first time and increase as needed. To remove,
wash the application areas with warm soapy water, drink plenty of
water, and avoid fatty foods.
For more information please read:
Introduction to Flying Ointments
Store in a cool, dark, dry place for a
shelf-life of up to 2 years after purchase. If you know you won't use
it before the expiry date, you can store the ointment in the fridge
or freezer between uses, but this will cause it to permanently
liquify when room temperature again - it will still be usable and
effective - just not solid.
Contraindications:
Poison - do not ingest - for external
use only
Do not use if you have heart or kidney
problems
Do not use if you are allergic to
salicin/aspirin (present in poplar buds)
Not safe for sex magic - keep away from
mucous membranes
Do not use when pregnant or
breastfeeding
Do not use when driving or operating
machinery
Keep away from eyes, nose, and mouth
Keep away from animals and children
Experiences will differ – individual
reactions cannot be predicted
**
WITCHES' FLYING OINTMENT
List Price: $24.95
Size: 1 fl.oz
ABOUT THE PRODUCT:
A recipe inspired by old absinthe
recipes, the folklore of the witches' sabbat, and Aradia: The Gospel
of Witches of Italy. An effective and safer, but not non-toxic,
alternative to our other ointments. Along with the Mandrake Ointment,
the Witches' Flying Ointment is one we recommend most to beginners.
Also, if you find the plants in the solanceae family don't work for
you, the thujone-containing artemisias in this ointment may instead.
The sacred herbs in this ointment have
a long history of use for aiding in trance work, dream work, and
travelling out of body. The artemisias of mugwort and wormwood as
well as the balm of gilead are sacred to Diana, goddess and mother of
witches. Rare enchanter's nightshade is sacred to the ancient witch
Circe and bears her name in Latin. Fennel is sacred to Mercury and
Prometheus, travellers between worlds. Yarrow is present to aid in
seeing spirits, enhancing divination skills, and to ensure your safe
return from otherwordly journeys. This flying ointment is perfect for
your sabbatic, lunar, and divinatory rites.
Ingredients: wormwood, mugwort,
enchanter's nightshade, yarrow, balsam poplar buds, fennel seed,
essential oils, sunflower oil, and pure filtered beeswax.
Instructions:
Safe for use multiple times a month.
Safe to use in conjunction with alcohol. Apply a small circle as a
test patch before ritual use in case of any allergic reactions. Apply
a pea-sized amount the first time and increase as needed. To remove,
wash the application areas with warm soapy water, drink plenty of
water, and avoid fatty foods.
For more information please read:
Flying Ointment FAQs
Store in a cool, dark, dry place for a
shelf-life of up to 2 years after purchase. If you know you won't use
it before the expiry date, you can store the ointment in the fridge
or freezer between uses, but this will cause it to permanently
liquify when room temperature again - it will still be usable and
effective - just not solid.
Contraindications:
Poison - do not ingest - for external
use only
Do not use if you are allergic to
salicin/aspirin (present in poplar buds)
Do not use when pregnant or
breastfeeding
Do not use when driving or operating
machinery
Keep away from animals and children
Experiences will differ – individual
reactions cannot be predicted
FROM THE CREATOR'S PAGE:
FLYING OINTMENT FAQS
Posted by Sarah on Sunday, July 20,
2014
Sabbat Flying Ointment:
I receive a lot of questions about my
flying ointments via email and social media with many of them being
on the same topics so I have compiled ten of the most frequently
asked questions about my ointments and their use. If you have any
additional questions you don’t see listed please feel free to ask
them in the comments and I will do my very best to answer. I’d also
love to hear any feedback about those who have used my flying
ointments for medicine and magic as it helps me as well as those who
would like to give them a try.
Which one is best for beginners?
I always recommend either the Mandrake
or Witches’ flying ointments to those just starting out as they are
a gentler and more pleasant experience.
Which one is the strongest/best and
will you make a stronger ointment?
No ointment recipe is stronger or
better than the other, they are simply different as they use
different herbs with different effects on different people. One may
work great for you, but have no effect on another person. My patrons’
hands-down favourite ointment of choice, however, is the Sabbat
Flying Ointment. If the ointments made with the solanaceae don’t
work well for you, Witches’ Flying Ointment made with plants in the
artemisia family may be a better choice. My ointments are made at the
strength they are so they are safe for use by the general public. If
you are looking for something stronger you may want to try something
else instead such as smokable herbs or herb-infused liqueurs –
wormwood is a good herb to start with.
Which one is best for
divination/spirit communion? Henbane and Witches’ flying
ointments are the best suited for the divinatory arts, mediumship,
and necromancy. Mandrake can also be used for this purpose,
especially when communing with deities or the dead, and also acts as
magical protection from unwanted possession.
Which one is best for sex magic?
Mandrake as an ancient aphrodisiac is the best for naughty acts as it
won’t have any adverse effects with you mucous membranes like some
of the other herbs might (henbane can cause skin irritation and
abrasion). I highly recommend the Mandrake Flying Ointment for
sensual body massage as well. Not only is it aphrodisiac, but it will
also soothe any sore muscles and increase your energy levels should
you have a partner who keeps you up all night. Friends who have used
it (especially at Beltane) say the tin should come with a label that
says “warning: may lead to orgies when combined with alcohol”.
How much should I use? I
recommend that everyone start with a pea sized amount first to test
their reaction to the ointment then to use more after. The standard
dose for my ointment recipes are 1-2 tsps (5-10 ml) for women and
smaller persons and 2-3 tsps (10-15 ml) for men or larger persons.
How often can I use one? They
are safe to use multiple times a month, but I wouldn’t recommend
daily use unless you are using them medicinally rather than
magically.
Can I combine ointments? Yes,
but I would recommend only using ones together that are made with a
single herb like the Belladonna, Datura, Henbane, and Mandrake
ointments. Use half the dose of each to make up a standard dose or a
third if you are combining three.
How will it affect me? They
affect everyone a little differently, but the main effects are
intoxication, giddiness, and light-headedness. My flying ointments
can be aphrodisiac, euphoric, sedative, analgesic, and psychoactive.
Temporary side effects may include blurry vision, dry mouth,
dizziness, and loss of time.
Are they dangerous? The only
danger of external use comes from allergies and pre-existing medical
conditions. If you are allergic to morphine do not apply ointments
containing belladonna. Do not use them if you have a heart condition,
serious kidney issues, or are on prescription medications such as
antidepressants. Overall, they are about as dangerous as alcohol so
use the same precautions.
What is the shelf life? My
ointments have a minimum shelf life of 2 years, but when stored
properly in a cool, dark and dry place they can last up to 5 years.
Ointments can be placed in the fridge or freezer to extend their
shelf life, but the ointment may liquify when brought back to room
tempterature – this is completely normal.
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