There is a true and a false science, a Divine and an Infernal Magic – in other words, one which is delusive and tenebrous. - Eliphas Levi

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There is a true and a false science, a Divine and an Infernal Magic – in other words, one which is delusive and tenebrous.

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About Eliphas Levi

Eliphas Lévi (February 8, 1810 – May 31, 1875), born Alphonse Louis Constant, was a French occult author and magician. "Eliphas Lévi," the name under which he published his books, was his attempt to translate or transliterate his given names "Alphonse Louis" into Hebrew.

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Pen Names: A-L. Constant Éliphas Lévi
Native Name: Eliphas Lévi
Alternative Names: Alphonse Louis Alphonse Louis Constant Abbé Constant Abbe Constant Alphonse Constant

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THE GREAT Magical Agent, by us termed the Astral Light, by others the soul of the earth, and designated by old chemists under the names of Azoth and MAGNESIA, this occult, unique and indubitable force, is the key of all empire, the secret of all power. It is the winged dragon of Medea, the serpent of the Edenic Mystery; it is the universal glass of visions, [...] To have control of the Great Magical Agent there are two operations necessary – to concentrate and project, or, in other words, to fix and to move.

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Magic has been confounded too long with the jugglery of mountebanks, the hallucinations of disordered minds and the crimes of certain unusual malefactors. There are otherwise many who would promptly explain Magic as the art of producing effects in the absence of causes; and on the strength of such a definition it will be said by ordinary people — with the good sense which characterises the ordinary, in the midst of much injustice — that Magic is an absurdity.

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