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Three authoritative yet accessible reference books covering the esoteric terms, concepts, and histories of magical practices and mystical thought. Dictionary of Mysticism offers concise definitions for more than 2,200 terms used in a number of mystical traditions and fields of study, including esoteric philosophy, occultism, psychical research, spiritualism, alchemy, astrology, and demonology. It also covers the studies of Buddhism, Brahmanism, Sufism, Lamaism, Zoroastrianism, Theosophy, and Cabbalism. Encyclopedia of Superstitions is a wide-ranging and authoritative reference book that explores the origins and influences of various superstitions from a number of cultural traditions. It contains enlightening information about charms, spells, fairy lore and legend, folk remedies, and customs of birth, marriage, and death. In Dictionary of Magic, occult expert Harry E. Wedeck offers a broad understanding of witchcraft, necromancy, paganism, the occult, and many of magics other manifestations. This A-to-Z reference book provides in-depth information on essential concepts, practices, and vocabulary, and covers many notable wizards and demonographers.

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The Witchcraft Collection Volume Two

Dictionary of Mysticism, Encyclopedia of Superstitions, and Dictionary of Magic

Frank Gaynor, Edwin and Mona A. Radford, Harry E. Wedeck

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The editor takes great pleasure in expressing grateful acknowledgment and thanks to the following authors and publishers for their permission to use copyrighted material in the preparation of this volume:
George Allen and Unwin Ltd., London, publishers of A Dictionary of the Sacred Language of All Scriptures and Myths by G. A. Gaskell.
Wing Anderson, Los Angeles, Calif., publisher of Oahspe (see p.127).
The de Laurence Co., Inc., Chicago, Ill., publishers of The Great Book of Hindu Magic and East Indian Occultism and The Book of Secret Hindu Ceremonial and Talismanic Magic by L. W. de Laurence.
Duke University Press, Durham, N. C., and the editors of The Journal of Parapsychology.
Dr. Nandor Fodor, author of Encyclopaedia of Psychic Science. Marc Edmund Jones, author of Occult Philosophy (David McKay Co., Philadelphia, Pa.).
Library Publishers, New York, N. Y., publishers of Swans Anglo-American Dictionary.
Philosophical Library, Inc., New York, N. Y., publishers of Hindu Philosophy by T. Bernard, An Encyclopedia of Astrology by N. de Vore, An Encyclopedia of Religion by V. Ferm (ed.), Forgotten Religions by V. Ferm (ed.), Introduction to Comparative Mysticism by J. de Marquette, The Splendour That Was Egypt by M. A. Murray, Dictionary of Philosophy by D. D. Runes (ed.), and Christian Science and Philosophy by H. W. Steiger.
The Rosicrucian Order (AMORC), San Jose, Calif., publishers of The Rosicrucian Manual by H. Spencer Lewis, Ph.D., F.R.C. George Routledge and Sons, Ltd., London, publishers of An Encyclopaedia of Occultism by Lewis Spence.
Schocken Books, Inc., New York, N. Y., publishers of Tales of the Hasidim by M. Buber.
Theosophical University Press, Pasadena, Calif., publishers of The Key to Theosophy by H. P. Blavatsky.
The Yogi Publication Society, Chicago, Ill., publishers of The Philosophies and Religions of India by Yogi Ramacharaka.
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Aarons rod: The rod, or wand, with a serpent twined round it, which was used in the Mosaic ceremony of initiation; it appears to have contained the sacred fire. Now commonly employed as an emblem signifying a physician; similar to the caduceus of Hermes.
Abbadon: The Hebrew name of the bottomless pit, the place of the lost in Sheol; the abyss of hell.
ABC of the Devil: Handwritten books for the use of magicians and sorcerers.
Abhasa: A Sanskrit term (literally meaning shining forth ) for the cosmopsychological process which takes place as the One becomes the Many, as it is described by the philosophical system called Trika (q.v.).
Abhasana: The same as abhasa (q.v.).
Abhava: Sanskrit for non-being, non-existence. In Hindu philosophy, a means of correct knowledge defined as the deduction of the existence of one of two opposite things from the non-existence of the other.
Abheda: A Sanskrit term (literally meaning indistinct ) for identity, used especially in reference to any philosophy which denies the distinctness of spiritual and material, or divine and human principles.
Abhiseka: In Hinduism, the ceremonial bathing in sacred waters. In Buddhism, the tenth stage of perfection. The term is used also for the anointment of kings and high officials upon their ascension to power or as a recognition of some signal achievement.
Abidharma: The third part of the Buddhist Tripitaka (q.v.) containing lessons in metaphysics and occultism.
Abigor: In demonography, the name of a powerful demon, high-ranking in the infernal empire.
Abominable snowmen: A legendary race of superhuman giants, hostile to man, inhabiting the snowy slopes of the Himalayas.
Abracadabra: A magic word. A triangular arrangement of its letters worn on an amulet is believed by occultists to bring health and ward off disease.
Abraxas: A magic word, said to be the name of a god, the seven letters of which form the number 365, the number of days in a year. The word engraved on a gem or stone is considered by occultists to constitute a very potent charm.
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