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Chang includes a short but excellent bibliography but no index (which shouldn’t be a problem given the organization of the text

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Llewellyn's Complete Book of Ceremonial Magick: A Comprehensive Guide to the Western Mystery Tradition

Hermes Greek Herald of The Gods Self-Actualization from the poison apples ofHermes, the son of Zeus and nymph Maia, daughter of Titan Atlas, was known as the messenger of the gods in Greek mythology. With his winged sandals, he could easily travel between the realms of gods and humans. He was also revered as the protector of shepherds, thieves, travelers, merchants, and the guide for souls to the underworld. The winged helmet, known as the Helm of Hades or cap of invisibility, was crafted by the cyclops and bestowed upon