About this title: An explanation of magick as applied to physical phenomena and their Western scientific interpretation. Begins with the most basic concepts of mass, force and gravity, and overlays Einstein's concepts of relativity, quantum mechanics, and other more contemporary scientific theories and concepts with the Enochian system. Revised to include the ...
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Description: Very Good+ 087542712x. Llewellyn Pubns; First Edition; First Printing; 1988; 387 pages. Bright clean cover; minor wear. Interior clean, unmarked.; Llewellyn's high magick series; Small 8vo 7½"-8" tall. read more
Edition: First
Binding: Soft Back
Publisher: Llewellyn Worldwide Ltd, Saint Paul, Minnesota, U.S.A.
Date Published: 1988
ISBN-13:9780875427126ISBN:087542712X
Description: Good. No Dust Jacket. 5.25"x8.25" Science and magic have been distant strangers for a long time, but with Enochian Physics, the relationship takes a definite turn for the better. Anyone practicing magic or interested in how it works should read this book. read more
Description: Good. 087542712X Binding is SOFTCOVER. Light shelf wear and spotting to edges. Book feels like it may have gotten damp at some point, as the covers seem stiff. Text is clean and unmarked. Scarce. read more
Edition: First Edition
Binding: Softcover
Publisher: Llewellyn Publications, St. Paul, MN
Date Published: 1988
ISBN-13:9780875427126ISBN:087542712X
Description: Softcover. 8vo. x + 384pp. (6pp adverts). b&w diagrams. The author applies the Enochian system to the concepts and theorems of Western science towards a deeper understanding of our universe. The whole thing would most likely have been meaningless to Dee, though it does draw upon his work. Covers and edges lightly rubbed, paper a little browned at edges and margins, otherwise a tight, clean VG+ copy. read more
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