Enochian Aethyrs, the Angelic Deception


Enochian Aethyrs, the Angelic Deception

Enochian Aethyrs, Black Moon Publishing, Magick, Magic, Angelic, Minneapolis author, Minnesota Author, MN Author, author, authorsWhat happens when two experienced occult practitioners independently journey through the Thirty Magick Enochian Aethyrs and compare their results?

Enochian Aethyrs offers the full record of a year-long magical operation. In 2016 to 2017, Minneapolis authors Lee Walters and Roger Williamson carried out the operation. Drawing upon the Enochian system of John Dee and Edward Kelley, the authors explore the Aethyrs. They document their visions, encounters, and insights exactly as recorded during the workings.

More than a collection of visionary experiences, this book challenges traditional assumptions about Enochian magic itself. Through historical analysis, personal accounts, and a provocative reinterpretation of angelic revelation, the authors propose new possibilities. They suggest the Aethyrs may be far stranger than divine communication — an alien architecture embedded in human consciousness.

Combining practical occult history, comparative vision work, and philosophical inquiry, Enochian Aethyrs offers a rare firsthand exploration of one of Western esotericism’s most enigmatic systems. Whether approached as a magical diary, a study of consciousness, or an investigation into the nature of visionary experience, this volume provides a unique journey into realms beyond ordinary perception.

This is not an academic analysis of Enochian Magick, nor an attempt to validate or invalidate the system. Instead, it is a documented account of two explorers’ direct interaction with the Aethyrs and their inhabitants.

The workings presented here began on June 3, 2016, and culminated on August 2, 2017, conducted by two members of the Circle. Despite coming from very different backgrounds and ages—and working in two time zones—the participants synchronised their rituals to occur simultaneously.

Their initial goal, beyond experiencing the Aethyrs themselves, was to see whether their individual visions would correlate.
These workings employ Magical machines—combinations of numbers, geometric figures, colour, sound, and smell—each tuned to specific realms of reality. The purpose: to create an induced, controlled quasi-schizophrenic interface for the evocation of visions, enabling communication with entities from other dimensions.

 

Black Moon Publishing, Paperback :: 252 pgs :: 6 x 9, ISBN: 979-8992975246

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