Where do I start?

[Hazeeeee]

I wish to learn more about GD, where do I even start?
There's too much information out there it's honestly confusing. What should a beginner do?

 

[Accipeveldare]

I wish to learn more about GD, where do I even start?
There's too much information out there it's honestly confusing. What should a beginner do?

Id recommend Israel Regardies "Golden Dawn". You will know it when you see it because it is basically cinder block sized.

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This is a link to buy it

 

[HoldAll]

You could access this collection:

Collection - R.A. Gilbert - The Golden Dawn

Hello, I got quite a collection of books (mostly in Portuguese, though some in English too) and wish to expand it, so I decided to share a few of them to gain access to the forum!! Apparently, I cannot upload PDF files directly into the post, but I've uploaded some of them to a Google Drive and...

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Yes, there's too much out there but such are the wonders of the Information Age; if you're looking for concise information, go to Wikipedia. If you look for specific book recommendations, go to Book Discussion and Reviews with a Seeking Recommendation tag, you're posting in the wrong section. And please remember that this Forum is searchable.

 

[BiTo-TaKeShi]

David Griffin - The Ritual Magic Manual It has a very solid foundation for ritual practice. Then there are the main books by Dion Fortune, Regardie, and Cicero.

 

[Sonnenkult]

If you don‘t reject AI I can recommend you to just Talk with an AI asking questions and getting an overview for the subject. You can send it to archive org and ask questions about Golden Dawn texts. After that you will know which source is the best for your interest.

 

[Péter Elaraion Shade]

If you don‘t reject AI I can recommend you to just Talk with an AI asking questions and getting an overview for the subject. You can send it to archive org and ask questions about Golden Dawn texts. After that you will know which source is the best for your interest.

Yes I agree, Have the AI summarize the perspectives of different authors and then ask it for book recommendations. For my part, I would read these: The Essential Golden Dawn: An Introduction to High Magic – Chic Cicero & Sandra Tabatha Cicero ; The Tree of Life: A Study in Magic or A Garden of Pomegranates – Israel Regardie and as alredy mentiond before The Golden Dawn – Israel Regardie.

 

[Mage]

David Griffin - The Ritual Magic Manual It has a very solid foundation for ritual practice. Then there are the main books by Dion Fortune, Regardie, and Cicero.

Is that were you started?