Enoch

The Enocian World of Alister Enochian World of
Aleister Crowley
Enochian Sex Magick

How do you know when you are really beginning to understand a
subject?
When you come to the realization that it is basically much easier than you ever imagined.
For   years   I   avoided   an   in-depth   study   of   Enochian   Magick, believing it to be not 
only too ponderous a task but also anachronistically irrelevant.   I   considered   it   a   quaint 
  dead-end   of   Elizabethan   magic, elements of which have trickled down the centuries and 
lodged themselves in modem ceremonial magick.
I  admit  that  I  had  a  certain  level  of  curiosity  and  fascination, especially when I saw 
the painted tablets and Enochian "chess" equipment that Israel Regardie would display on rare 
occasions to his friends. But the idea of actually taking the time to make sense of this collection 
of complex and  fragmentary  material  was  totally  intimidating.  And  the  thought  of having  
to  learn  an  "angelic  language"  did  not  thrill  me  at  all.  I  was  quite happy to file 
Enochian Magick in the same drawer of my mind where I keep "Secrets  of  Aztec  Cardiology"  and  
"Cooking  with  Barbed  Wire."  Then several years ago I was pleasantly disabused.
I had asked Crowley expert, Lon DuQuette, to write an epilogue for my  book.  Secrets  of  Western  
Tantra,  (Falcon  Press,  1989)  and  in  the course  of  our  discussion  he  asked  me  if  I  
had  ever  utilized  Enochian Angels  for  operations  of  Sex  Magick.  He  was  genuinely  amused 
 when  I revealed my reasons for avoiding the subject and he suggested that if ever I wished to 
learn how to immediately perform Enochian Magick, I should simply read Crowley's Liber Chanokh and 
get started.