The Heathen Golden Dawn: A Complete Course of Heathen Ceremonial Magic

A new and complete curriculum of Heathen ceremonial magic.

This foundational textbook contains a complete curriculum of occult training, for the serious student of ceremonial magic.

The Golden Dawn system has been the most influential of the modern magic schools, inspiring many thousands of spiritual seekers across the world, but its Judeo-Christian religious framework has made it more difficult for modern polytheists.

Taking the cue from John Michael Greer's The Celtic Golden Dawn, and with his blessing, this book uses the Golden Dawn magical system in a Heathen context with three tracks for the Anglo-Saxon, Norse and modern Heathen, as well as the formula for additional tracks.

The course of study goes through four grades, "Thrall", "Karl", "Jarl" and "Konr", leading the student systematically from the foundations to complex ritual magic, all the while integrating and internalizing traditional lore.

By the end of the course, the magician will be competent in rune magic, Heathen herbalism and herbal magic, magical brewing, planetary magic, amulet consecration, the Heathen cabala, in addition to rituals of transformation, invisibility, conjuration and self-initiation.

Isaac Hill is an occultist, astrologer, musician, and gardener, who lives and honuors the Old Gods at a small herb farm in Central New York State with his partner, herbalist AC Stauble, a dog, three cats, and a flock of geese, ducks and chickens. Together, they host the 'Plant Cunning Podcast' where they have interviewed some of the most important herbalists, occultists, astrologers, and permaculturists in the world.