Donald Tyson

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Donald Tyson (born 12 January 1954) is a Canadian author of modern occult literature who has built a system of magic which delves into complex areas of the occult such as Enochian magic and sexual union with spirits.

Tyson was born in Halifax County, Nova Scotia and still lives there today. A prolific writer, he declines to appear at seminars or conventions and prefers to spend his time at his home working on his next project. His material is frequently challenged by mainstream magicians as he often injects revolutionary concepts into his material.[citation needed] He remains one of the more accessible writers of the occult, with his writing encompassing a wide range of subject matter. He also writes novels.

An excerpt of Tyson's Ritual Magic was included in Liber Malorum - Children Of The Apple (2007), edited by Sean Scullion.

Tyson's Necronomicon: The Wandreings of Alhazred, and his other Necronomicon related works, have been the subject of some controversy.[1]

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  • Scrying For Beginners
  • Necronomicon : The Wanderings of Alhazred
  • 1-2-3 Tarot
  • The New Magus
  • Enochian Magic for Beginners
  • Tetragrammaton
  • Rune Magic
  • Sexual Alchemy
  • Familiar Spirits
  • The Magician's Workbook
  • Rune Dice Divination Book
  • The Power of the Word
  • Grimoire of the Necronomicon
  • Three Books of Occult Philosophy
  • Ritual Magic
  • New Millennium Magic
  • Tortuous Serpent
  • How to Make and Use a Magic Mirror
  • Truth About Ritual Magic
  • Power of the Runes
  • Truth About Runes
  • Alhazred: Author of the Necronomicon
  • Liber Lilith
  • Soul Flight: Astral Projection & the Magical Universe
  • The New Magus: Ritual Magic as a Personal Process

[edit] References

  1. ^ Keys to Power beyond Reckoning: Mysteries of the Tyson Necronomicon

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