Sentence examples for occult book from inspiring English sources

She said the group, which now has 78 members, meets every other week in libraries, an occult book shop and other locations, always closing sessions with a "Hail Satan" invocation.

Rock mythology holds that Page was somehow a "dark" force: he collected occult books and artefacts, bought Aleister Crowley's old mansion and opened an occult shop.

In 1928, mystic, lecturer, and occult book-collector Manly P. Hall published The Secret Teachings of All Ages, a dazzling encyclopedic compendium of ancient texts, esoteric traditions, and musings on metaphysics that became an instant bestseller, in part because of the incredibly detailed and visually striking illustrations by J. Augustus Knapp.

They source occult books and even offer witchcraft correspondence courses.

I searched for the truth behind this lamp in our blackness from anywhere I could find it, even in forbidden occult books that one should never gaze upon.

He mocks those who spend large amounts of money on attempts to follow rituals and learn about the magic shared in other occult books.

On her first visit to the city's Eastside Flea market years ago, where she aimed to sell from her personal collection of occult books, skulls and taxidermy, she recalls organizers telling her in hushed tones about the last standing house on the block.

Study Occult books, grimoires, how-to guides on spells etc. Be cunning.

Added Bonus Book: Occult America by Mitch Horowitz A fascinating history of how spirituality became what it is in this country by an erudite and gifted writer.

In fact, a profile I wrote about Zito in 2003, shortly after discovering the Curry piece, reinvigorated my own passion for writing -- and led me to focus on metaphysical history, which resulted in my two recent books: Occult America (Bantam, 2009) and One Simple Idea: How Positive Thinking Reshaped Modern Life (Crown, Jan 2014).

Sci Fi also has given the go-ahead to "True Believer," a two-hour back-door pilot created by Rosario Dawson and David Atchinson — who co-wrote the comic book series "Occult Crimes Task Force" — about a comic book enthusiast who hires a former superhero to teach him about crime-fighting.