Here is an unusual and most needed book. For many interested in ceremonial magic the greatest obstacles arethe inconvenience and impracticability. For many lack both the privacy and the time to perform, often convoluted, rituals. Then there is the expense of ritual paraphernalia which sometimes can run into costs of hundreds. Most occultists and the writers of books on magic seem to think that there are no such obstacles, that performing magic is like every other normal daily function. For many this can never be so. THIS BOOK PROVIDES – AT LAST – A PERFECT SOLUTION. THE PRACTICE OF CEREMONIAL MAGIC IN ONE'S HEAD. Everything is to be imagined. This provides the reader with the ultimate privacy and the ultimate convenience. But how can such magic be possibly valid? This is to ask the wrong question, for the author asserts that all magic originates in the mind anyway. The props of magic are aids and conduits for what happens in the practitioner's mind.