The Mind of a Sorcerer considers the nature of Sorcery in the modern world and the various impediments which stop us working it successfully. Wulf considers the pernicious nature of consensus reality as well as such problems as modernism, reductionism and syncretism. Wulf then examines the worldview of our ancestors and how this worldview, which he calls the Mind of a Sorcerer, can be awakened in the modern world. This model includes a deep understanding of the nature of the gods, the Imaginal, the permeability of the worlds, the fluidity of our essential nature and heathen concepts of time, aesthetics and polytheism. Wulf then examines the practises of Shamanism, the Way of the Warrior and the path to becoming more than human. Wulf also considers the Sorcerer's Body with an outline of further aspects of Androphile Tantra including Nyasa, Lingam Sorcery, Pain and Death Sorcery among other practises.