Okay, one for old times' sake ..


Muahaaahhaaahahahaaa !!!

I'm really enjoying this book... The Holy Art: Bizarre Magick from Naljorpa's Cave.

It is filled with great ideas and so much actual Magick techniques that will certainly find their way into your presentations.

The Stories Naljorpa weaves are really great. One lovely story has finally kicked me into picking up the Wicker Man again. There are a couple of dark southern tales that flow so well and will certainly be used.

The section on Mudras is fascinating and will add authenticity to performance.
Fans of the works of Chelman and Nibo need this book. Nal's section on "The Laws of Magic" will inspire much creativity.
This is a book of Magick and not to be missed.

I've given my tuppenth's worth elsewhere: http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewt......um=110&0

S

Nice write up Steve!

Bill. if sales depended upon cover art only - this book should make you a very rich man !

Yeah...the cover art is wildly spirited!

I'm finding some wonderful stories in this book by this descendant of Scotsmen.

He has a really large key, great story behind it but darn Bill has a really large creepy key.

Crediting the Ciceros, eh?

Konx Om Pax, Bill! Good job.

Maleficia, Khabs Am Pekht! I hope my book is a Ray of Light for all mankind through bizarre magick.

I hope you enjoy the book and find something useful therein.

Bill

We're working the Templar/13 story effect with bio-oddularities as markers combined with a heating unit and vibe-blaster beneath our black velvet close-up pad.

Some of the younger inner beings are gluing their fingers together for linking and unlinking mudras.

We remember well the Berkley judge who forbid Mr. B from drawing his ceremonial sword in public. That same judge also warned people "...not to f*** with the magician!" It was a lovely case.

We love your book, Bill. The proper nouns alone will keep us busy busy busy. Lucia and Lydia 7 thank you so much for their story therein!

--coup

All I can say about this book is, "WOW!"

Bill, great job!

Now for the time to read through it.

Tony

I've had it in my hot little hands for just over an hour now. WOW, is right. I think Bill's been holding back on us. I'll add more later, but wanted to drop in and say, I really, really like this! Okay, enough for now, I need to go read!

Mark

Bill, I have a problem with your book. I read a little and get so excited I have to put it down and think about how to make a routine mine. I am sorry I have been absent here for a while, and did not realize you had written this until lately. Obviously my loss. Thanks and well done.

Thanks, all of you. I really appreciate the good words.

Bill

Keep on reading Captain!!!
About midway Bill has included a great routine using your lovely paw. Not to be missed!

What a wonderful book!!!!!!! So PERSONAL! Soon as I get thru my triles and tribulations and get time to read it, it's tops on the list. Did I mention it's so personal? haha...what a treasure chest!!!!!! Definately a sit down and pay attention book. More when I can.

Doug

Many thanks!

Bill

Front Cover

Eddie, I am aware, I just did not want to distract people from Bill's book. I am delighted that he use's the paw in one of the routines. I am going to be emailing those that bought the paw, just in case they didn't hear about "The Holy Art".

In my book there is a routine ("Mardi Gras") in which I use a golden apple bell (the bell isn't necessary) that relates to the myth of the Greek goddess Eris. If anyone is interested in performing this or something related, I just found in Jo Ann Fabrics a Christmas decoration box of golden apples that could be used in such a routine. They were 70% off and so cost about $4.00 for the box which contains several apples of various sizes plus some other stuff such as grapes.

Bill

Chapter 4, "Initiation" should have a note indicating Baba Gede Nibo's Vo Du Ma Gick, "The Voice of the Crucifix" as the source of inspiration.

A POX upon all those who do not buy my book!