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Categorizing the OccultTarl Warwick

Black Magic, White Magic & the Theory of Magic

Categorizing the Occult

Magickal Traditions and Their Meaning

by Tarl Warwick

A short survey by Tarl Warwick that sorts the many strands of Western occultism, from folk magic and grimoires to ceremonial and chaos magick, into broad traditions and explains how each understands magic. Written for beginners from a practitioner's point of view.

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