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Satanism & the Left-Hand Path

The Satanic Witch

by Anton Szandor LaVey

Originally published as The Compleat Witch, this book by the founder of the Church of Satan offers advice on seduction, manipulation and personal magnetism addressed to women. LaVey sets out his synthesizer clock personality typology and ideas of lesser magic. Its views on gender are dated and controversial, but it is an important primary text for understanding LaVeyan Satanism's emphasis on applied psychology.

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