Liber V · Chaos Magick
Liber V
Chaos Magick & Contemporary Occultism
Spare, sigils, the IOT and the occultism of the present day.
Chaos magick emerged in England in the late 1970s, drawing on the art and sigil method of Austin Osman Spare and treating belief itself as a tool. This section covers its founders and techniques, and wider contemporary occultism, from postmodern magic and the internet era to the place of magic in art, literature and popular culture.
Chapters
- Introduction1 article
- I.Chaos Magick5 articles
- II.Contemporary Occultism4 articles
- III.Magic & Culture4 articles
- IV.Sigils7 articles
- Austin Osman Spare: Sigils, Zos Kia and the Alphabet of Desire
- Goetic Seals and Grimoire Sigils: A History of Spirit Signs
- Icelandic Magical Staves: Galdrastafir, Vegvísir and Ægishjálmur
- Magic Squares and Planetary Seals: The Kameas of Agrippa
- Rose-Cross Sigils: The Golden Dawn's Rose of Twenty-Two Petals
- Sigil Magic: The Word Method, Pictorial and Mantric Sigils
- Sigils: History from Solomonic Seals to Spare and Chaos Magic



