The Brazen Vessel

This is an amazing book.This is not always an easy book.This book is very well written with passion and energy that at times crackles and at other times is a very beautiful praise poem to the beauty and poignancy of being incarnated as a human being.This book can heal you, it also can anger you and even shock you.Thank you both for returning Magick and Witchcraft where it will begin and end--- In the Body.

This is a collection of essays produced by Dimech and Grey over a span of twelve years, and I have either read or seen many of the pieces collected here beforehand for free. As such, I was not sure how the book would read for me; would it seem like just a retread of ideas I have already followed them on?The answer for me was that this book was definitely worth the price of admission. Although this book is mostly a collection of writings for different mediums over 10+ years, it is deftly edited to read like a well organized and planned out book with ideas from essays seeming to build upon the previous ones. The Brazen Vessel effectively works as a sequel to The Red Goddess, Apocalyptic Witchcraft, and Lucifer: Princeps and is oftentimes even more interesting than the previous three. There is an intensity and intimacy brought forth through most of the articles that make both Babalon and Lucifer feel present as you read of them. The Brazen Vessel feels vital and magical which is what a book on witchcraft should be. If you are a fan of their work or are attracted to the figures of Babalon and Lucifer, this book is an easy purchase.Although this kindle edition is quite cool for those of you on a budget. Beautiful physical copies can be found at the publisher's website ScarletImprint.com at 55 pounds for the hardcover and 27 for the soft. I pre-ordered and received the hardcover edition which was numbered lucky 93 and am quite satisfied with it. High Quality and Beautiful as all their books are.