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Groups and Sites we can recommend 

Solomonic Magic Group at Yahoo

Created by Aaron Leitch, author of 'Secrets of the Magical Grimoires,' one of the most useful and accessible books on the grimoiric tradition to date. This is an essential resource for anyone investigating or considering exploring the grimoires, those oogy-boogy books from the Middle Ages that are filled with demons, wonky spellings, and dire imprecations of questionable provenance.

Grimorium Verum Group at Yahoo

Created and moderated by Jake Stratton-Kent, author of The True Grimoire, etc., this is another essential resource for anyone exploring the grimoiric tradition, especially from a Verum angle. This list is a true meeting of the minds and a melting pot for folks of many traditions to meet and discuss the ins and outs of working with spirits here and now, not just headbangers mumbling over Simon's little paperback.

Esoteric Archives at Twilit Grotto

THE number one resource for any magickally-inclined practitioner, folklorist, scholar or armchair magus. Period. Go to the site, buy the CD. Mr. Peterson has several carefully assembled, meticulously researched and impeccably edited editions of some of the most important grimoires known to mankind available for your purchase. Money well spent.

Hadean Press

These are the nice people who publish the 'Guides to the Underworld' series of pamphlets, including Jake Stratton-Kent's 'Goetic Divination, which includes the pendulum board we designed for him.

Corona Luci

A thoroughly modern magickal order that bases its rites and rituals off of plain English, doesn't make phoney-baloney claims and is dedicated to continually improving their material at every step of the process. They don't even insist on wearing funny hats, goofy robes, or assuming bizarre titles, instead they focus on developing real skills, performing actual magick, and making a positive difference.