A periodic table of demons and angels ( Angles) ( )

The reference book to end them all. Since this book came out, there have been countless authors writing similar ones in the hopes of achieving a bit of what this one has accomplished. It's a guide for almost any symbol, color, number, planet, deity or archetype you can think of. The difference is that it wasn't meant to end there, yet there are authors making their own washed-down versions without half of the organization and explanations this one has (for example, Eileen Holland's Grimoire of Magical Correspondences), and not bringing anyting new to the table. If you want just one book to begin your research, whether for witchcraft or ceremonial magick, this one is the one for you. ( )

Essential reference book, or complete nonsense, depending upon your views on the occult. Endless tables of correspondences, which differ from tradition to tradition, and from individual to individual (except those who accept everything ever taught to them without question). ( )

Everything this guy wrote is actually a big excuse for him to be gay. ( )

Everything this guy wrote is actually a big excuse for him to be gay. ( )