Imperial Ritual of Magic: The “Grand Grimore” of Pythagoras, 38

A structured doctrine, Imperial Ritual of Magic explores the magical philosophy and occult ceremonial practices of the spiritual Rosicrucianism movement.

Presenting a system of magical practice and philosophy aimed at spiritual empowerment, this mystical manual was written by Reuben Swineburne Clymer under the pseudonym of Pythagoras, 38. This grand grimoire draws on ancient sources and features full instructions on the creation and consecration of talismans, amulets, and magical rings.

Reflecting the Rosicrucian ideal of the perfected self in harmony with cosmic law, Imperial Ritual of Magic blends mystical symbolism, astrological timing, and ritual technique into a unified path of practical occult work. First published in 1910, it’s a valuable study of esotericism and ceremonial magic.