Source books · Late-modern and chaos magic
Quareia: The Apprentice
How this book fits
- Traditions
- Late-modern and chaos magic
- Role in the tradition
- Primary source Written from inside the tradition: scripture, revelation, a grimoire, a manifesto or a practical treatise.
- Public attention
- Unmeasured No Wikidata entry could be matched to this book with confidence, so no attention label was assigned.
Read it
- Read at quareia.com ↗ quareia.com
In this study
A complete modern course in practical magic, free to read. This study cites one lesson of it: Apprentice Module 2 Lesson 2, which teaches the Tree of Life as a tarot layout, dealing one card to each of the ten spheres and reading the pillars as inflow, outflow and the middle course.
The only published description this study has located of the ten-card Tree of Life layout in the form this application draws it. It is a modern teaching text and NOT evidence of where the layout came from — see the note on the spread's own claim.
Cited for 1 sourced claim here, among them correspondences of .