The Book of Thymiamata: A Practical Guide to Solomonic Suffumigation

The book is 76 pages in length, a short but mighty book on incense.
A softcover with color cover and numerous images in black and white.

Suffumigation, the art of burning consecrated incenses to attract spirits, empower magical operations, and align the practitioner with celestial influence, is one of the oldest and most consistent threads running through the Western magical tradition. Drawn from the Tractatus Thymiamiatus, the Book of Suffumigations from the medieval grimoire Sepher Raziel: Liber Salomonis, this booklet presents a threefold operative system of planetary, zodiacal, and elemental incenses, together with special blends, operative rituals, and detailed guidance on preparation and compounding. Historical recipes have been rendered in modern, obtainable ingredients without sacrifice of tradition. The practitioner who works with these blends participates in a continuous thread of magical practice reaching back through time.

Above all, this is a working tool designed to be taken to the altar and used.

About The Authors:

Jeremy Bechelli is a scholar and practitioner with a deep-rooted interest in European folk magic, occult herbalism, traditional medicine, and the witch-lore of the British Isles. Holding a Doctor of Philosophy in Pathology, he brings a rigorous multidisciplinary perspective to the study of magical tradition, bridging the empirical and the esoteric in equal measure.

Baylen Levore is an artist, tattooer, and practitioner whose work centers on the visual language of magic, folklore, and esoteric tradition. She draws inspiration from historical manuscripts, folk imagery, and occult symbolism.

ISBN: 979-8-234-20225-3