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01-01-2010, 08:29 PM
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Jung's The Red Book as a modern grimoire
I don't know all that much about exactly what constitutes a 'grimoire' but I glanced at the AZOETIA and it made me wonder if Jung's REDBOOK is a grimoire. It seems to to be similar to AZOETIA in many ways and seems to express Jung's own magic yet very personal as well.
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