5 mysterious books about magic, curse and spell of ancient times

In ancient times, the use of magic, talismans, and prayers were developed throughout the world's cultures. We were even recorded into magic books circulating through generations. Here are 4 manuscripts that help us better understand the ancient magic world.

1. The book of the Abramelin Wizard, Esoteric Magic of Kabbalistic knowledge

Abramelin's book is written in the form of a novel or autobiography by a man known as Abraham . Abraham was a Jewish Jew, living in the 14th and 15th centuries. The book by magician Abramelin talks about imparting Abraham's magical knowledge and Kabbalistic knowledge to his son, Lamech and how the story works. but he has such knowledge.

In Egypt Abraham met Abramelin, Abramelin was later told to teach Abraham Kabbalistic magic and gave him two manuscripts to copy. Prominent in Esoteric Magic is a complex ritual called ' Abramelin ', which is supposed to allow magicians to gain knowledge and dialogue with their ' Guardian Angel' , as well as the the demon . Later manuscripts are used in secret societies such as Hermetic Order of the Golden and Aleister Crowley's mystical system of Thelema.

2. Ars Notoria - Ancient magic book to have perfect memory and wisdom

Ars Notoria is a book that allows users to master in a certain area of ​​education, giving them eloquent skills, a perfect memory and wisdom. There are lessons to create mystical objects such as amulets and lucky charms.

Ars Notoria is one of five books in a magic book called the Lesser Keys of Solomon , an unknown author, focusing on Devil.

This book was born in the 13th century. Some parts have been written since the beginning of the 12th century.

Original books are written in 3 different forms, including Hebrew, Greek and Latin letters.

It is thought that King Solomon applied the original lessons in Ars Notoria to become a wise, compassionate and talented ruler.

John of Morigny - a 14th-century monk, an Ars Notoria scholar, has reached the level of wisdom and master of scholarship. Many people said he was able to communicate with the afterlife and could see "ghost" spirits.

Those who study art, Mathematics, Astronomy or Philosophy, are promised to master that subject if they devote themselves to Ars Notoria.

3. Pseudomonarchia Daemonum book about demons and dangerous monsters

Pseudomonarchia Daemonum, also known as the Devil's Rank System, is a 16th-century summary that gives the names of 69 demons. This summary originally appeared as an appendix to a book about Devil and Magic , written by Johann Weyer. The son of a Civil Service, Johann Weyer is a Dutch doctor and a mysterious monk. Fluent in Latin from an early age, Weyer quickly became a student of Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa , a famous magician in Antwerp. 27 years later, Weyer published Pseudomonarchia Daemonum.

Weyer's work suggests that demons and monsters from hell can have magical powers on humans. Not in the form of magic spells but in the form of a mental illness. His intention was to create a belief to save the cursed people.

4. Arbatel: a magical book with a positive message

Arbatel de magia veterum is a Renaissance book , one of the most influential books. Unlike other books, filled with dark magic and curses , the Arbatel book contains spiritual instructions to live a life of honesty and respect.

Written in 1575 AD, the author may be a man named Jacques Gohory, a follower of the Paracelsus religion.

The Arbatel focuses on nature, the positive relationship between the natural and human worlds and the interaction between the two worlds.

5. Necromancer's Manual

The full name of the book is The Munich Manual of Demonic Magic, born around the 15th century. The content of the book consists of magic spells, magic instructions to divine demons .

The book consists of three main methods that often appear in the magic books that are applied to the target audience: creating hallucinations, psychotherapy and dissociation . In particular, segregation is used to collect information from the past or future. The book also mentions the sacrifice of legendary creatures, ancient demonic rituals and other dark magic.