A reference for the Western esoteric tradition
Magick.ly is a free, open-source reference and set of tools for students of Hermetic magick, as the Golden Dawn taught it and as it grew from older sources. It is a reference, not a course: nothing here replaces a teacher or a good book.
What's here
- Kabbalah: an interactive Tree of Life, where each Sephirah and path has its own page, and the 72 angels of the Shem HaMephorash.
- Golden Dawn: the grades from Neophyte 0=0 to Ipsissimus 10=1, floor plans of the temple halls, the grade rituals, a Rose Cross sigil generator and the temple symbols.
- Enochian: John Dee and Edward Kelley's Keys, a searchable dictionary, the four elemental tablets and Dee's Oration to God.
- Astrology: planetary hours for where you are, moon phases, the planets and the zodiac.
- Geomancy: cast a reading and look up the sixteen figures.
- Books: public-domain works published in full, starting with Lazare Lenain's La Science Cabalistique of 1823.
- Study: spaced-repetition flashcards for Hebrew letters, planetary and zodiac signs, alchemy, Enochian and more.
- MagickGPT: ask an AI that answers from a library of magickal texts and cites its sources.
For temples
A temple can keep its own rituals here, each readable by members of the right grade on any device. See temples and private rituals.
Open source, open data
The app's code is on GitHub. The data and the images the app draws (the Tree of Life, sigils, tablets and temple halls) are free to reuse under CC BY 4.0, with credit. See About.
