Liber Null & Psychonaut: The Practice of Chaos Magic (Revised and Expanded Edition) (Weiser Classics Series)

Love this book! A lot of interesting and knowledgeable information. I will be getting Liber Kaos as well. :) I was hooked from the start. Love the writing style as well.

This is brilliant. It is a very important start for any new chaos magician. I recommend it to anyone wanting to cover the basics and to get the foundation to be successful.

Exceptional

One of the greatest books on Chaos Magic

This is the author's best work. Not exactly a beginner's book, but not so complex as to lose the reader with lengthy explanations and grandiose speech.

Author is direct and informative. Information is interesting and thought provoking. Highly recommend.

This book is very in-depth. For me it took some time to read and grasp. Not a beginners book in my opinion

An extremely interesting text. About the same level of difficulty as most serious esoteric works. Difficult but doable. Unfortunately, it definitely has some of that trend that seems to run through western esotericism of elitist unkindness for everyone else’s own good. While I would commend this book for being quite specific in the reasoning for such unkindness and clear in the global and personal benefits it can bring, in the end it still has it. There’s also the eternal problem, which I commend the book for addressing, that science has moved on since the original writing of the book and some of the ideas that form the basis are no longer the scientific consensus. On the plus side, lots of information. Clearly a formative text. And manages to be a fairly cohesive worldview as far as it goes. Even where I profoundly disagree, it seems well thought out and consistent. In the end, while I don’t think it will be a favorite of mine, I think it gives everything one should expect from a text of this kind. And I think it is good for arranging one’s own thoughts for and against its claims, making it a valuable leaping off point for more study.