Khemetic Chess (Hypermodern Magick)

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The book presents a unique theory of magick through the lens of Enochian Chess, emphasizing its 'active divinatory' aspects. It delves into the 64-square paradigm and examines both historical and contemporary variants of Enochian Chess, with significant references to Aleister Crowley and Khemetic influences in Thelema, particularly the Crowning of Horus. Additionally, it incorporates elements of Tantra and introduces Tsakli pieces, which serve as movable shrines for the concept of "No Self" within Enochian Chess.