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Qabalah question, once you've read your beginner fill, what should you move on to? I mean, I know beginner books, what's an intermediate level book?
gpt
There's some advanced work in Lyam Thomas Christopher's 'Kabbalah, Magic & the Great Work'. 'Paths of Wisdom' by John Michael Greer has a little bit of practicum at the back of the book. The second part of Llewellyn's edition of Regardie's 'Garden of Pomegranates' has guided meditations by the Ciceros. There's also Ted Andrews' 'Pathworking'. You should probably get Crowley's '777 And Other Qabalistic Writings' and Eshelman's '776 1/2' for reference books. Beyond that, there really aren't any 'advanced' books for Western Qabalah. You have to turn to Jewish Kabbalah to dig deeper.

You might also want to download a copy of Achad's 'Q.B.L., or, The Bride's Reception'.