Title: Encompassing overveiw of the phenomenon of "psychic attack".
Product review: Written for a layperson of Dion's time(c. 1930), PSYCHIC SELF-DEFENSE achieves an extensive overview of the phenomenon of "psychic attack". Through her exposition on working methods of attack, Dion intends that the reader will be able to construct an imaginative defense, dependent on the nature of attack. To this end, she, wisely, devotes much of the volume to discerning the varying instances and motives of psychic disturbance, including those of vampirism, haunting, astral projection, and use of ceremonial magic. Ending chapters are devoted to specific applications of defense, including the use of the quabalistic cross. The author's focus on psychic actions related to magical work makes the book an excellent introduction to occult practice.
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