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Maxine
& Alex Sanders
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THE ALEX
SANDERS LECTURES
Introduced by J.W Bake
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Alex Sanders. an Englishman
known as The King of the Witches, was, prior to his death, the head
of 107 covens. Mr.. Sanders
pledged himself to the furtherance of Witchcraft as a benevolent
religion. He has had an enormous influence on the modem day Craft.
This series of twelve
lectures was originally designed for students of Wicca who attended
the lectures at his London apartment. The object of the course is
to take the beginner through all aspects of the Wicca and help prepare
him or her for initiation. The student will be led into the world's
oldest religion by a man acknowledged as one the most powerful Witches
in the world.
Maxine Sanders, for ten years
internationally acclaimed as Britain's Queen of the Witches, has
been threatened with death for daring to tell her story. But she
will not be silenced!
Her
strange, unnatural childhood, guided by her early psychic gifts
and leanings, prepared the path that culminated in her initiation
into the ancient esoteric craft. Her experiences through the dark
ways are unparalleled and her confessions reveal many largely unknown
secrets ... the black . sacrificial mass; the ritual murder of young
children; animal sacrifice; the unassailable power of black magic;
the potent forces of sex magic; and how she became involved with
the brutal Manson murders. Alive and living in London, Maxine is
probably the''best (and most beautiful) example of what may happen
when a young innocent acquiesces to the lure of a science that is
older than history itself and more influential today than many are
prepared to admit.
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King
of the Witches
The World of Alex Sanders
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Alex
Sanders was a professional white witch. June Johns spares no details
in her account of this amazing man's way of life, either of his
constant battle with the forces of evil, his observance of the complex
rituals and celebrations of his faith, or his practice of astonishing
powers of clairvoyance and healing. Writers have presented historical,
sociological and anthropological records of witchcraft but few have
succeeded like Miss Johns in examining its personal, 'human' aspect.
Today, this age-old cult is rapidly gaining in popularity all over
the world. For many, this book, with its remarkable illustrations,
will be a revelation.
