Sexual Magick


By Mike Garofalo
 

Bibliography    Glossary     Home     Links     Quotations     Resources     Introduction     Methodology

 

23 September 2010

 

 

 

Introduction

 

Nearly everyone is interested in sexual activities, therefore numerous magicians, sorcerers, alchemists, mystics, and spiritual explorers have utilized the intense energy of sexual acts to enhance, enliven, amplify, direct, and focus their magickal activities.  Ancient and modern religions all have beliefs, rules and taboos regarding sexual activities. 

By "Magick" is meant using rituals, spells, prayers, sigils, signs, invocations, art, evocations, ceremonies, offerings, rites, celebrations, etc., to influence the present or future course of events to some advantage for the practitioner or practitioners.  Some magicians and sorcerers utilize such magickal practices to achieve altered states of consciousness, special powers, mystical insights, and spiritual advancement and transformation.  Frequently, but not necessarily, magick involves calling upon supernatural, astral, chthonic, nature spirits, or other spiritual beings or forces to assist the magician in accomplishing his intentions, fulfilling his Will, and realizing his objectives.  Sexual magick involves using the power of sexual energy to assist with the magickal processes or acts, or using magick to improve or enhance sexual experiences. 

In this webpage, it is assumed that the sexual activities used in sex magick are a solo practice by an adult, or sexual activities between consenting adults (women and/or men) who have reached the age of majority.  Reasonable safe sex practices between adult sexual partners should always be observed to prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases and prevent pregnancy unless raising children is a commitment of the partners.  Relations between free and consenting adults should be honest and truthful; and, sexual partners should agree on the sex magick practices.   Magicians and sorcerers can equally be women or men, and the use of "he" in this webpage should be taken to mean a woman or a man, women and/or men. 

Practitioners of sex magick should be fully aware of the customs, majority beliefs, and laws of their society regarding sexual acts and/or magick; and, to avoid serious problems, keep these spiritual endeavors a private practice between consenting adults.  Many people have strong negative feelings and beliefs about sex and magick due to their monotheistic religious beliefs; therefore, it is best to keep your sexual magick practices secret.  Nowadays, in many modern societies, where freedom is respected, where civil liberties are observed, and where liberal attitudes prevail, more openness is tolerated; however, this situation can change quickly, so caution and discretion are still advised. 

There are two divergent paths with respect to the practice of sex magick.  Some discourage sexual activity, and others encourage sexual activity.  Those that discourage sexual activity tell us not to masturbate, be celibate, don't orgasm, don't have premarital sex, and limit one's sexual activity to relations between a husband and wife, legally married, and only for purposes of procreation.  Sexual activity is frowned upon, considered animalistic, licentious, immoral, and sinful, and regarded as totally inappropriate for spiritual and/or religious progress.  Generally, magicians and mystics from Christian, Buddhist, and Islamic backgrounds favor this approach.  At the other end of the spectrum, we have more open-minded and experimental magicians and mystics who utilize a variety of types of sexual activity: masturbation, heterosexual and homosexual sex acts, polymory, Tantra, and kinky or fetish activity.  They favor a view of the Body as Sacred, and sexual pleasure and erotic ecstasy as a gift of the gods - a view shared by the author of this webpage.  Those that discourage sexuality, sometimes called followers of the Right Hand Path, are in the majority and, unfortunately, they frequently attempt to impose their views on others via secular/religious laws that restrict or prohibit various sexual or magical activities.  Those that encourage sexuality, followers of the Left Hand Path, are in the minority and tend to keep their sexual and magickal activities hidden, and mind their own business, so as to avoid harassment or punishment from the prudes and "True Believers" of the world. 

Sexual activities are inherently mysterious, marvelous, mind-altering, and magical.  Sexual excitement produces a unique and profound altered state of consciousness; and, orgasm and ejaculation are often associated with bliss, ecstasy, euphoria, wonder, liberation, mystical reveries, and joy.  Sometimes orgasm has been called the "little death" because of its transformative effects.  Since the ability to focus, concentrate, and create a fantasy are essential to successful solo sex, it is no surprise that the use of intentionality and fantasy in magick are sometimes linked with sexuality.  Also, unquestionably, the use of magick to obtain sexual partners and sexual satisfaction is an ubiquitous phenomenon, e.g., love spells. 

The emotion of "love" is a complex topic.  Some types of love are not sexual in nature; but many are closely related to sexuality.  The power of love, the intense energy created by love, the connection of loving and creativity, fertility rituals, and the varied symptoms and psychological manifestations of love are intertwined with the kind of desire and intentionality that are essential to implementing magickal powers.  One influential magus of the 20th century, with a voracious sexual appetite, Aleister Crowley, advocated Thelemic principles such as "Love is the law, love under will; and, do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law." 

Solo masturbation is the most common type of sex act utilized in sex magick.  Solo masturbation is safe, harmless, free, pleasurable, and private.  All sexual magick practitioners and authorities have provided information on the use of solo masturbation in sexual magick activities and rituals. 

Heterosexual relations are the second most frequently occurring type of sexual activity used in sex magick.  Numerous books, articles, internet resources, and groups exist which provide information on how to use the sexual energy between heterosexual lovers to accomplish magickal and mystical workings.  Most erotic activities of heterosexual couples are also engaged in by homosexual couples (gay or lesbian). 

BDSM "sexual" relations, kinky sex, and fetishism are a fertile ground for creative activities to use in sexual magick and mysticism.  In the past forty years, small and courageous publishers in free countries, and the Internet, have provided us with considerable valuable information and anecdotes regarding how kinky sexuality is used in spirituality and magick.  Historically, many of the practices of contemporary BDSM were also used by members of religious cults: flagellation, fasting, kneeling, sacrifice, piercing, ritual ordeals, pain, strict obedience, discipline, etc..      

 

Methodology

Before I discuss various techniques and procedures for the practice of sex magick, I need to outline the kind of mental viewpoints, attitudes, and philosophy that one should consider adopting to improve one's chances for success in the practice of sexual magick. 

1.  Knowledge of sex magick requires actual practice, real actions, bodily experiments, and carnal experience.  We know by doing, not by thinking about doing.  The emphasis must be on experiential learning, rather than on conceptual understanding.  You must be physically able to become erotically aroused, or sexually excite someone else.  [Dawn and Flowers, 2001, p. 27-9

2.  Be open to alternative interpretations and multiple explanations.  Don't over-emphasize logical thinking, either/or options, or true/false dichotomies.  Remain mentally flexible.  Complexity is closer to the truth in these matters of the flesh and spirit.  Adopt a pluralistic viewpoint.  Be more open-minded and creative in your thinking.  [Easton and Hardy, 2004, pp. 24-25]. 

3.  Be careful of over-reliance on and uncritical acceptance of "authorities" and "experts."   Consider a variety of viewpoints.  Research the backgrounds, training, qualifications, and experience of the "experts" you are using as guides in the practice of sexual magick.  Also, don't dismiss the viewpoints of a possible sex magick guide just because they don't share your religion, or their personal or moral lives don't meet your "higher" standards of behavior, or their sexual preferences are not your favorites.  

4.  As above so below, and as below so above.  Physical rituals involving the body and senses impact the mental, astral, and spiritual realms.  Likewise, thoughts, intentions, and spiritual insights impact the physical body and senses.  There are casual relationships between multiple realms of being that don't correspond to what we normally understand as material causality in the scientific sense.  These relationships are not fully understood by the rational mind, but pragmatic results need to be carefully heeded.   

 

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Bibliography, Links, Glossary, Resources

 

 

Adamu: Luciferian Tantra and Sex Magick.  By Michael W. Ford.  Illustrated by Elda Isela Ford.  Succubus Publishing, 2006.  196 pages.  ISBN: 1411690656. 


All Magick is Sex Magick.  By Donald Michael Kraig. 


Aphrodite: Greek Goddess of Love and Beauty   Aphrodite (Greek) = Venus (Roman)


Aphrodite - Wikipedia  


April: Poetry, Quotations, Lore, Fertility Rituals


The Art of Sexual Ecstasy: The Path of Sacred Sexuality for Western Lovers.  By Margot Anand and M. E. Naslednikov.  Illustrated by leandra Hussey.  Jeremy P. Tarcher, 1989.  450 pages.  ISBN: 0874775817. 


The Art of Sexual Magic.  By Margot Anand.  Tarcher, 1996.  384 pages.  ISBN: 0874778409. 


Atavism to Zos: Spare's Philosophy and Magic.   By Mark Plinkington.


Austin Osman Spare and His Theory of Sigils.  By Frater U:.D:. 


Babalon 


Bacchanalia 


BDSM Index - Wikipedia   


BDSM Themes =  bondage, discipline, sadism, masochism, dominant and submissive, flagellation, kinky sex, ordeals, sexual slavery, fetishism. 


Book of Pleasure (self-love): The Psychology of Ecstasy.  By Austin O. Spare. 


Book of Results.  By Ray Sherwin.  Lulu.com, 1978, 2005.  88 pages.  ISBN: 1411625587. 


Carnal Alchemy: A Sado-Magical Exploration of Pleasure, Pain, and Self-Transformation.   By Crystal Dawn and Stephen Flowers.  Second revised and expanded edition.   Smithville, Texas, Runa-Raven Press, 1995, 2001.  ISBN:1885972040.  BDSM Themes.  VSCL. 


The Celibate Seeker:  An Exploration of Celibacy as a Modern Spiritual Practice.  By Shawn Nevins.  TAT Foundation, 2009.  58 pages.  ISBN: 0979963036. 


Celtic Sex Magic: For Couples, Groups and Solitary Practitioners.  By John G. Hughes.  Destiny Books, 2001.  240 pages.  ISBN: 0892819081. 


Chaos Magick: Bibliography, Links, Resources, Quotations, Notes 


Coitus Reservatus (Karezza)  


Conjugal Spirituality: The Primacy of Mutual Love in the Christian Tradition.  By Mary anne McPherson Oliver.  Sheed and Ward, 1994.  170 pages.  ISBN: 1556123124. 


Crowlean Sex Magic 


Crowley, Aleister, 1875-1947 


Crowley and Sex Magick.  By Vadge Moore.  Christ, the Templars, OTO, and Crowley. 


Dark Moon Rising: Pagan BDSM and the Ordeal Path.  By Raven Kaldera.  Photographs by Bridgett Harrington.   Lulu Press, 2006.  438 pages.  ISBN: 1847288928.  BDSM Themes, Neo-Pagan rituals.  VSCL. 


Dionysus (Bacchus) - Wikipedia


Dionysian Mysteries  


Dreaming the Dark: Magic, Sex, and Politics.  By Starhawk.  Beacon Press, 1997.  15th anniversary edition.  280 pages.  ISBN: 0807010375.  Starhawk is an excellent and popular author on topics such as witchcraft and magic. 


Ecstasy Through Tantra.  By Jonn Mumford.  Llwellyn Pubs., 2002.  208 pages.  ISBN: 0875424945. 


Ecstatic Ritual: Practical Sex Magic.  By Brandy Williams.  Megalithica Books, 2nd Edition, 2008.  148 pages.  ISBN: 1905713258. 


Eight of Wands 


The Enochian World of Aleister Crowley: Enochian Sex Magic by Aleister Crowley, Lon Milo DuQuette, Christopher S. Hyatt.  Illustrated by David P. Wilson.  Original Falcon Press, 2009.  160 pages.  ISBN:  1935150278. 


Eroto-Comatose Lucidity  


FetLife: BDSM and Fetish Community 


Freyja: Lady of Magic, Sexuality and Battle  

 

                                       

 

Gardner, Gerald (1884-1964)   Scire.  Founder of modern Gardnerian Witchcraft. 


Gods of Love and Ecstasy: The Traditions of Shiva and Dionysus.  By Alain Danielou.  Inner Traditions, 1992.  264 pages.  ISBN: 0892813741. 


Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor   


High Magic: Theory and Practice.  By Frater U.:D.:.  Llewellyn Pubs., 2005.  480 pages.  ISBN: 0738704717.  VSCL. 


Introduction to Sex Magic (PDF, 24 pages).  HTML.  By Anja Heij. 


Joy of Solo Sex.  By Harold Litten.  Mobile, Alabama, Factor Press, 1993.  193 pages.  ISBN: 0962653144.  VSCL. 


June: Poetry, Quotations, Lore, Fertility Rituals 


July: Poetry, Quotations, Lore, Fertility Rituals


Kali - Wikipedia


Karezza - Coitus Reservatus


Kink Magic.   By Taylor Ellwood and Lupa.  Megalithica Books, 2007.  232 pages.  ISBN: 1905713118.  BDSM Themes.  VSCL. 


LaVey, Anton  (1930-1997) 


Lords of the Left Hand Path.  By Stephen E. Flowers.  Runa-Raven, 1997.  2nd Edition.  260 pages.  ISBN: 1885972083. 


Love, Sex and Magic: Exploring the Spiritual Union Between Male and Female.  By Sirona Knight.  Citadel, 2000.  224 pages.  ISBN: 0806520434. 


Love Under Will: Sexuality, Magic and Liberation.  By Phil Hine. 


A Manual of Sex Magick.  Edited by Louis Culling.  St. Paul, Minnesota, Llewellyn Publications, 1971.


May: Poetry, Quotations, Lore, Fertility Rituals


Modern Sex Magick: Secrets of Erotic Spirituality.  By Donal Michael Kraig.  Minnesota, Llewellyn Publications, 2002.  Bibliography, index, 400 pages.  ISBN: 1567183948.  One chapter on BDSM themes.  VSCL. 


More Joy: An Advanced Guide to Solo Sex.  By Harold Litten.  Mobile, Alabama, Factor Press, 1996.  190 pages.  ISBN: 0962653187.  VSCL. 


The New Flesh: Sexuality, Magic and Transformation.  Essays by Phil Hine


New Flesh Palladium.  By Robert North.  2007 edition.   


Ordo Templi Orientis  


Orgone - Overview   


O.T.O. Rituals and Sex Magic.  By Theodor Reuss and Aleister Crowley.  Edited and complied by A.R. Naylor.  498 pages.  ISBN:  1872189938.  Download Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. 


The Phallus: Sacred Symbol of Male Creative Power.  By Alain Danielou.  Inner Traditions, 1995.  128 pages.  ISBN: 0892815566. 


Practicing Sex Magic.  By Anja Heij. 


Randolph, Paschal Beverly Randolph (1825-1975)  


Reich, Wilhelm Reich (1897-1957)   


Radical Ecstasy.  By Dossie Easton and Janet W. Hardy.  Oakland, California, Greenery Press, 2004. 215 pages.  ISBN: 189015962X.  BDSM Themes.  VSCL. 


Red Book: Aberrations in Sex Magic.  Volumes 1: Principes de Convoitise.  By Joshua Seraphim and Soror Laailah.  Leilah Publications, 2009.  76 pages.  ISBN: 1449956475.  There are also Volumes 2 and 3 of the Red Book. 


Relgion and Sexuality  - Wikipedia


Rites of Pleasure: Sexuality in Wicca and Neo-Paganism.  By Jennifer Hunter.  Citadel, 2004.   240 pages.  ISBN:  0806525843. 


Sacred Kink: The Eightfold Paths of BDSM and Beyond.  By Lee Harrington.  Lulu Press, 2009.  420 pages.  ISBN: 055721176X.  BDSM Themes. 


Sacred Pleasure: Sex, Myth, and the Politics of the Body.  By Diane T. Eisler.  ISBN: 0062502832. 


Sacred Sex: A Spiritual Celebration of Oneness in Marriage.  By Tim Alan Gardner.  Waterbrook Press, 2002.  240 pages.  ISBN: 1578564611.  A Christian perspective on sexuality and the holy life. 


Sacred Sex Rituals: Aphrodite's Temple  BDSM Themes. 


Sacred Sex: Sexuality, Liberation and Consciousness


Satanic Bible.  by Anton Szandor Lavey.  Avon Books, 1976.  272 pages.  ISBN: 0380015390.  There are numerous other books on rituals and magic by this popular author, and even Satan's followers enjoy sex magic. 


Schrek, Zeena (1963-)    Interview   Zeena Galatea Schreck (née LaVey)  


Secrets of Western Sex Magic: Magical Energy and Gnostic Trance.  By Fater U.:D.:.  Llewellyn Pubs., 3rd Edition, 2001.  240 pages.  ISBN: 1567187064. 


Sex and Magic.  By Fra.:Apfelmann. 


Sex and Sex Magick: Liber Conjunctus/Liber Two,   By Nigris, O'  


Sex and Spirituality: Ecstasy, Ritual and Taboo.  By Clifford Bishop.  Thorsons, 2004.  184 pages.  ISBN: 0007692609. 


Sex for One: The Joy of Self-Loving.  By Betty Dodson.  Three Rivers Press, 1996.  208 pages.  ISBN: 0517886073. 


Sex God: Exploring the Endless Connections between Sexuality and Spirituality.  By Rob Bell.  Zondervan, 2008.  208 pages.  ISBN: 0310280672. 


Sex Magic Primer.  By Don Webb. 


Sex Magic, Tantra and Tarot: The Way of the Secret Lover.  By Christopher S. Hyatt and Lon Milo DuQuette.  New Falcon Publications, 2008.  Third revised and expanded edition.  192 pages.  ISBN: 1561840440.  


Sex Magick from Spiral Nature   


Sex Magick: LuLu Publications


Sex Magic - Wikipedia  


Sexuality, Magic and Perversion.  By Francis King.  Feral House, 2002.  207 pages.  ISBN: 0922915741. 


Sexual Magick in the 19th Century: Paschal Beverly Randolph.  By T. Allen Greenfield. 


Sexual Sorcery: A Complete Guide to Sex Magic.  By Jason Augustus Newcomb.  New York, Weiser Books, 2005.  240 pages.  ISBN:
1578633303.  I find this book one of the most useful introductions to the practice of sex magick.  Includes quite detailed and informative writing on practical rituals.  VSCL. 


Shiva: The Wild God of Power and Ecstasy.  By Wolf-Deiter Storl, Ph.D.  Rochester, Vermont, Inner Traditions, 2004.  Index, notes, bibliography, 296 pages.  ISBN: 159477014X.  VSCL. 


Sigils - The Art of Magick     A Powerpoint presentation.


Sigils - Invested Belief in Altering Reality  


The Spirituality of Sex.  By J. Harold Ellens.  Praeger, 2009.  185 pages.  ISBN: 0313362610. 


The Spirituality of Sex.  By Michael Schwartzentruber, Lois Huey-Heck, and Mary Millerd.  Northstone, 2009.  160 pages.  ISBN: 1896836909. 


Taboo: Sex, Religion and Magick.  By Christopher S. Hyatt and Lon Milo DuQuette.  New Falcon Publications, 2001.  2nd Edition.  224 pages.  ISBN: 1561841609. 


Tantra - Overview   


Taoist Sexual Practices - Wikipedia


Temple of the Darkside Goddess 


Temple of Istar


Temple of Set  


Thelemapedia: The Encyclopedia of Thelema and Magick 

 

                            

 

Trance-Formation (The Cosmic Tao of the Sexes).  By Matthew Webb. 


VSCL = Valley Spirit Center Library, Red Bluff, California 


Weor, Samael Aun (1917-1977), Víctor Manuel Gómez Rodríguez  


The Ultimate Male Masturbation Resource 


Uncle Setnakt's Essential Guide to the Left Hand Path.  By Don Webb and Stephen E. Flowers.  Runa Raven Press, 1999.  ISBN: 1885972105.  Explanation of the Temple of Set philosophy: individualism, constructive antinomianism, radical transformation beyond good and evil. 


Urban Aboriginals: A Celebration of Leather Sexuality.  By Geoff Mains.  San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1984.  20th Anniversary Edition, Daedalus Pub., 2002.  Footnotes, 185 pages.  ISBN: 1881943186.  Gay BDSM Themes.  When I first read this book in 1985 I was impressed with the authors attempt to explain the biochemical physiological basis of masochistic pleasure, and the "spiritual" aspects of the leathermen he describes.  VSCL. 


Venus Butterfly 


Venus: Roman Goddess of Love and Beauty.  Aphrodite (Greek) = Venus (Roman)  


The Yoni: Sacred Symbol of Female Creative Power.  By Rufus C. Camphausen.  Inner Traditions, 1996.  134 pages.  ISBN: 0892815620. 


Witch in the Bedroom: Proven Sexual Magic.  By Stacey Demarco.  Llewellyn Publications, 2006.  312 pages.  ISBN: 0738708445. 

 

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"Without auto-erotic practice it is impossible to achieve anything in sex magic!  Auto-eroticism is of central importance because it is the ideal practice and playground.  It constitutes a powerful technique in itself, and it makes us independent of partners. Especially in the beginning it is much easier to explore, prolong and amplify orgasmic trance states.  For this very same reason it is possible to do effective sex magic with a partner who knows nothing about it, but working with a partner who is equally trained in this art is ever so much more effective.  Most amateurs believe that sexual magic is something that solely happens between partners in a ritual, but in reality the vast majority of sex magical arts are performed auto-erotically."
-   Fra.: Apfelmann, Sex and Magic 

 

 

"Sex magick means using your sexuality in order to work magick. This technique is not new nor outrageous; although usually kept secret many esoteric systems use sexuality for spiritual and magical aims. Examples of such traditions are witchcraft, shamanism, alchemy, Buddhist and Hinduist tantra and ancient Egyptian religion. A probably more known form of sex magick is the ceremonial sexual union of man and woman on the land to ensure a good crop. Their fertility act should encourage the land to deliver a rich harvest. Western sex magick has its roots in Hebrew kabbalah and is spread further through several occult doctrines like the knights Templar and the free masons. Nowadays sex magick is a beautiful way of giving sex back its rightful place of sacred sexuality. It is a firm invitation to leave the trail of the sneaky, hidden-in-the-dark and 'sinful' sex most of us have grown up with. It is a call to stop fighting this most powerful human force and to make use of its possibilities. Since sexuality is a gift from God/the Goddess it has to be divine. Within an open and respectful sexual relationship we can experience ourselves in all our aspects: the animal part, the human part and the divine flame within. Thus the beast-man-God is connected, as well as the beast-woman-Goddess. During sexual arousal an enormous amount of energy can be channeled upwards from the genitals along the spine to the top of the head. On its way up this energy fills and cleans blockages in the chakras, caused by emotional and psychological wounds. This explains why several spiritual paths view sexual yoga as a shortcut to enlightenment."
-  Anja Heij,
Introduction to Sex Magic  

 

 

"Dionysus or Dionysos (Greek: Διόνυσος or Διώνυσος) is the ancient Greek god of wine, the god who inspires ritual madness and ecstasy, and a major figure of Greek mythology. He is included as one of the twelve Olympians in some lists. Dionysus is typical of the god of the epiphany, "the god that comes". He was also known as Bacchus, the name adopted by the Romans and the frenzy he induces, bakkheia. In addition to winemaking, he is the patron deity of agriculture and the theater. He was also known as the Liberator (Eleutherios), freeing one from one's normal self, by madness, ecstasy or wine. The divine mission of Dionysus was to mingle the music of the aulos and to bring an end to care and worry.  Scholars have discussed Dionysus' relationship to the "cult of the souls" and his ability to preside over communication between the living and the dead."
Dionysus 

 

 

"Sex magic or Sex magick is a term for various types of sexual activity used in magical, ritualistic, or otherwise religious and spiritual pursuits. One application of sex magic is using the energy of sexual arousal and/or orgasm to visualize an image of a desired result.  A premise of sex magic is the concept that the sexual energy is the most potent force the body contains, and harnessing the unique states that arise through sexual activity may provide an experiential conduit for the transcendence of an individual's normally perceived reality.  One application of sex magic concerns the use of the orgasm, as some practitioners base their use of sex upon the power that they believe the orgasmic release contains. An example of this type of sex magic is the Great Rite of Wicca, a ritual that involves either symbolic or actual sexual intercourse and orgasm. This union between the High Priestess and the High Priest can represent the union between the Maiden Goddess and the Lover God.  English author and occultist Aleister Crowley used and wrote about sex magick in relationship to his religion and belief system, Thelema, and also used the orgasm as a magical tool.  According to author Samael Aun Weor and other practitioners, not having an orgasm is preferred, even for periods of months or years, and their form of sex magick is to mentally direct all of the sexual energy created during a mutual or solo sexual act into what they believe are higher forms of creativity and spiritual energy."
-   Sex Magic - Wikipedia  

 

                             

 

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