Book of Lies, The

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Mysterious, paradoxical, and infused with occult symbolism, The Book of Lies is one of Aleister Crowley’s most cryptic and intriguing works—a cornerstone text in the world of Thelemic mysticism and ceremonial magic. Originally published in 1913, this collection of 93 short chapters ranges from the poetic to the absurd, the mystical to the satirical. Beneath its playful surface lies a deep reservoir of esoteric meaning, each chapter operating like a magical koan—designed to unlock hidden truths through riddle, rhythm, and revelation. Crowley weaves together Qabalah, Eastern philosophy, Hermeticism, and his own Thelemic doctrine in a way that challenges the reader to go beyond the intellect and into the realm of direct spiritual experience. Much more than a book of contradictions, The Book of Lies is a coded manual for initiates, filled with insights on meditation, magical practice, divine union, and the very nature of truth and illusion. It includes Crowley’s own later commentaries, which offer glimpses into the deeper significance of each enigmatic passage. For students of the occult, Thelema, and mystical philosophy, this audiobook is both a puzzle and a path—a work to be studied, meditated upon, and experienced over time. The Book of Lies is not meant to be read once—it is meant to be unlocked. Listener discretion and curiosity are equally advised.