A mystery can be understood only if you already comprehend it...

This special deluxe edition is limited to just 71 copies. Unlike the standard version, it includes, among other data, an exclusive Addendum by Master Leo, which will undoubtedly turn out to be a great surprise for everyone. Revealed are new secrets of the LAM mystery, including sex magick and the Tetragrammaton formula. This edition also features a contribution by Michael Staley, whose article was published in 1994.

Additionally, this edition includes a stunning 2 oz silver medallion (optional) featuring Lam made in Germany.

This book is dedicated to the Mystery of LAM—an alien-like entity whose mysterious portrait was drawn about a hundred years ago by the greatest magician and occultist, Aleister Crowley.

Within this captivating collection of essays and individual experiences working with Lam, we embark on a journey to decipher the enigmatic meaning behind the portrait that proved to be a medium for a variety of occult experiences.

Various occultists from around the world contributed gems from their inner treasury of Gnosis to this book.

This book is an invitation to explore the crossroads of mysticism, art, and the human psyche. Through insightful reflection, all the authors presented here strive to unravel the layers of meaning embedded in this mesmerizing portrait, shedding light on the profound relationship between the portrait itself and the enigma it sought to capture. As we embark on this journey, we embrace the shadows and the light, just as Crowley did, in our quest to comprehend the ineffable.

We called this book Lam the Way because the word “way” is crucial for understanding the mystery of Lam. Lam is not a static mystery; it’s dynamic. Lam is the way, the path, and one has to move or walk down the path.

This book could successfully be called "The LAM Grimmoire" because, in essence, it is that. Without a doubt, it will go down in the history of occultism and will become a guide for further research, experimentation, and work in this area for subsequent generations of lamanauts.