Frater Acher
is a magician and author.
Frater Acher is a lone practitioner of the magical and mystical path. Since 2009 he is the author of theomagica.com, and goeteia.com. In 2020 he founded Paralibrum together with Frater U∴D∴ and continues to be an active collaborator of Quareia Magical Training.
He holds an MA in Communications Science, Intercultural Communications and Psychology as well as certifications in Systemic Coaching and Gestalt Therapy. He has studied Western Ritual Magic in theory and practice at I.M.B.O.L.C. and has been actively involved in magic for more than twenty years. Frater Acher is a German national, and after several years of living abroad, he is now resident in Munich, Germany.
Bibliography
Cyprian of Antioch: A Mage of Many Faces, Quareia Publishing 2017
Speculum Terræ: A Magical Earth-Mirror from the 17th Century, Hadean Press 2018
Holy Daimon, Scarlet Imprint 2018
Black Abbot · White Magic - Johannes Trithemius and the Angelic Mind, with illustrations by José Gabriel Alegria Sabogal, Scarlet Imprint 2020
Goêtic Common Sense – An Interlude for the Inveterate Chthonic Sorcerer, with illustrations by David S. Herrerías, s.l., self-published digitally, 2021
Clavis Goêtica: Keys to Chthonic Sorcery, with José Gabriel Alegria Sabogal, Hadean Press, 2021
INGENIUM – Alchemy of the Magical Mind, with artwork by Joseph Uccello, Exeter: TaDehent Press, 2021
Holy Heretics, with illustrations by José Gabriel Alegria Sabogal, Scarlet Imprint, 2022
Holy Daimon, Second expanded edition with illustrations by José Gabriel Alegria Sabogal, Scarlet Imprint 2023
Goêtic Atavisms, with Craig ‘VI’ Slee and illustrations by José Gabriel Alegria Sabogal, Hadean Press, 2023
Treasures from the Valley of Disgust, a preliminary essay, s.l., Paralibrum Press, 2023
TRUTMEZZER – A Blade of Two Ways, with illustrations by Rowan E. Cassidy and Delia Vico, Three Hands Press, 2024
MUTABOR – A Journey into the Goêtic Flesh, s.l., Paralibrum Press, 2024
HolyDaimon.com
The Holy Daimon online project is a resource dedicated to research into, and the translation of ritual manuscripts from the 15th to 18th century with a focus on texts of daimonic theurgy.