Aleksandra Wenta is Lecturer in Indology and Tibetology at the University of Florence, Italy.

Cameron Bailey is an independent scholar, USA.

Introduction, Cameron M. Bailey, Dongguk University, South Korea
and Aleksandra Wenta, University of Florence, Italy

Chapter 1: The Zla gsang be'u bum: A Compendium of ritual magic and sorcery, Amanda Nichole Brown, Florida State University, USA

Chapter 2: Magical Results of the Rituals in the Tara-mula-kalpa's Continuation Tantra, Susan Landesman, American Council of Learnt Societies Fellow, USA

Chapter 3:The Vajrabhairavatantra: Materia Magica and Circulation of Tantric Magical Recipes, Aleksandra Wenta, University of Florence, Italy

Chapter 4: The Magic that Lies Within Prayer: On Patterns of Magicity and Resolute Aspirations (smon lam), Rolf Scheuermann, Heidelberg University, Germany

Chapter 5: The Yogin's Familiars: Protector Deities as Magical Guides, Cameron M. Bailey, Dongguk University, South Korea

Chapter 6: Emic perspectives on the transubstantiation of words in Tibetan-script textual amulets, Valentina Punzi, University of Tartu, Estonia

Chapter 7: The Magical Causality of Poison Casting and Cancer among Tibetan Communities of Gyalthang, Eric D. Mortensen, Guilford College, UK

Chapter 8: Is there Magic in Gcod? An Expedition into (some of) the Complexities of Sadhana-Text Enactments, Nike-Ann Schröder, Humboldt University, Germany

Chapter 9: Trainings for Sorcery, Magic, Mystic, Philosophy - for that which is called "the Great Accomplishment": Alexandra David-Neel's Written and Unwritten Tibetan Grimoires, Samuel Thévoz, University of Vienna, Austria

Afterword, Conceputalizing the 'magical' Tibet and beyond, Nicolas Sihlè, Centre for Himalayan Studies, France

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