ONLINE FREE RESOURCES 1) Internet Archive - https://www.archive.org - This has been my go to for years to read old books and such, there is SO much info on here, including out of print, hard to find tomes. 2) Yale Library - https://collections.library.yale.edu/catalog - Largest selection of Occult books that have been digitized, use the search bar and narrow your search as needed with format type etc. 3) Coursera - https://www.coursera.org - Take online courses or earn degrees, there are costs with this one, but this has a good selection of occult history and esoteric info. 4) Llewellyn’s Website - https://www.llewellyn.com - They offer free spells a day, and free tarot readings and have Llewellyncon every year 5) Project Gutenberg - https://www.gutenberg.org - Tons of free ebooks on lots of topics that you can download. 6) Harvard University Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@harvard - Free Lectures 7) Yale YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/ @yalecourses - More free Lectures 8) Sacred Texts Archive - https://www.sacred-texts.com - Another one of my go to’s, they have a LARGE free collection of religious, magical, mythological and esoteric texts including hermeticism, alchemy, celtic lore, etc. 9) HathiTrust - https://www.hathitrust.org - Huge academic collection that has a lot of folklore, and anthropology texts 10) Hermetic Library - https://hermetic.com - This site is a bit hard to use but good for researching things as additional detail to what you might read in other things. 11) The Theosophical Society - https://www.theosophical.org - Online library of theosophical texts, you can also sign up to be a member and get access to go in person to their libraries. 12) Theosophy World - https://theosophy.world - More theosophy, tons of free ebooks and lots of other things 13) JSTOR - https://www.jstor.org - Journals, books, and lots more, you can sign up if you have a library card, but even if you don’t, there is a ton of free stuff to help resesarching. 14) Wellcome Collection - https://wellcomecollection.org - Free museum and library, there are videos, collections of ebooks etc. that you can download that are OLD. 15) National Archives - https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk - This site has historical legal documents and witch trial records, I have referenced many from this site. 16) The British Library - https://www.bl.uk - This site has manuscripts, magical texts, folklore collections, etc. You will need to sign up for a free reader pass as they had a cyber attack a few years ago but it’s free. 17) Academia.edu - https://www.academia.edu - I point this one out as many scholars will upload papers on magic, folklore, mythology etc and I have found some to be extremely insightful, often leading me to dive deeper into other things. 18) Blavatsky.net - https://blavatsky.net/ # - Free theosophical writings and articles. 19) Folklore Society - https://www.folklore-society.com - The name says it all, it’s a whole site dedicated to the study of folklore and traditions. There are free audio recordings, pdf downloads etc. You can also sign up as a member and get access to their member only areas which has a lot of journals. 20) The Gnosis Archive - http://gnosis.org/welcome.html - Lots of links to various things in all spaces. Go forth and learn 💜