Modernist and traditionalist approaches to the occult arts appear to be irretrievably polarised. A more penetrating analysis reveals that the shortcomings of each are responsible for sustaining the division, rather than their strengths. It is in their strengths, of course, that the potential for progress resides. The Magick of the Ghebers shows that Living Traditionalism, which builds on those strengths, is the only formula capable of truly reconciling these two apparently disparate approaches to magic.