Ambroze Hildreth's self-described "scientific approach to performing the mystic arts" is an extensive compilation of spells grouped according to specific guidelines, preceded by a survey of the belief systems he utilizes.

Intended for those on the journey "to becoming a wizard," the book establishes basic laws that ground the practices, many of which "break some societal illusions." He defines science as "The subconscious of the universe... the order we follow, the law in which things work." Chemistry is "a number-like system that's naturally made"; biology is based on these chemical laws which also "creates our physics."

When describing human consciousness and evolution, Hildreth implies an underlying moral code rooted in individual actions: "[T]echnique, skill, and moments" create power, which "is earned... You are worthy of what you create yourself into." He also notes that "Your worst enemy and rival is yourself."

Hildreth provides some framework of understanding for those who wish to practice the book's spells. Chakras, auras, and processes, along with Chinese, Celtic, and Norse representations of the Seeds of Life, come into play, among other elements. The author also offers a series of "mind-understanding" tools, including meditation, "biofield manipulation," and third eye exercises.