Magick Matters

09.05.2021

“Kriya Yoga for Self-Discovery: Practices for Deep States of Meditation” by Keith G. Lowenstein

"Kriya Yoga for Self-Discovery: Practices for Deep States of Meditation" by Keith G. Lowenstein

"Kriya yoga is an ancient meditation technique that focuses on breathing and the spine to unlock deep states of awareness, self-realization, and spiritual growth. Kriya can provide a fast path to awakening, yet its practice has been shrouded in secrecy, passed only from master to initiate for millennia. Introduced into Kriya 40 years ago, Keith Lowenstein, M.D., offers an accessible yet detailed guide to Kriya yoga. He explains the basic techniques of the practice step by step, detailing proper posture, breathwork exercises (pranayama), visualization practices, and mantra. He reveals how Kriya is a scientific art--if practiced consistently, it will allow you to quickly enter deep states of meditation and ultimately experience inner stillness. He also...>>

08.05.2021

“Performing Dark Arts: A Cultural History of Conjuring” by Michael Mangan

"Performing Dark Arts: A Cultural History of Conjuring" by Michael Mangan

"From David Blaine’s death-defying feats of will to Harry Potter’s boarding-school victories against evil forces, the darker side of magic and its performance clearly strikes a cultural nerve. The conjuror’s act of bringing the impossible into being and summoning both the grotesque and marvelous with a sudden gesture challenges spectators’ assumptions of reality and fantasy. Performing Dark Arts explores the paradox of the conjuror and the broader cultural implications of magic’s assault on human perception. Michael Mangan illuminates the history of the conjuring arts and tests the boundaries of theatrical scholarship by analyzing magic acts alongside more conventional dramatic forms. This bracingly original volume discusses the performances of individual magicians and public reception of their...>>

08.05.2021

“Retrocausality: Experiments and Theory” by Antonella Vannini Ulisse Di Corpo

"Retrocausality: Experiments and Theory" by Antonella Vannini Ulisse Di Corpo

"As part of her doctorate in cognitive psychology, Antonella Vannini conducted four experiments using heart rate measurements in order to study Fantappiè’s retrocausal hypothesis and Damasio’s learning effect. The hypothesis on which Antonella Vannini worked was very simple: if life is supported by syntropy the parameters of the vital systems which support life, such as the autonomic nervous system, should show retrocausal activations."...>>

08.05.2021

“Remote Viewing Dialogues” by Daz Smith

"Remote Viewing Dialogues" by Daz Smith

"Psychic spy veterans from the 23 Year, U.S. Military and Intelligence Remote Viewing programs, share their experiences and expertise. This book is a selection of Remote Viewing based email dialogues from 1997-98 when the internet as a media source was very new. Add to this the emergence of a former Top Secret Psychic espionage program using Remote Viewing, commonly known as The STAR GATE Program, and you have a potent mix of questions excitement and answers. Remote viewers; Joe McMoneagle, Lyn Buchanan, Paul H Smith, Bill Ray, Greg Seward, Gene Lessman and PJ Palyne Gaenir share their knowledge for the first time in public."...>>

08.05.2021

“Thunder Magic” by Jason Read

"Thunder Magic" by Jason Read

"For thousands of years in comparative isolation, the Chinese developed powerful systems of magic largely still unknown in the West. This series of books, perhaps for the first time in English, give a workable and practical introduction to Chinese magic and sorcery. In this book are the secrets of Thunder Magick, one of the most respected and feared of the many branches of Chinese sorcery. Thunder magic harnesses the yang forces of nature in a kind of yogic sadhana and use of spells and talismans. This compact volume shows you how. The mysteries of Chinese occultism have long been hidden from the West, largely due to the cultural and language barriers between us. Also because...>>