Magick Matters

13.10.2020

“Lilith’s Cave: Jewish Tales of the Supernatural” by Howard Schwartz

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"Once upon a time in the city of Tunis, a flirtatious young girl was drawn into Lilith's dangerous web by glancing repeatedly at herself in the mirror. It seems that a demon daughter of the legendary Lilith had made her home in the mirror and would soon completely possess the unsuspecting girl. Such tales of terror and the supernatural occupy an honored position in the Jewish folkloric tradition. Howard Schwartz has superbly translated and retold fifty of the best of these folktales, now collected into one volume for the first time. Gathered from countless sources ranging from the ancient Middle East to twelfth-century Germany and later Eastern European oral tradition, these captivating stories include Jewish...>>

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13.10.2020

“Interpretation of Cosmic and Mystical Experiences” by Robert Crookall

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"This work is concerned with cosmic and mystical experiences, the "highest" and most significant of which we are capable, and which are natural and normal to mankind."...>>

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13.10.2020

“Psychic Breathing: Cosmic Vitality from the Air” by Robert Crookall

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"Reveals that breathing is at the very heart of psychic experience and provides a definitive source book for all speculations on Man's super-psychical nature."...>>

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13.10.2020

“Aleister Crowley: Wandering the Waste” by Martin Hayes and R. H. Stewart

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"Graphic novel about the life and times of Britains most infamous son. Occultist, genius, poet, prophet, mountaineer, drug and free-love pioneer, spy, scholar, and all-round bad egg. Summoner of demons and loser of friends. A prophet who wanted to save mankind but ended his days known as “The Wickedest Man in the World.”...>>

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13.10.2020

“Defying Reality: The Inside Story of the Virtual Reality Revolution” by David M. Ewalt

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"You’ve heard about virtual reality, seen the new gadgets, and read about how VR will be the next big thing. But you probably haven’t yet realized the extent to which this technology will change the way we live. We used to be bound to a physical reality, but new immersive computer simulations allow us to escape our homes and bodies. Suddenly anyone can see what it’s like to stand on the peak of Mount Everest. A person who can’t walk can experience a marathon from the perspective of an Olympic champion. And why stop there? Become a dragon and fly through the universe. But it’s not only about spectacle. Virtual and augmented reality will...>>

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