Magick Matters

20.07.2020

“A B C’s of Hoodoo: Essential Tools for the Rootworker” by Tina Harris

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"A B C's of Hoodoo: Essential Tools for the Rootworker" by Tina Harris
"This book is an A-Z primer for those learning or wanting to learn about many of the commonly used items in hoodoo and how to use them. Hoodoo, also known as rootwork or conjure, is a rich spiritual tradition that grew out of necessity and makes use of the vast array of resources in nature: animals, plants, and stones. This fun, yet practical guidebook is written in a relaxed style that is easy to read and understand. It contains the author's experience and understanding of 'working the root' as well as Bible verses to support it. Yet there is something valuable in this small volume for all spiritual workers Christian and non-Christian alike. This...>>
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20.07.2020

“A Gnostic’s Progress: Magic and the Path of Awakening” by Steve Dee

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"A Gnostic's Progress: Magic and the Path of Awakening" by Steve Dee
"Gnosticism and chaos magic make for an unlikely combination, but Steve Dee takes aspects of each tradition and uses his decades of study and practice to fuse a robust set of techniques, presented here with his usual grace and intelligence. Self-knowledge achieved through self exploration, with reference to archetypal images. By musing upon the relationships of the Pleroma, Sophia, and the Demiurge he encourages us to re-evaluate our own perspectives on our selves, and suggests ways of working with these insights. With illustrations by Lloyd Keane, whose own artistic practice is the subject of an interview featured in the book."...>>
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20.07.2020

“The Ivory Tablets of the Crow” by Warlock Asylum

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"The Ivory Tablets of the Crow" by Warlock Asylum
"The Ivory Tablets of the Crow is the initiatory rite of the Art of Ninzuwu, a spiritual practice said to have originated during the Jomon period, closely associated with the Tengu, Yatagarasu, and Ryujin Shinko (Dragon god faith). During the Jomon period an empire existed, whose boundaries stretched from the Far East into what is known today as ancient Mesopotamia. Traces of this empire can be found in the legends of the continent of Mu and stories about a struggle for what is known as the Tablets of Destinies, which marked the breakdown of this kingdom. The Tablets of Destinies was understood to be “the power of Anu” by the ancient Mesopotamians. It is said by...>>
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