Magick Matters

12.05.2020

“Travel Far: A Beginner’s Guide to the Out-of-Body Experience, Including First-Hand Accounts and Comprehensive Theory and Methods” by Darryl E. Berry Jr.

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"The out-of-body experience or astral travel is a mode of perception during which one experiences existing and traveling apart from the physical body. Things perceived and experienced are as real as the book you are holding, or the computer screen you are viewing. Have you ever awoken paralyzed, or felt falling or floating sensations, or sensed vibrations as you slept? You became aware of out-of-body experience precursors. And now you can learn to go farther!! In this book you will: * Find dozens of personal accounts of out-of-body experiences, so you can know what to expect, and that you do return safely. * Learn what altered states are, so that you can access these states and expand...>>

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12.05.2020

“Archangel Pathworkings: Raziel’s Paths of Power Volume II” by Jareth Tempest

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"Take control of your life with the awesome powers of the Archangels. These amazing beings can help you shape your life into what you've always dreamed it could be. With their help you can build your business, attract wealth, find love, strengthen your marriage, find your lost passion, protect yourself and your loved ones, have better sex, find healing, break old habits, become more disciplined, overcome crippling procrastination, and manifest your dreams. This book teaches you a simple ritual that requires no ceremony, no expensive tools, no special timing, and no hard to pronounce words of power. If you have the power to daydream or fantasize you have the power to call on these...>>

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12.05.2020

“Tentacles Longer Than Night” by Eugene Thacker (Horror of Philosophy vol. 3)

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"Our contemporary horror stories are written in a world where there seems little faith, lost hope, and no salvation. All that remains is the fragmentary and occasionally lyrical testimony of the human being struggling to confront its lack of reason for being in the vast cosmos. This is the terrain of the horror genre. Eugene Thacker explores this situation in Tentacles Longer Than Night. Extending the ideas presented in his book In The Dust of This Planet, Thacker considers the relationship between philosophy and the horror genre. But instead of taking fiction as the mere illustration of ideas, Thacker reads horror stories as if they themselves were works of philosophy, driven by a speculative...>>

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12.05.2020

“Starry Speculative Corpse” by Eugene Thacker (Horror of Philosophy vol. 2)

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"Could it be that the more we know about the world, the less we understand it? Could it be that, while everything has been explained, nothing has meaning? Extending the ideas presented in his book In The Dust of This Planet, Eugene Thacker explores these and other issues in Starry Speculative Corpse. But instead of using philosophy to define or to explain the horror genre, Thacker reads works of philosophy as if they were horror stories themselves, revealing a rift between human beings and the unhuman world of which they are part. Along the way we see philosophers grappling with demons, struggling with doubt, and wrestling with an indifferent cosmos. At the center of...>>

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12.05.2020

“In the Dust of This Planet” by Eugene Thacker (Horror of Philosophy vol. 1)

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"The world is increasingly unthinkable, a world of planetary disasters, emerging pandemics, and the looming threat of extinction. In this book Eugene Thacker suggests that we look to the genre of horror as offering a way of thinking about the unthinkable world. To confront this idea is to confront the limit of our ability to understand the world in which we live - a central motif of the horror genre. In the Dust of This Planet explores these relationships between philosophy and horror. In Thacker's hands, philosophy is not academic logic-chopping; instead, it is the thought of the limit of all thought, especially as it dovetails into occultism, demonology, and mysticism. Likewise, Thacker takes...>>

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