Magick Matters

13.08.2026

“Coven: Where Witches Gather” by Fiona Horne (2nd edition 2026)

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"This classic text, now extensively updated, is your portal to the world of witchcraft past, present and future … Whether you are witch-curious or a practitioner ready to connect with like-minded souls, this sumptuous guide will illuminate a thrilling space in which to deepen your craft and create magick collectively. Renowned witch and bestselling author Fiona Horne shares her secrets on the wonders of making magick and finding your coven in this sumptuous and enlightening guide to deepening your craft and working with others. Whether you are witch-curious, a solitary practitioner ready to connect with like-minded souls, or seeking to establish your own coven, Fiona will guide you on your personal path, illuminating a thrilling ...>>

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13.08.2026

“Wicked Roots: Forgotten Folklore and Ancient Myths of Familiar Plants” by Lauren Moss

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "Step into enchanted forests, ancient groves, and wildflower meadows to uncover the magical power of plants that have guided us through the depths of human experience. Wicked Roots delves into the sacred relationship between humans and the natural world, exploring plant magic, folklore, and myth from around the globe. From rituals of death and rebirth to dreams and mystical encounters, this book reveals the hidden wisdom of trees, flowers, and fungi that have shaped our stories for centuries. Featuring plant profiles with stunning illustrations, discover the lore behind: Mandrake — screaming root of love and fertility Yew — graveyard guardian of both healing and poison Fly Agaric — visionary fungi of sacred journeys ...>>

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12.08.2026

“Applied Cyber-Occultism: The Definitive Developer’s Guide to Chaos Magick, Belief Compilers, and Metaphysical Botnets” by Sir Leonard Daragan

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"Stop treating magick like mysticism. Start treating it like root access to reality. In Applied Cyber-Occultism: The Definitive Developer's Guide to Chaos Magick, Belief Compilers, and Metaphysical Botnets, the esoteric arts are stripped of their arcane robes and rebuilt from the ground up as a rigorous system of ontological engineering. This is not a book of poetry, vague spiritualism, or historical dogma. This is a highly technical manual for hacking the consensus reality stack. Designed specifically for software engineers, hackers, and systems architects, this comprehensive 10-module workbook translates the chaotic, subjective world of occultism into clean, clinical computer science. By mapping metaphysical operations to established IT frameworks, you will learn how to compile raw ...>>

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11.08.2026

“The Hidden World of Memory Eating Entities: The Truth Behind Déjà Vu, Blank Dreams, and the Feeling of Something Missing” by Sagar Sharma

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"What if your forgotten dreams, sudden déjà vu, and that haunting feeling of something missing… weren’t random? What if they were stolen? In The Hidden World of Memory-Eating Entities, award-winning thinker and consciousness explorer Sagar Sharma takes you on a mind-bending journey through the secret layers of the human mind where mysterious entities may be feeding on your memories, dreams, and life force without your knowledge. Blending neuroscience, ancient knowledge, quantum theories, and spiritual insight, this groundbreaking book uncovers: The shocking truth behind déjà vu and blank dreams How unseen forces may manipulate your thoughts and memory Why so many people feel an unexplained void inside them The connection between forgotten lifetimes and present-day ...>>

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10.08.2026

“Anime Philosophy and Religion” edited by Kaz Hayashi and William H.U. Anderson

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"Anime is exploding on the worldwide stage! Anime has been a staple in Japan for decades, strongly connected to manga. So why has anime become a worldwide sensation? A cursory explanation is the explosion of online streaming services specializing in anime, like Funimation and Crunchyroll. Even more general streaming services like Netflix and Amazon have gotten in on the game. Anime is exotic to Western eyes and culture. That is one of the reasons anime has gained worldwide popularity. This strange aesthetic draws the audience in only to find it is deeper and more sophisticated than its surface appearance. Japan is an honor and shame culture. Anime provides a platform to discuss "universal" problems facing ...>>

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