Magick Matters

13.06.2024

“Deciphering Angel Numbers: Translate Your Guardians’ Messages” by April Wall

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"Discover the mystical meaning of angel numbers and the connection they have to your higher self. Follow along and find all of your answers in Deciphering Angel Numbers. As the third book in Weldon Owen’s Daily Divination series, Deciphering Angel Numbers dives into numerology to define the concept of angel numbers and explores the unique history of the mystical practice. Angel numbers are a large part of modern metaphysical practices, and these trios of numbers are a wonderful tool in managing life challenges, recognizing messages from spirit guides, and staying connected to those who have passed on. Join author April Wall as she provides a complete history of angel numbers, including a full glossary on all...>>

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13.06.2024

“Finding Radical Wholeness: The Integral Path to Unity, Growth, and Delight” by Ken Wilber

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"From integral philosopher Ken Wilber, a practical guide to finding a radical and complete Wholeness through a path that blends integral theory, psychology, spiritual practice, and shadow work. According to Ken Wilber, the perpetual human search for growth and fulfillment is often incomplete. In this book, Wilber integrates the wisdom of spirituality, psychology, shadow work, science, and integral theory to offer us a path to a radical and complete Wholeness of Waking Up, Growing Up, Opening Up, Cleaning Up, and Showing Up. Wilber shows readers how to apply integral theory to their everyday lives for transformation. For example, he shows how the theory of the Four Quadrants—the four perspectives through which we view the world—relates...>>

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13.06.2024

“Black Magic Woman: Gender and the Occult in Weimar Germany” by Barbara Hales

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"This book is a study of women’s involvement in occult practices in Weimar Germany. Women during the Weimar period experienced an unprecedented level of liberation. This included a greatly increased role in the work force as well as participation in other realms that were traditionally the province of men. They were also given the liberty to be more outwardly sexualized. Women engaging in occult practices during this period present an interesting example of the liberated woman. The occult woman reversed all traditional gender roles by the pretense of possessing powers that threatened male dominance. The book investigates the significance of the occult in the Weimar period by drawing on popular, scientific, and legal writings of...>>

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13.06.2024

“Pagan Fleshworks: The Alchemy of Body Modification” by Maureen Mercury

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"A groundbreaking work that sees the contemporary cultural trends of tattooing, piercing, implanting, and branding as a quest for a transformative psychic experience. • Features unforgettable color photographs by Steve Haworth, the foremost body modification artist in the United States. • Introduces a subculture that has gone far beyond the realm of simple tattooing. Acts of body modification are deeply rooted in physical impulses that are obscured in our technological society. As we become more removed from the physicality of our existence, we lose touch with an essential part of our humanity. Body modification is a way of reconnecting to our bodies, to the earth, and to the divine. Pagan Fleshworks reveals that the prevalence of body modification—tattooing,...>>

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12.06.2024

“Satanism and Witchcraft: A Study in Medieval Superstition” by Jules Michelet

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"Long out of print, Jules Michelet's classic study of medieval superstition has been reprinted in this edition to bring the general public's attention to one of the truly great sociological works of modern times. Michelet brilliantly recreates the Europe of the Middle Ages, the centuries of fierce religious intolerance, the Inquisition and the Auto-da-fe. He depicts the barons, the great manors, fiefs and serfs... and the witches, hobgoblins and wizards of whom the masses lived in mortal fear. The serf, bound to the soil, had no rights... other than the right of owing body and soul to his lord. Even his wedding night was at the Baron's disposal, and the refusal of his bride...>>

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