Magick Matters

25.02.2024

“Believing in Bits: Digital Media and the Supernatural” edited by Simone Natale and Diana Pasulka

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"Believing in Bits advances the idea that religious beliefs and practices have become inextricably linked to the functioning of digital media. How did we come to associate things such as mindreading and spirit communications with the functioning of digital technologies? How does the internet's capacity to facilitate the proliferation of beliefs blur the boundaries between what is considered fiction and fact? Addressing these and similar questions, the volume challenges and redefines established understandings of digital media and culture by employing the notions of belief, religion, and the supernatural."...>>

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25.02.2024

“Chaos Magic and the Digital Age: Navigating the Nexus. An Impartial Analysis of Chaos Magic and Digital Realities by Modern Day Artifical Intelligence” by GPT-4

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"Chaos Magic and the Digital Age: An AI's Exploration of Modern Esotericism Chaos Magic and the Digital Age is the groundbreaking first book in a revolutionary series exploring the intersection of chaos magic and digital technology. Entirely authored by an advanced artificial intelligence, this comprehensive guide provides unique and unbiased insights into the world of contemporary chaos magic. Embark on a captivating journey through the origins and evolution of chaos magic, its core principles and beliefs, and the myriad techniques that make up this fascinating esoteric tradition. Delve into the impact of the Digital Age on chaos magic, as the AI author expertly examines cyber sigils, virtual rituals, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence's role in this...>>

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25.02.2024

“Technomancy Unveiled: The Beginner’s Guide to the Digital Arcane” by Occultus Angelus

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"Unlock the mysteries of technomancy and discover the power within the digital arcane with Technomancy Unveiled. This thought-provoking and transformative book takes readers on an enthralling journey through the world of digital magick, teaching a wealth of information and useful strategies that meld traditional magickal principles with modern technological advancements. Explore how to use common software to achieve desired results, unlock technology's potential to support your intentions and objectives, and learn the craft of ritualized coding to imbue code with intention and transform it into potent spells. Plus, take advantage of Virtual Reality (VR) to enhance your technomantic practice and explore new levels of self-discovery. This beginner's guide to technomancy is packed with invaluable information, including: ...>>

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24.02.2024

“The Complete King Arthur: Many Faces, One Hero” by John Matthews and Caitlin Matthews

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"A comprehensive examination of the historical and mythological evidence for every major theory about King Arthur • Explores the history of every Arthur candidate and the geographical arguments that have placed him in different locations • Examines 1,800 years of evidence for Arthur’s life and the famous series of 12 battles fought against the Saxons in the 6th century • Reconstructs the history of the 6th century in Britain, when the first references to Arthur and the core events of his reign appear Few legends have had the enduring influence of those surrounding King Arthur. Many believe the stories are based on historical truth. For others Arthur represents the archetype of the brilliant monarch reigning over a fairy-tale...>>

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24.02.2024

“The Celestial Code of Scripture: The Astral Cipher Underlying the Miracle Stories of the Bible and Qur’an” by John McHugh

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"While researching celestial mythology at Brigham Young University, John McHugh stumbled upon the arcane code that is the template for the legends and miracles in all Mesopotamian, Greek, Roman, Jewish, Christian, and Islamic scriptures. This code was embedded in the archaic Mesopotamian belief system that conceptualized the astral sky as the "heavens", and its constellations and planets as deities inhabiting this divine realm. Celestial tableaux were understood as historical scenes that had once taken place on earth. Mesopotamian astronomers were regarded as magicians, the magi, whose task was to interpret and elaborate secretly on this "Heavenly Writing"― the literal writing of the gods. The Celestial Code of Scriptures is the first book to present and...>>

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