Magick Matters

17.04.2022

“The Theory Of Celestial Influence: Man, The Universe, and Cosmic Mystery” by Rodney Collin

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"Originally published in 1954, The Theory of Celestial Influence is an exploration of the universe and man’s place in it. Drawing extensively on the teachings of Russian mathematician and esotericist P. D. Ouspensky and Greek-Armenian Esoteric doctrine teacher George Gurdjieff, author Rodney Collins examines 20th century scientific discoveries and attempts to unite astronomy, physics, chemistry, human physiology and world history with his own version of planetary influences. He concludes that the driving force behind everything is neither procreation nor survival, but expansion of awareness. Collin sets out to reconcile the considerable contradictions of the rational and imaginative minds and of the ways we see the external world versus our inner selves."...>>

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16.04.2022

“Mysteries in the Mist: Mist, Fog, and Clouds in the Paranormal” by W.T. Watson

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"Many researchers associate certain phenomena with episodes of high strangeness. They speak of a curious feeling that comes over the experiencer, an odd silence that falls over the area where the incident occurs and a sense of dislocation from time. In Mysteries in the Mist, author W.T. Watson proposes another marker of the paranormal … mist, fog and clouds! Ranging from cryptids to UFOs to ghosts to mysterious disappearances, Mysteries in the Mist looks at tales of high strangeness and their repeated association with mist, fog and clouds. In these pages, the reader will also encounter strange mists that seem to have an anti-gravity effect, missing time associated with fog encounters and even teleportation of persons...>>

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16.04.2022

“Crypto Magick: The Occult Power of Blockchain” by Lorne Cross

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"As magicians, we already know the power of numbers. With the advent of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology everything is built for you once you learn the language and mechanics of the paradigm. Now the symbol of a coin or token is a sigil. The blockchain is an astral plane or the World Tree or the runescript of reality. The acts of buying, selling, and trading become spellcasting when you empower such actions with desire and your magical will. Currencies can become gods or egregores with which you can interact, through meditation or simple transactional activity. Your digital wallet becomes a personal altar and the public digital exchanges become a variety of sacred temples. If you are...>>

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15.04.2022

“Spirit Work: A Guide to Communicating & Forming Relationships with Spirits” by Sirian Shadow

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"Written to help answer the many questions about energy, entities and the universe, Spirit Work provides an abundance of information about the spirit realms and the magic behind connecting to spirit guides, ancestors, and deities; from identifying and communicating with them, to building and maintaining positive spiritual relationships. It also draws on the author’s practical experience of developing beneficial relationships with spirits and how your spiritual allies can assist and enrich your life. Working with spirits is a sacred art, but it is also a practical one. This book aims to teach individuals how to create and strengthen meaningful and fulfilling connections with spirits, as well as to help them understand and connect with the...>>

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15.04.2022

“Exorcism Through the Ages” edited by St. Elmo Nauman

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"Scholars of the occult explore the phenomenon of demonic possession and expulsion through centuries of Western history in this essay anthology. Instances of exorcism have been widely documented for centuries, with references to demonic possession and expulsion appearing in the Bible as well as ancient Roman epic poetry. In Exorcism Through the Ages, scholars examine the historical record, analyzing exorcism practices in Jewish, Catholic, and Greek Orthodox traditions. Numerous cases—such as the Devils of Loudon, the nuns of Aix-en-Provence, and the possession of Elizabeth Knapp—are considered in detail. Other essays discuss the legend of the Golem, the concept of the Dybbuk, the history of the devil, and more."...>>

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