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Tag Archives: Ceremonial Magic
Reflection on Ritual
I was in a discussion a week ago that reminded me of another one sixteen years past. None of the same people were present, but there were two things strikingly similar: conflation of the different senses of the term “ritual,” … Continue reading
Opus of the Parametamagus: an Antero Alli Wonderwork
I took a lot of notes during my first viewing of Antero Alli‘s “To Dream of Falling Upwards.” They mentioned the dreamlike opening, in which a woman walks a labyrinth, sits in the middle, is visited by a hummingbird, then … Continue reading
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Tagged Ceremonial Magic, Crowley, fiction, magic, occult, reviews, western esoteric tradition, Witchcraft
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How About an Illustrated Hardcover Picatrix?
Review copyright 2015() Freeman Presson, all rights reserved You can still get the the paperback Picatrix on Amazon, but there is now a hardcover edition of the same thing with a wealth of small (6.5cm x 6.5cm), monochrome talismanic pictures by … Continue reading
Pens for Talismanic drawing?
I’ve been using Pilot V5s (like these: Pilot Precise V5 Stick Rolling Ball Pens) because Poke Runyon recommended them, now I see these ultra-fine pens (Sakura 50075 16-Piece Pigma Micron 05 Assorted Colors) that look even better for “close” work. … Continue reading
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Tagged Ceremonial Magic, Hermetic, magic, Poke Runyon, talisman, western esoteric tradition
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Review of _The Best of the Equinox III: Sex Magick_
Review copyright 2013() Freeman Presson, all rights reserved Maestro Lon Milo DuQuette has again made selections of articles from Crowley’s Equinox, with a fascinating Introduction. The previous two, Enochian Magick and Dramatic Ritual, have previously been examined here. The selection … Continue reading
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Sigils, History, etc.
In my exploration of magic, I did some things backwards. Actually, by some standards I’m doing the whole thing from the middle to the beginning and back out again. Chaos Magic, and in particular, the modern method of “sigil” magic, … Continue reading
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Tagged bloggage, Ceremonial Magic, Hermetic, magic, occult, Picatrix, talisman, western esoteric tradition
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Review of The Qabalah Workbook for Magicians
Review copyright 2013() Freeman Presson, all rights reserved The Qabalah Workbook for Magicians aims to be a follow-on to Lon Milo DuQuette’s The Chicken Qabalah of Rabbi Lamed Ben Clifford, serving as a first workbook. It covers the Sephiroth, and … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Ceremonial Magic, Crowley, Hermetic, occult, Qabalah, western esoteric tradition
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Best-Loved Books
Review copyright 2013() Freeman Presson, all rights reserved While I’m waiting to finish something else from my to-be-reviewed pile, I thought I would emulate Polyphanes and write about the contents of my “well-thumbed pile,” my books of frequent resort. Actually, … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Celestial Magic, Ceremonial Magic, Hermetic, occult, philosophy, Picatrix, reviews, western esoteric tradition
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Review of Dramatic Ritual (Best of the Equinox, Volume II)
“… it is no secret that the falling away of all nations from religion… is due to the fact that the fire no longer burns in the sacred lamp.” — Aleister Crowley Review copyright 2013 () Freeman Presson, all rights … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient mysteries, book review, Ceremonial Magic, Crowley, Hermetic, occult, western esoteric tradition
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Review of Enochian Magick (The Best of the Equinox, Volume I)
Review Copyright 2012 Freeman Presson, all rights reserved I must begin this review by admitting that the subject of Enochian is above my pay grade as a practitioner at the moment (and will likely remain so for some time). You … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Ceremonial Magic, Crowley, Enochian, Hermetic, occult, western esoteric tradition
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