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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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Review of The Theban Oracle
My review of The Theban Oracle is up on SpiralNature! I tracked down the first printed mention of the Theban alphabet for your viewing pleasure. This is p. 597 of the 1613 Zetzner edition of Polygraphia by Trithemius and von … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Divination, Hermetic, western esoteric tradition, Witchcraft
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Notice of Paganism 101
Review copyright 2014() Freeman Presson, all rights reserved I see that Paganism 101: An Introduction to Paganism by 101 Pagans just went up on Amazon. Apparently, this book is going to do rather well. There are sections for a variety … Continue reading
Review of The Witches’ Almanac #33 is up…
…on Spiral Nature! Yes, I have joined Psyche’s review team. I will still be doing reviews and other posts here, but I’m thrilled with the new venue as well.
Astrobabble, bad and good
copyright 2013() Freeman Presson, all rights reserved My favorite piece of egregious astrobabble, of course, is from Hair: When the moon is in the Seventh House, And Jupiter aligns with Mars; Then peace will guide the planets, And love will … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, book, fiction, history, magic, occult, western esoteric tradition, Witchcraft
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Review of City Magick
I felt the need for this book in 1999, when I started practicing magic while living in a middle – sized city. I was certainly one of those who could tune in much better when I was around trees and … Continue reading
Review of The Witches’ Almanac #32 (Spring 2013 – Spring 2014)
Review Copyright 2012 Freeman Presson, all rights reserved Firstly, I would like to thank Andrew Theitic and the rest of the Almanac staff for allowing me such extensive input into the content of the upcoming year’s The Witches’ Almanac. They … Continue reading
Review of Casting Sacred Space
I missed the mid-February general release date for this book for a simple reason: I got way too involved with it. This is the kind of book you want to add to your list of “non-101,” real magic books for … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, magic, occult, western esoteric tradition, Witchcraft
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Review of The Witchcraft of Dame Darrel of York (Charles Godfrey Leland)
This is a beautiful, weighty book, printed on fine paper, a delight to hold (although it’s the verrye Dikkens to read in bed, withal). Apparently, Charles Godfrey Leland, author of Aradia, the Gospel of the Witches, collector of folklore, and … Continue reading