Tag: islam
How an Arab witch honours and contacts his ancestors
I have no control over who my ancestors were and what they thought, I do have control over myself. I ask permission to do things differently.
Understanding Lilith: From first human to first monster
There is a stigma associated with seeking out and approaching Lilith. The magical community suggests working with her is unbecoming.
Angels for Beginners, by Richard Webster
When I took up Angels for Beginners, I was experiencing a difficult time in my life and though I am a sceptic and non-believer, I was determined to be open to what Richard Webster -- or what my guardian angel (if he or she existed) -- had to offer.
Brandy Williams on gender, race, and classism
Donyae Coles sat down and chatted with Brandy Williams to learn more about her history and outlook on the issues in magick spaces.
Trance Dancing with the Jinn, by Yasmin Henkesh
Yasmin Henkesh’s Trance Dancing with the Jinn added a new spark to my autodidactic practice, while being clear and detailed enough for many novice dancers.
The Soul of Ancient Egypt, by Robert Bauval and Ahmed Osman
A fascinating read, The Soul of Ancient Egypt would be excellent for anyone interested in history, specifically in the ways regions are shaped.
Initiation and Islamic gnosis
Islamic gnosis is one of the paths of worship, a path based on knowledge combined with love, rather than fear.
How to plan a pilgrimage
In this technological age, we can travel anywhere in relative ease and comfort. For a pilgrimage, the journey is as important as the destination.
The Book of Enoch the Prophet, translated by R. H. Charles
The Charles translation, originally published in 1912, is still considered "the standard English version of The Book of Enoch.