Tag: Magick

When Aleister Crowley stated “The Method of Science…,” he was referring to the way science is approached and practiced.

If you like the Eastern and Theosophical sources, or you want to have every source on gemstone lore you can get your hands on, then this is a solid buy.

For those seekers ready to begin or refine that journey, Kissing the Limitless has the spirituality, philosophy and tools to get you started.

If your concept of witchcraft is composed exclusively by the modern Pagan movement and Wicca, then Genuine Witchcraft Explained will be a real eye-opener.

Casting Sacred Space provides an invaluable foundation for creating your sacred spaces, and will provide insight, inspiration, and refinement to your Work.

In The Way of the Oracle, Paxson has made a complicated subject engaging and accessible without ignoring the historical and practical problems that exist.

This is not a compilation of grimoires, nor is it a distillation of those books. It is a broad overview of magick books and books about magick.

The comments section for "Sexism in contemporary occulture" and "Gender and the elements" flared up when they were originally published on Plutonica.net...

It's hardly surprising that something called "chaos magick" is in flux, both in terms of what is classed as chaos magick and the people it attracts.

Gender and the elements is a subject that's frustrated me for some time now, and I'd like to air my thoughts and see what you think about it.

None contested that sexism was endemic in occulture, but few seemed interested in exploring why this was.

Decision in tarot spreads can be a great way to map out possibilities and test out ideas to see what the outcomes might be.