Tag: music
Satanism in music and devotional practice
All religions have had their own style of music for devotional experience. In Satanism, music not bound by rules or tradition. Emotion guides its selection.
Satanism in music: Satan sets the tone
As Satanism has grown into a religion in its own right, it would be expected that music would be composed to express its beliefs.
Raven’s Prophecy Tarot, By Maggie Stiefvater
Maggie Stiefvater is a writer and artist who's work in The Raven's Prophecy Tarot delivers a unique and exciting experience.
Poll: Does music play a part of your practice?
Some of you may be members of drum circles, or drum on your own. Others of you play another instrument, sing, or otherwise incorporate music.
The Spirit of Healing
In The Spirit of Healing, Sandra Ingerman and Byron Metcalf added FEAT technology to their drumming that took my journeying beyond anything I’ve experienced.
The Black Madonna
The Black Madonna is the latest of Fairchild’s CDs; others explore Isis, Kuan Yin, Ganeshe, and inner work such as chakra balancing.
Toronto: A Midwinter Night’s Dream
The event featured photography, painting, music, and live performances inspired by the mystic realms.
The Columbine Effect, by Beth Winegarner
Sheds light on perceived as darkness and points out the most dangerous part of any occult practice is the lack of knowledge that causes fear of the unknown.
Temple of the Drum, by Dragon Ritual Drummers
The Dragon Ritual Drummers know how to use their instruments to attain the best possible results.
Avalon, by Heather Dale
Dale’s voice is gentle and inviting, yet deliberate and strong, like a warm fire in a comfortable home while a storm blows outside.
Sacred Sounds of the Female Orishas, collected by Raul Canizares
Sacred Sounds of the Female Orishas consists of nine tracks to separate orishas (the Santerian designation of Christian saints and divinities).
Sir Christmas, by Broceliande
Sir Christemas: Songs of the Season, by Broceliande CD: Flowinglass Music, 16 tracks, 2001 It comes as no surprise that this, the first of the four...