Tag: taylor ellwood
Artist Spotlight: Taylor Ellwood
I probably say this in all my Artist Spotlight articles, but interviewing magical or occultnik artists is one...
Pop Culture Magic Systems, by Taylor Ellwood
Pop Culture Magic Systems gives pop culture fans innovative ways to build a magical practice that is meaningful to them, and could easily become a journey to personal fulfillment and avant-garde spirituality.
25 occultnik books reviewed and ranked from 2016
Spiral Nature published more than 95 reviews of books and tarot decks in 2016, and we thought it might be handy to share some of the most popular.
Kink Magic, by Taylor Ellwood and Lupa
In Kink Magic: Sex Magic Beyond Vanilla, Taylor Ellwood and Lupa magick and kinky sex, and present a perspective on the topic that is the right mix of serious and light-hearted.
Bringing Race to the Table, ed. by Crystal Blanton
Pagans of all ages, creeds and varieties can benefit greatly from reading Bringing Race to the Table and applying its messages.
A chat with Yvonne Aburrow about diversity
Yvonne Aburrow hopes that Wicca will become more inclusive of people with disabilities, people of colour, and gender and sexual diversity.
3 Great Esoteric Anthologies
Anthologies provide themed essays from a variety of writers, allowing the reader to sample an assortment of styles and opinions. Finding new writers can...
Review: The Pop Culture Grimoire, edited by Taylor Ellwood
The Pop Culture Grimoire: An Anthology of Pop Culture Magic, edited by Taylor Ellwood Immanion Press, 9781905713226, 157 pp, 2008 My training in magick...
Coming back to roost: The importance of the ego in personality...
Personality aspecting is the art of invoking, for varying lengths of time not necessarily limited to ritual space, aspects of the self other than the ego.
Review: Real Energy, by Phaedra & Isaac Bonewits
Real Energy: Systems, Spirits, And Substances to Heal, Change, And Grow, by Phaedra & Isaac Bonewits New Page Books, 288 pp. If you're looking for a...
Review: Philosophy of Magic, by Arthur Versluis
Philosophy of Magic, by Arthur Versluis 168 pp, 1986 This is a quick and short read. I liked some aspects of this book, but I'd also...
Polarity in sex magick
We recognize polarity is entirely cultural, infecting us with values that are oppressive, restricted, and ultimately useless to the process of sex magick.