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TAROT OF THE MONTH
Here in Britain, March is rarely the clean, postcard spring people promise themselves in late winter; it is a month of thawed edges, longer light, and sudden reminders that winter still has teeth.
Yet the vector is unmistakable. We are moving toward the Spring Equinox, the point of balance when day and night hold each other in an almost ceremonial poise, and the old story returns: sap rises, the wo
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"There are a lot of books coming out these days on Magick, this book is one actually worthy of your time. Marco writes in his own authentic voice and has a plethora of knowledge to share. Highly recommended for anyone wanting a comprehensive introduct"
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Black Stars in Dim Carcosa: The Necronomicon Field Notes (Dispatches from the Abyss #2):
"This book draws from the highly successful course of the same title, Black Stars in Dim Carcosa. Visconti guides the reader through the rituals, meditative practices, and gatewalking techniques central to the tradition. I also had the opportunity to "
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"A feast for the mind and nourishment for the spirit
As a relative newcomer to ritual practice, Visconti's earlier works have proved useful in their accessibility and clarity. This latest work has proved useful in filling some of the gaps in my underst" Read more of this review » |
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"O livro se propõe a ser uma exposição mais estruturada de Thelema do que tentar entender por conta própria a obra de Aleister Crowley, a ordem em que cada Liber deve ser lido e a importância de cada um. Visconti consegue fazer essa organização muito "
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Manly Hall, the same who wrote about Freemasonry with pomp and authority, but years before being initiated himself? :)
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| This is a clear, disciplined primer that bridges history and hands-on work with unusual grace. Horowitz frames the project with Jack Parsons’s call for simplicity, then actually delivers it: brisk chapters that define terms, sketch lineage, and move ...more | |
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| The Secret of the Thoth Tarot is an exegesis of Crowley’s Book of Thoth rather than a spread-by-spread tutorial. Hughes-Barlow opens by showing you how to study Crowley’s text, then traces the deck’s Masonic and Golden Dawn DNA, setting readers up to ...more | |
“In Thelema, True Will (also Pure Will) is defined as a moment-to-moment path of action that operates in perfect harmony with everything else. True Will does not equate with conscious intent.”
― The Aleister Crowley Manual: Thelemic Magick for Modern Times
― The Aleister Crowley Manual: Thelemic Magick for Modern Times
“The most popular is likely ‘the science and art of causing change to occur in conformity with Will’.”
― The Aleister Crowley Manual: Thelemic Magick for Modern Times
― The Aleister Crowley Manual: Thelemic Magick for Modern Times
“In this new aeon, you are the central character of the epic. Not gods or heroes: you, and you alone. This is the groundbreaking change of perspective that brings each individual to the centre of the universe, as each becomes essentially one with the interplay between Hadit and Nuit, as we saw earlier. There is no saviour to pray to, no vicarious atonement. In fact, there is nothing to be saved from either–only fantastic adventures to be had, both on this plane of existence and on others.”
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