There are countless tarot decks on the market, and some are better than others. Some have questionable interpretations, some have questionable quality control. These are the 6 best decks I know of this year that I think are most applicable to anyone interested in tarot.… Read the rest “The 6 Best Tarot Decks to Get Now in 2021”
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Liber Quantum covers a wide variety of topics spanning subjects in sacred mathematics and the Qabalah (or Kabbalah). It also touches on a range of more general western occult practices such as astrology into the more fringe of the mainstream with its interpretation of the Enneagram.… Read the rest “A Review of Eisele’s Liber Quantum”
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The difference between theory and practice for occult or spiritualism can make the difference between reaching your goals and just treading water. While most of my content discusses books or similar, this article is about how to make use of those books.… Read the rest “Theory Versus Practice in the Occult”
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I’ve sat on writing a book review for Sharon Gannon’s The Magic Ten and Beyond for quite a while. This book was a bit of a mixed bag when I got it, but it is the first yoga book I really spent time with.… Read the rest “Sharon Gannon’s “The Magic Ten and Beyond””
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If you’re interested in (or a practitioner of) pretty much any Western occult tradition, you’ve heard about a distinction between low magick and high magick. The two terms are arguably opposites, but not necessarily contradictory (despite some people swearing differently). Practicing low magick doesn’t preclude practicing high magick and vice versa.… Read the rest “Understanding the Difference Between Low Magick and High Magick”
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This copy of the The True Black Magic is translation of the French La Véritable Magie Noire done by Matthew Lynch. The translation itself seems good, but it also is a bit more direct and academic. If you’re interested in the Solomonic tradition and want something a little different that won’t break the bank, this is a great work.… Read the rest “A Review of “The True Black Magic” Grimoire as Translated by Matthew Lynch”
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Solomonic magick has interested me since I first learned about it in middle school. I was obsessed with the promise of performing a “simple” ritual and seeing the phenomenal results promised. While the world and even the occult may not work like that, the mystery itself was enough to keep me interested.… Read the rest “A Review and History of the “Goetia” (Mathers and Crowley’s Edition)”
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