This includes Buddhism, Yoga, Daoism, etc.
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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The term “esoteric” is often used to describe more spiritual pursuits, but not a lot of time is dedicated to describing what the difference is between an esoteric and exoteric practice. Due to the complicated nature of religious beliefs and spirituality in general, the line can get very blurry very quickly.… Read the rest “The Difference Between Esoteric and Exoteric Spiritual Practice”
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I bought my first Tibetan Singing Bowl as a meditative tool on sale. I didn’t really know what I would do with it, just that it seemed really cool and something I was naturally drawn to. It didn’t hurt that it was a daily deal online either.… Read the rest “About Tibetan Singing Bowls”
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Benebell Wen’s The Tao of Craft is an amazing read on the basics of Chinese folk magic and esoteric Daoism as (currently) practiced. It also lays out how exactly it can be adapted for use within other occult systems. This book covers a massive amount of content and does so efficiently so long as you know what to look for.… Read the rest “A Review of Benebell Wen’s “The Tao of Craft””
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Meditation (A Start Here Guide) by Patrick Harbula is a great book for beginning to practice meditation. It quickly and efficiently covers several forms of meditation, what meditation does, why it works, and how to apply it. It covers multiple types of meditations and is written in a religiously neutral manner for the most part.… Read the rest “Patrick Harbula’s “Meditation (A Start Here Guide)””
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Mala beads are a string of 108 beads used for meditation, mantras, and similar in Buddhism, Hinduism, and other Indic religions and philosophies. They’re basically the eastern equivalent of a rosary. The beads can be made of pretty much any material, but tend to be made of seeds or stones.… Read the rest “What Are Mala Beads?”
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