One of the best categorizations of dreams I have come across comes from the Roman writer Macrobius in about 400 CE where he's commenting on the Dream of Scipio from Cicero's De re publica written in about 54 BCE. In the commentary Macrobius categorizes dreams into the following five types—Somnium, Visio, Oraculum, Insomnium, and Visum. Read more
Gwion shows how preparing and cooking food can connect a person to magick in a concrete tangible way—whether that's working a food spell, performing a devotional food ritual or just simply being mindful of the process of transformation and creation involved in cooking. Read more
Most of our textbook standard definitions of magick usually begin defining it as "the science and the art of..." While Arin strongly acknowledges the "science" of spellcrafting and lays it out in a concrete, easy-to-follow and affable fashion, Arin shows how to bring the "art" aspect into your spells and how equally important that is. Read more
A few days ago I discovered that a flyer was being passed around by an unidentified Christian Group at a restaurant in Austin, asking to protest the event and included a prayer. I remained silent on it when I discovered it and decided to meditate on it a bit. Read more
This idea of the "The Little Work" serving as a crucial component for "The Great Work" is almost a direct answer to and extension of the works of Israel Regardie, Franz Bardon, and Dion Fortune where they discuss and reference doing this type of work but then don’t ever dive into the detailed practices of how that is done as this book does. Read more
Being pro-curse is trendy these days, to the point where it should probably concern any serious magickal practitioner. I think this is in response to decades of having the "three-fold law" and shallow interpretations of "harm none" shoved down our throats. Read more
First there was the panic over Harry Potter. Now The Christian Broadcasting Network is warning about a new Disney cartoon called The Owl House, with a super dramatic headline stating "Warning to Parents: New Disney Cartoon Teaches Kids How to Be Witches, Using a Demon to Do So." Read more
I truly believe that we are in a renaissance in regards to occult writing, particularly witchcraft, and this year is proof of that. There has never been such an amazingly diverse plethora of books written by witches on so many topics, ever. Read more
I was amazed at how highly so many witchcraft elders, authors, and teachers of all generations and various traditions responded to this book—from British Traditional Wicca, Feri Tradition, Traditional Witchcraft, Folk Magick, and Eclectic Witchery. Read more
This isn't just a book of money spells or wealth magick. That just isn't Jason's style. Nope, the book is so much greater and more valuable than that. Read more
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