Power flows only to where there is room for it. The reverse is also true: as soon as a place for Power appears, a readiness to receive it, Power must flow there.
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Long ago people understood: love brings a person not only light but also darkness; it not only elevates, it also oppresses.
The ancient Mother, Mokosh is older than Creation itself. She does not belong to the strictly Creative pantheon of the Slavs, yet she stands within their great Ennead.
It often seems that the “Vision” described in Mesoamerican literature and “aura vision” are the same ability.
Among the luminous hierarchies of ministering spirits there exists one as necessary to human development as it is inaccessible to the human mind.
Spells and love charms, curses and “crowns of celibacy” — these familiar manipulations either grew out of, or, rather, are the degenerate product of, two branches of Magic — Nominative and Contact (contagious, partial, sympathetic).
Mass culture has created an extremely alluring — yet utterly false — image of such institutions. It suggests that a person who finds a “secret book” or a “secret amulet” automatically receives Power and strength that strike the imagination.
Beltane or Beltan (Ir. Bealtaine, Scot. Bealltainn, Eng. Beltane) is a Celtic festival marking the beginning of the bright half of the year, traditionally celebrated on May 1.
Among the Grimoires of the so-called “Solomonic” cycle, aside from the “Keys”, the best known is the Great Grimoire (Grand Grimoire), preserved in several variants that differ little from one another.
Prav also has a microcosmic application — in the sense of the right, that is, one’s own Way.
In fact, the Way to Power is always guided by Prav, directed and governed by it.
Among the various directions and currents of Magic, perhaps none is so difficult for a sober mind to understand as necromancy.
Throughout the entire existence of this blog I have been asked the same questions over and over — “Who taught you?”, “Where does your knowledge come from?”, and so on.
The Western pagan myth does not portray fate as “doom” or “fatum,” an irresistible force, but rather as a challenge issued by the cosmic order to the Magus, which he may accept and fight, or refuse and blindly drift with the current.