Modern, practical, experimental
Twentieth-century results-based magic: sigils, gnosis, servitors, designing your own rituals, paradigm shifting, and keeping an experimental practice honest; and the thoughtforms, tulpas and egregores behind the servitor.
8 lessons · about 2 hours of reading · 1 free
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Belief as a tool, results over doctrine, and where it came from.
Turning a desire into a symbol, charging it and letting it go.
Designing workings you can actually learn from.
Inhibitory and excitatory routes to the focused trance where magic happens.
Designing, launching and retiring a purpose-built thought-form.
The universal structure of ritual, and how to build one from scratch.
The chaos magician's idea of moving between beliefs, and how to use that flexibility without losing your judgement.
The ideas behind the servitor — Theosophy's thought-forms, Alexandra David-Néel's tulpa, the egregore from the Watchers of Enoch to the group mind, and the Toronto sitters who made up a ghost and heard it knock.
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