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The Seven Pentacles of Mars are among the most powerful talismans in the Key of Solomon. Discover their uses for healing, protection, spirit command, and divine strength.

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#SolomonicMagick #KeyOfSolomon #MarsMagic #CeremonialMagic #HighMagick

Unicursal SUPREME OBJECT IDENTIFICATION GODHEAD Propaganda from Hermetic Library Office of the Ministry of Information

https://hermetic.com/information/supreme-object-identification-godhead/index

#propaganda #AleisterCrowley #TheTempleOfSolomonTheKing #CeremonialMagic #attainment #common #western #eastern #SupremeObject #identification #godhead

Arcanvm Podcast

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> Arcanvm Podcast sets the table for real discussions with practitioners, scholars, and researchers in the fields of spirituality, ceremonial magic, occultism, and more. Practitioner and author Ike Baker hosts discussions spanning the spectrum of the occult, and esoteric. For more visit: ikebaker.com

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#spirituality #CeremonialMagic, #occultism #occult #esoteric

Discover Solomonic Magick: High Magick practices are opening the gates to a new season, with a renewed focus on Renaissance grimoires. #grimoire #solomon #solomonicmagick #ceremonialmagic https://youtu.be/C3CvKgWpvdQ

The thing that I associate with magic the most is not religion or even spirituality. It’s wonder, amazement, and excitement. To me, it is the joy of creation and expression. When speaking with occultists, there is no wonder in their work. Their work is dogmatic, ritualistic, and cultish. I prefer the creative and exploratory dimensions of magic over the rigid structures found in occultism.

So, am I an occultist? Not really. I am a magician. I will use occult lexicon, models, and paradigms when talking about magic online or speaking with occultists; however, for me, occultism does not inspire wonder, amazement, and excitement. I view magic as an art and technology that transcends and is more abstract than occultism. I am enraptured by the atavistic and uncivilized resonance, the sublime romantic undertones, and the transcendental essence of magic. I am fascinated by its ancient, primal, and untamed qualities. I find beauty in its mysterious and awe-inspiring nature. It’s passion and desire made manifest. As a hedonist, my magic blends desire with will; the objects of my enchantment must kindle my desires. Fantasy, entwined with desire, becomes the catalyst for my inspiration.

After a series of disturbing conversations with a particular individual, I am reminded of how too many occultists are obsessed. Obsessions are not passions. Obsessions are like addictions, without the physical dependence or the desensitization. An obsession is something we compulsively do to avoid feeling bad. It is a distraction from neuroticism and intrusive thoughts. Since it displaces those intrusive thoughts and brings relief, many people see it as a way to cope.

A way to think about it is there is a difference between having an orgasm and urinating. If you were to hold in your urine for a long time and then use the bathroom, you would experience relief. However, it is entirely different from an orgasm. It’s similar to that. They are not feeling pleasure; rather, they feel relief from distracting themselves from the intrusive thoughts.

This particular occultist I am thinking of conflated obsessions with passions and relief from intrusive thoughts as passion or joy. I do not think many occultists actually even like magic or occultism. I rarely see them express anything positive; instead, it seems as if they use the esoteric aspects of occultism to mark an in and an out group. They then antagonize or have contempt for those in the out group who are not aligned with their particular esoteric group, culture, or niche. Instead of enjoying magic, they use it as a coping mechanism to deal with neuroticism. I think they are obsessed with it because it allows them to cope with things like trauma, depression, etc. It’s a drug to them that doesn’t result in physical dependence. There is no genuine joy or pleasure. Obsessions are not passions.

#anarchism #anarchist #anarchists #anarchy #Animism #animistic #ceremonialMagic #ceremonialMagick #chaosMagic #chaosMagick #conspiracyTheories #conspiracyTheory #cults #DKMU #magick #mentalIllness #obsession #occult #occultism #pagan #paganism #paranormal #Twitter #witch #witchcraft

The thing that I associate with magic the most is not religion or even spirituality. It’s wonder, amazement, and excitement. To me, it is the joy of creation and expression. When speaking with occultists, there is no wonder in their work. Their work is dogmatic, ritualistic, and cultish. I prefer the creative and exploratory dimensions of magic over the rigid structures found in occultism.

So, am I an occultist? Not really. I am a magician. I will use occult lexicon, models, and paradigms when talking about magic online or speaking with occultists; however, for me, occultism does not inspire wonder, amazement, and excitement. I view magic as an art and technology that transcends and is more abstract than occultism. I am enraptured by the atavistic and uncivilized resonance, the sublime romantic undertones, and the transcendental essence of magic. I am fascinated by its ancient, primal, and untamed qualities. I find beauty in its mysterious and awe-inspiring nature. It’s passion and desire made manifest. As a hedonist, my magic blends desire with will; the objects of my enchantment must kindle my desires. Fantasy, entwined with desire, becomes the catalyst for my inspiration.

After a series of disturbing conversations with a particular individual, I am reminded of how too many occultists are obsessed. Obsessions are not passions. Obsessions are like addictions, without the physical dependence or the desensitization. An obsession is something we compulsively do to avoid feeling bad. It is a distraction from neuroticism and intrusive thoughts. Since it displaces those intrusive thoughts and brings relief, many people see it as a way to cope.

A way to think about it is there is a difference between having an orgasm and urinating. If you were to hold in your urine for a long time and then use the bathroom, you would experience relief. However, it is entirely different from an orgasm. It’s similar to that. They are not feeling pleasure; rather, they feel relief from distracting themselves from the intrusive thoughts.

This particular occultist I am thinking of conflated obsessions with passions and relief from intrusive thoughts as passion or joy. I do not think many occultists actually even like magic or occultism. I rarely see them express anything positive; instead, it seems as if they use the esoteric aspects of occultism to mark an in and an out group. They then antagonize or have contempt for those in the out group who are not aligned with their particular esoteric group, culture, or niche. Instead of enjoying magic, they use it as a coping mechanism to deal with neuroticism. I think they are obsessed with it because it allows them to cope with things like trauma, depression, etc. It’s a drug to them that doesn’t result in physical dependence. There is no genuine joy or pleasure. Obsessions are not passions.

#anarchism #anarchist #anarchists #anarchy #Animism #animistic #ceremonialMagic #ceremonialMagick #chaosMagic #chaosMagick #conspiracyTheories #conspiracyTheory #cults #DKMU #magick #mentalIllness #obsession #occult #occultism #pagan #paganism #paranormal #Twitter #witch #witchcraft

The thing that I associate with magic the most is not religion or even spirituality. It’s wonder, amazement, and excitement. To me, it is the joy of creation and expression. When speaking with occultists, there is no wonder in their work. Their work is dogmatic, ritualistic, and cultish. I prefer the creative and exploratory dimensions of magic over the rigid structures found in occultism.

So, am I an occultist? Not really. I am a magician. I will use occult lexicon, models, and paradigms when talking about magic online or speaking with occultists; however, for me, occultism does not inspire wonder, amazement, and excitement. I view magic as an art and technology that transcends and is more abstract than occultism. I am enraptured by the atavistic and uncivilized resonance, the sublime romantic undertones, and the transcendental essence of magic. I am fascinated by its ancient, primal, and untamed qualities. I find beauty in its mysterious and awe-inspiring nature. It’s passion and desire made manifest. As a hedonist, my magic blends desire with will; the objects of my enchantment must kindle my desires. Fantasy, entwined with desire, becomes the catalyst for my inspiration.

After a series of disturbing conversations with a particular individual, I am reminded of how too many occultists are obsessed. Obsessions are not passions. Obsessions are like addictions, without the physical dependence or the desensitization. An obsession is something we compulsively do to avoid feeling bad. It is a distraction from neuroticism and intrusive thoughts. Since it displaces those intrusive thoughts and brings relief, many people see it as a way to cope.

A way to think about it is there is a difference between having an orgasm and urinating. If you were to hold in your urine for a long time and then use the bathroom, you would experience relief. However, it is entirely different from an orgasm. It’s similar to that. They are not feeling pleasure; rather, they feel relief from distracting themselves from the intrusive thoughts.

This particular occultist I am thinking of conflated obsessions with passions and relief from intrusive thoughts as passion or joy. I do not think many occultists actually even like magic or occultism. I rarely see them express anything positive; instead, it seems as if they use the esoteric aspects of occultism to mark an in and an out group. They then antagonize or have contempt for those in the out group who are not aligned with their particular esoteric group, culture, or niche. Instead of enjoying magic, they use it as a coping mechanism to deal with neuroticism. I think they are obsessed with it because it allows them to cope with things like trauma, depression, etc. It’s a drug to them that doesn’t result in physical dependence. There is no genuine joy or pleasure. Obsessions are not passions.

#anarchism #anarchist #anarchists #anarchy #Animism #animistic #ceremonialMagic #ceremonialMagick #chaosMagic #chaosMagick #conspiracyTheories #conspiracyTheory #cults #DKMU #magick #mentalIllness #obsession #occult #occultism #pagan #paganism #paranormal #Twitter #witch #witchcraft

I just read an occult blog post written by some occult boomer that was inspired by an insufferable, schizophrenic Gen Xer that has me shaking my head. It’s the typical boomer “kids nowadays” rant against millennials. Keep in mind, us millennials are approaching 40. I’m in my late 30s. Considering who inspired this particular piece and what people in that circle have called me recently, it seems rather targeted. Honestly, the entire piece seemed to be older occultists lamenting that public occult conversations on the Internet are random and chaotic, where people can express themselves in a variety of disrespectful ways if they so choose, for whatever reason. You know, because people have this thing called free will. People do not owe you anything, especially on Twitter, of all places. This constant pining for the 90s is getting on my nerves.

I am being vague because I know this person who inspired that post does things for validation, and I am not giving it to them. I hate, hate, hate being told what to do. I don’t like rules. I never have. I never will. That’s why I am entirely disinterested in occult groups, occult communities, and even like 99% of occult media and books. At this point in my life, I get more inspiration from the genre of magical realism. If you expect me to conform to your expectations, you will be very disappointed. I don’t care to belong to occult groups. I don’t care to be in occult spaces. I don’t care for their rules or etiquette. I don’t owe anyone anything, and I certainly don’t need to justify myself or present myself for anyone’s approval. I will behave how I please, and anyone who is offended does not have to interact with me. Call me a dipshit. Call me by whatever name suits you; though, that doesn’t mean I will answer to it unless it pleases me.

I am way too old to be seeking validation from belonging to an esoteric group. Honestly, in my opinion, 20 years is more than enough time for a person to go their own way and create their own magic. I’m honestly too old to care. Maybe when I was younger, I would have cared more, but occultism has largely lost my respect and earned my disdain. I’m not going to try to fit into a group and culture I have nothing but contempt for. I write blog posts to avoid engaging in cyclical, redundant, banal, insipid arguments on social media. While I will sometimes troll, I do not seriously argue on the Internet. As I said, I am too old for that.

See, here’s the thing about magic: Magic is art. Art is magic. An object doesn’t have a quality of art; instead, art elicits that from the subjective experience of the person who interacts with the art. When you understand that art is magic, magic is art, and art and magic arise from your subjective experience and how you interact and appreciate aesthetic qualities of something, you realize you don’t need validation from other occultists since all you need is to have appreciation for your own work. You don’t need random occultists, well-published occult authors, occult groups, esoteric orders, etc., to validate you. I certainly don’t. If you want objective feedback, you can use the scientific method. If you don’t care, and it is all about the subjective experience, subjective experiences are reflexive. It’s you perceiving that experience, so it is validated by you having that experience. You do not need someone else to verify and validate your experience.

The thing that has always rubbed me the wrong way about occultists is that they will push their culture and create an illusion. They will try to make you believe that to progress you have to be recognized in some shape, way, or form by people who are part of that culture and you have to use their cultural beliefs, norms, artifacts, and even political ideaology. It creates this cult mindset that I have always found to be completely intolerable.

People obsessed with power dynamics and constantly having their power and influence affirmed through a cultural system don’t actually have that power. Any magician obsessed with clout is powerless. Will power goes hand in hand with discipline and the ability to abstain, so a magician who has to obsessively engage in social media discourse is demonstrating their lack of will power. And, if magic is predicated on will, and they don’t have enough will to refrain from compulsive social media usage on Twitter, do they really have magical power at all?

These occult social media influencers and occult authors should not be trusted. And, I don’t trust them. I don’t seriously interact with any occult culture at all, anymore, besides when I troll from time to time. Everything I do, for the most part, is either from scratch or involves replicating parapsychology experiments. I have no interest in reliving my teenage years; I’ve already gone through a lot of this nonsense as a teenager myself. It’s really disturbing that some of these people are in their 50s or 60s but still act like they’re 17.

#anarchism #anarchist #anarchists #anarchy #Animism #animistic #ceremonialMagic #ceremonialMagick #chaosMagic #chaosMagick #DKMU #magick #occult #occultism #pagan #paganism #witch #witchcraft

I just read an occult blog post written by some occult boomer that was inspired by an insufferable, schizophrenic Gen Xer that has me shaking my head. It’s the typical boomer “kids nowadays” rant against millennials. Keep in mind, us millennials are approaching 40. I’m in my late 30s. Considering who inspired this particular piece and what people in that circle have called me recently, it seems rather targeted. Honestly, the entire piece seemed to be older occultists lamenting that public occult conversations on the Internet are random and chaotic, where people can express themselves in a variety of disrespectful ways if they so choose, for whatever reason. You know, because people have this thing called free will. People do not owe you anything, especially on Twitter, of all places. This constant pining for the 90s is getting on my nerves.

I am being vague because I know this person who inspired that post does things for validation, and I am not giving it to them. I hate, hate, hate being told what to do. I don’t like rules. I never have. I never will. That’s why I am entirely disinterested in occult groups, occult communities, and even like 99% of occult media and books. At this point in my life, I get more inspiration from the genre of magical realism. If you expect me to conform to your expectations, you will be very disappointed. I don’t care to belong to occult groups. I don’t care to be in occult spaces. I don’t care for their rules or etiquette. I don’t owe anyone anything, and I certainly don’t need to justify myself or present myself for anyone’s approval. I will behave how I please, and anyone who is offended does not have to interact with me. Call me a dipshit. Call me by whatever name suits you; though, that doesn’t mean I will answer to it unless it pleases me.

I am way too old to be seeking validation from belonging to an esoteric group. Honestly, in my opinion, 20 years is more than enough time for a person to go their own way and create their own magic. I’m honestly too old to care. Maybe when I was younger, I would have cared more, but occultism has largely lost my respect and earned my disdain. I’m not going to try to fit into a group and culture I have nothing but contempt for. I write blog posts to avoid engaging in cyclical, redundant, banal, insipid arguments on social media. While I will sometimes troll, I do not seriously argue on the Internet. As I said, I am too old for that.

See, here’s the thing about magic: Magic is art. Art is magic. An object doesn’t have a quality of art; instead, art elicits that from the subjective experience of the person who interacts with the art. When you understand that art is magic, magic is art, and art and magic arise from your subjective experience and how you interact and appreciate aesthetic qualities of something, you realize you don’t need validation from other occultists since all you need is to have appreciation for your own work. You don’t need random occultists, well-published occult authors, occult groups, esoteric orders, etc., to validate you. I certainly don’t. If you want objective feedback, you can use the scientific method. If you don’t care, and it is all about the subjective experience, subjective experiences are reflexive. It’s you perceiving that experience, so it is validated by you having that experience. You do not need someone else to verify and validate your experience.

The thing that has always rubbed me the wrong way about occultists is that they will push their culture and create an illusion. They will try to make you believe that to progress you have to be recognized in some shape, way, or form by people who are part of that culture and you have to use their cultural beliefs, norms, artifacts, and even political ideaology. It creates this cult mindset that I have always found to be completely intolerable.

People obsessed with power dynamics and constantly having their power and influence affirmed through a cultural system don’t actually have that power. Any magician obsessed with clout is powerless. Will power goes hand in hand with discipline and the ability to abstain, so a magician who has to obsessively engage in social media discourse is demonstrating their lack of will power. And, if magic is predicated on will, and they don’t have enough will to refrain from compulsive social media usage on Twitter, do they really have magical power at all?

These occult social media influencers and occult authors should not be trusted. And, I don’t trust them. I don’t seriously interact with any occult culture at all, anymore, besides when I troll from time to time. Everything I do, for the most part, is either from scratch or involves replicating parapsychology experiments. I have no interest in reliving my teenage years; I’ve already gone through a lot of this nonsense as a teenager myself. It’s really disturbing that some of these people are in their 50s or 60s but still act like they’re 17.

#anarchism #anarchist #anarchists #anarchy #Animism #animistic #ceremonialMagic #ceremonialMagick #chaosMagic #chaosMagick #DKMU #magick #occult #occultism #pagan #paganism #witch #witchcraft

Don’t mind me, I’m just tossing all occult lexicon into the fire. Going forward, I will be practicing magic without occultism or any occult lexicon. Considering there are better metaphysical terms than many occult terms, occult lexemes are only useful out of convention and from a cultural perspective to share experiences and coordinate with others. However, since occultists are so batshit insane, I want nothing to do with them. Into the fire goes their lexicon.

The thing many people are unaware of is that first-order logic is more elegant and metaphysically precise than superfluous occult lexemes. The same goes for pure mathematics. Additionally, both logic and math are symbolic languages, much like many elements of occultism. Going forward, I am going to rely on different schemas and use first-order logic to formalize metaphysical magical arguments and analyze the logical structure of sets of magical expressions.

It’s cults, cults, and more cults, and the memetic code of occult lexicons has virulently evolved to reinforce cult ideologies and group cohesion. Nope. This is where I get the fuck off this train.

The mnemonic attributes of prototypical constructs within whatever schemas I construct will have a very tenuous connection, if any connection at all, to occult motifs and themes. The convergence of the definitions of magic and art suggests that magic can be seen as an extension of art. Consequently, there exists an infinite variety of artistic expressions that sufficiently embody magical qualities. I’m not playing around with these harmful cultural artifacts anymore, especially when they are frequently associated with extremely hateful beliefs, drug addiction, cults, and mental illness. Obviously, those images are closely intertwined with the worst aspects of human experience.

My husband keeps having visions of me starting a book series while sitting in a sun room, so he subtly nudges me in that direction. Perhaps this is where it starts.

Cleanse it all with fire!

#Animism #animistic #art #ceremonialMagic #ceremonialMagick #chaosMagic #chaosMagick #conspiracyTheories #conspiracyTheory #cult #cults #DKMU #magicalRealism #magick #occult #occultism #pagan #paganism #paranormal #sigil #sigilMagick #sigils #witch #witchcraft #writing

Don’t mind me, I’m just tossing all occult lexicon into the fire. Going forward, I will be practicing magic without occultism or any occult lexicon. Considering there are better metaphysical terms than many occult terms, occult lexemes are only useful out of convention and from a cultural perspective to share experiences and coordinate with others. However, since occultists are so batshit insane, I want nothing to do with them. Into the fire goes their lexicon.

The thing many people are unaware of is that first-order logic is more elegant and metaphysically precise than superfluous occult lexemes. The same goes for pure mathematics. Additionally, both logic and math are symbolic languages, much like many elements of occultism. Going forward, I am going to rely on different schemas and use first-order logic to formalize metaphysical magical arguments and analyze the logical structure of sets of magical expressions.

It’s cults, cults, and more cults, and the memetic code of occult lexicons has virulently evolved to reinforce cult ideologies and group cohesion. Nope. This is where I get the fuck off this train.

The mnemonic attributes of prototypical constructs within whatever schemas I construct will have a very tenuous connection, if any connection at all, to occult motifs and themes. The convergence of the definitions of magic and art suggests that magic can be seen as an extension of art. Consequently, there exists an infinite variety of artistic expressions that sufficiently embody magical qualities. I’m not playing around with these harmful cultural artifacts anymore, especially when they are frequently associated with extremely hateful beliefs, drug addiction, cults, and mental illness. Obviously, those images are closely intertwined with the worst aspects of human experience.

My husband keeps having visions of me starting a book series while sitting in a sun room, so he subtly nudges me in that direction. Perhaps this is where it starts.

Cleanse it all with fire!

#Animism #animistic #art #ceremonialMagic #ceremonialMagick #chaosMagic #chaosMagick #conspiracyTheories #conspiracyTheory #cult #cults #DKMU #magicalRealism #magick #occult #occultism #pagan #paganism #paranormal #sigil #sigilMagick #sigils #witch #witchcraft #writing

Yes, yes, my previous post was about this blog being defunct; however, I don’t want to post or talk about this stuff from my main blog, so here we go.

I have issues with tarot cards. To be completely honest, my issues are exacerbated by people doubting my authenticity because I am not obsessed with occult symbols or talk endlessly about things like tarot cards, astrology, or grimoires. I wish I were kidding, but I’ve had little cabals, guilds, and cliques of people following me around the Internet for over 16 years at this point trying to prove I’m not legitimate. From what I can tell, it is because I refuse to join any occult cults or use systems that came from cult leaders. They find the idea of magic without an occult or religious system absolutely threatening or harmful to their self-esteem. I think it’s a weird manifestation of the sunk cost fallacy in that many of them have spent a lot of money, at the very least, if not large portions of their lives on these things. But, I digress.

One, tarot cards are overly complex and superfluous for no reason. Two, people who use them aren’t actually interested in whether the predictions are true. You can implement something like tarot cards without tarot cards. Personally, I like playing cards over tarot cards, and I’ve known some people to use Magic The Gathering Cards. In any case, we can treat denotations of magical paradigms as ontologies and ontological statements or expressions. As such, we can regard them as languages. A way to think about it is that I can store demons, angels, tarot cards, correspondences, etc. into a database, such as the MySQL database of this site. What does that imply? That implies that we can model magical entities as a mathematical set of tuples, i.e., an alphabet. The ability to store entities from a grimoire in a database.

Keep in mind that this site is powered by PHP and MySQL. If a person were to create a table in their database schema for demons, your ability to see that on the site would be an empirical case for the ability to do encode that information as tuples. The point is that we can treat the properties of these entities and the entity itself as an alphabet and words, respectively. That means that magical entities and correspondences are components of a tuple joined by operators to create relationships and rules. We can call that a language. As such, expressions and statements – such as the magical entity itself, can be expressed via a base 2 system, i.e., binary. An empirical case for this is the ability to store magical entities in a database, on a high level, which is digitally encoded as bytes sent across the Internet which you read through a CMS powered by SQL.

An example of a base 2 system is an ensemble of coins where each coin has two possible states. Conventionally, we can think of them as yes or no. Anything that you can store digitally is binary. Even an image. So, you are not necessarily restricted to yes or no questions, for you can abstract those. You can abstract different lengths and frequencies of yes and no into any pattern that you want. The point is that any person can create any prototypical pattern that they want, that’s a high-level abstraction of binary states. There’s no particular reason to use tarot cards or an occult divination system at all.

Here’s the other thing we know about how psychic and magical phenomena work: It’s based on subjective meaning. There’s a stronger connection if something has meaning to you, and it is subjective. There’s a larger dissonance between the prototypical patterns of a magical system and gestalt patterns and prototypical patterns of your behavior that emerge from your subjective experience. There’s a technique called a soul mirror in Hermetic schools of thought. Looking at your experience through a Hermetic magical system and language reflects back to you a version of yourself through the eyes of a Hermetic system; however, ChatGPT can actually be used as a type of mirror, too. One thing that I have been experimenting with is having ChatGPT analyze my journal entries and identify prototypical patterns that can be used in lieu of typical archetypes that show up in occultism. Again, you can treat the attributes of these patterns as tuples and reduce it down to a binary system that can be paired with coin divination practices.

It’s not just an aesthetic issue, it is an epistemological issue. When you are trying to scientifically prove something, you don’t actually prove it. What was drilled into my head is that science does not prove anything, because science is inductive and not deductive; therefore, nothing can be 100% in science. Instead, science supports hypotheses and theories. In addition to that, you aim to debunk your own hypothesis. This means, if the hypothesis is that the cards have a message in them, we should be able to disprove this. Since this is purely a statistical problem, this makes it falsifiable where a lay person can easily do Null Hypothesis Significance testing.

Randomness isn’t chaos. Randomness is when there is an equal probability of something happening. If there is a pool of events and all the events have the same probability of happening, that is an example of randomness. Information is an inverse property to randomness, where there is some type of sequence and correlation among pairs, i.e., a joint probability. Information is an ordered sequence of the joint probability of two things joined by an operator that denotes a correlation. So, that means if we are testing for the presence of information and a message in a spread of cards, we are looking for correlations, patterns, and redundancy above chance.

Say that a tarot card reader is able to reject the null hypothesis and show that there is a message in the cards. Does this mean that it was the tarot cards after all? No. What is actually happening? When someone with precognition senses the future, what is happening is that the information is being written to their brain and body. Biological systems are very noisy, and they are stochastic and chaotic. There is a lot of randomness. Similar to how random events are altered outside a person’s body through magic, precognition orders random events inside a person’s body.

The synaptic transmission of neurons—whether a neuron fires or not—is inherently stochastic. For example, the exact timing and number of vesicles released in response to each action potential can vary due to stochastic factors. These factors may include random fluctuations in the concentration of calcium ions or variations in the availability of vesicles for release. In addition, the probability of a neurotransmitter molecule binding to a receptor depends on factors such as the concentration of neurotransmitter in the synaptic cleft, the affinity of the neurotransmitter for its receptor, and the presence of other molecules that may compete for receptor binding. By manipulating stochastic, noisy, and probabilistic factors such as these, precognitive information is written to the person’s brain through the activation of neural pathways.

Because of this, probability manipulation can be used to influence a person’s thoughts. By manipulating the probability of them making a particular decision, you can influence processes such as synaptic transmission and the firing of neural pathways. For obvious ethical reasons, I do not use this technique often and I do not teach it. In this political climate, who knows what people would do. I can compel people with that technique, but it requires one enter into a head space where you are okay with total domination of another person, and that persona is hard to shake off.

This means that when we can reject the null hypothesis in a tarot card reading regarding whether the cards convey a message or not, the power isn’t coming from the tarot cards or any magical system. Rather, a person is using precognition to sense the future. They are correlating that with entropic systems to encode information in an external source. Similar to how noise gets ordered in their brain, the entropic system becomes ordered to encode information. That implies there isn’t anything special about tarot cards. Instead, it is a combination of psychokinesis and precognition. Of course that implies a level of psychokinesis and precognition is necessary, though, a particular system is not.

For example, my husband is a diviner. He has precognitive abilities, empathic abilities, and small forms of psychokinesis, which manifest through his use of cards as a tool. The cards that frequently come up when we’ve been able to reject the null hypothesis for me are:

• King of Hearts
• Queen of Spades
• King of Diamonds
• Queen of Clubs
• King of Clubs

These cards frequently come up when my husband does a reading in a controlled experiment. We have an automatic card shuffler to eliminate any bias introduced from how we may shuffle the cards. My husband calls them the Five Monarchs, and he says that they represent five different personas that I have. He is correlating his empathic abilities with an ensemble that has entropy to encode information about my subconscious mind. These cards come up frequently beyond chance. Many occultists who have run into me are probably familiar with who is my Queen of Spades aspect that exemplifies the Evil Queen archetype.

While we are on the topic, formats like JPG and Computer Vision (CV) use Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) to convert blocks of pixel data from the spatial domain (the original image) into the frequency domain (represented by coefficients). It does this by decomposing the image into a sum of cosine functions of different frequencies. The DCT represents the image data as a set of coefficients corresponding to different frequencies. Lower frequencies represent smooth variations in color and intensity, while higher frequencies represent rapid changes, such as edges or fine details. This means that any occult image that can be encoded as a JPEG is composed of sines and cosines, indicating that the image possesses harmonics. This means that any sigil or magical seal encoded in a JPG format is an image composed of sines and cosines that can be minimally represented with n modulo 2. If you encode the magical texts or magical seals into a digital image, it has a harmonic and binary representation.

I’ve been experimenting with the interplay of harmonics, entropy, and image formats to manipulate Johnson–Nyquist noise or randomness from beam splitters and laser pointers, with the aim of conjuring digital images and sigils directly through magic. My endeavors have involved extensive research and experimentation. However, regrettably, given the increasing radicalization within occult and paranormal communities, it’s too dangerous, irresponsible, and unethical to allow this knowledge to fall into their hands.

Entropy is not necessarily randomness, either, although they are often used interchangeably. Randomness and entropy become interchangeable when entropy is maximized. Entropy is a measurement of an ensemble and the permutations of that ensemble. A system that can be configured differently is thus an entropic system; however, that doesn’t necessarily imply randomness. Randomness implies one configuration being just as likely as another one. Having different permutations doesn’t imply all permutations are equally likely. Factorials can be used to calculate the number of possible arrangements or configurations of a system, which is closely related to its entropy. A maximally entropic system would be random; however, a random system is not necessary for there to a psychic influence, for there just needs to be enough degrees of freedom and entropy.

I think tarot cards denote a particular culture. It’s a signifier of cultural membership. It signals to everyone that you are into occultism and tarot card readers act as guides, so it denotes a particular level of spiritual authority. Tarot card readers would thus be equivalent to an evangelical that does intercessory prayer. Seeing a tarot card reader would be like a Christian seeking a pastor.

We don’t call Music Physics. We call Music Music, and we classify it as an art. To me, magic is the part of the underlying metaphysical aspects. The problem that I have is occultists’ belief that they have a dominance on magic such that people are starting to believe you cannot practice magic without occultism. Honestly, occultism is going down really, really dark paths, and I don’t believe you can spiritually progress while practicing occultism, so, for me, it is imperative to unlink magic and occultism.

A tarot card reader that claims they rely on intuition is a fake. If there were a message encoded in the cards, we could measure the frequencies of particular cards to see if they were random without the interpretation of the tarot card reader, regardless of whether we knew what the message meant. The patterns would be there.

It’s an aesthetic and a token of cultural membership.

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The lack of understanding that a lot of Spirits will only or mostly cooperate under certain circumstances & conditions, but also something rather troubling, the fact that way too many people either in these Magic/Occult communities & observers see thousand dollar talismans being sold by Magic users and think, this is was represents all of Occultism including so called #CeremonialMagic and that everything MUST be expensive, when in fact most #Mages do not buy $1500 jewelry on the regular.

We really need to stop calling obvious schizophrenia, manic delusions, and psychosis ‘unverified personal gnosis.’ A person whom I knew 15 years ago has persistent beliefs, regardless of facts, that they knew me in a past life and we made some pact to alter the future to save the world from Nazis. It’s insane, but everyone in the occult Discord is nodding their heads and validating it.

A delusion is a persistent belief regardless of facts. This person has dreams and hallucinations that they believe are gods, spirits, and telepathy. In these hallucinations and delusions, the spirits tell them who random strangers were in a past life. A lot of these delusions are obviously paranoid and inevitably roll into a conspiracy theory about Nazis. This is very terrifying. This means, based on a random occurrence with a person, they will create a parasocial narrative that manifests as them knowing this person.

Most schizophrenia delusions emerge from noise and thus have no actual information. You can uncover that it is a delusion by asking the person for details. For example, if they make a claim about remembering a past life in Egypt, you can do the equivalent of asking them who the President of the United States is now. I did that with this person. They were claiming to have known me and other people in a past life in Egypt 3000 years ago, so I looked up what was going on around that time. I asked them who the high priest was, who the pharaoh was, and what they remember happening around that time. All of it was wrong.

That caused most of that Discord to jump all over me and imply that it was fine because it was their personal gnosis. To be clear, this person is creating parasocial relationships and narratives based on delusional narratives that they are applying to random people they meet.

Phrasing things as they happened in a different reality or a past life is a way to avoid the falsification of and is a way to rationalize the delusion. Claiming that you knew a person in a past life is a way to justify the parasocial relationship. It is not unverified personal gnosis. It’s mental illness. There is nothing magical about mental illness. If I had a nickel for every time a schizophrenic occultist spun up a delusional narrative to justify an adversarial parasocial relationship with me, I’d be rich. This is a major problem.

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A lot of you have probably heard of Nicholas Chapel because he wrote that excellent article debunking the origins of the Kybalion, "The Kybalion's New Clothes." He got a lot of attention for that piece, but it turns out that Mr. Chapel is also a brilliant ceremonial magician and IT security person.

I had the pleasure of interviewing him for my #podcast back in 2021, and it's an episode that anybody can enjoy.

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https://arnemancy.com/episodes/anything-but-the-kybalion-with-nicholas-chapel/

One of the main reasons that #Incense is used in #ritual is that most of the inhabitants Spirit World HATE the smell of Humans.

Also, using the right #fragrance makes the Spirit more willing to cooperate with you.

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Get ready for a thrilling journey into the world of the mysterious Dragon Rouge! Dr Angela Puca takes us through the story of this recent addition to the world of Magick Tomorrow
https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxEgfVdniCPEYjHSkMSVxfufWoLUODoPOu?ocd=1
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An academic panel on cultural appropriation in paganism, witchcraft and magical traditions. Livestreamed on YouTube by Angela's Symposium
https://www.youtube.com/live/T2BLxiESX4U?feature=share
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@MalignusCeles https://youtu.be/kEDZZin4_eM

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