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  1. Star Wire Transmission for 07.04.2026
    📡🍸 New Star Wire Transmission! We stand at the crossroads of sound & occult rock history. Tracing the myth of the Divine Horseman from Patti Smith to Blue Öyster Cult.Features a Black Strap Rum cocktail + jerk mushroom recipe: #MusicSky #OccultHistory #Recipes

    Star Wire Transmission: The Sh...

  2. 📬🔮 Oh, how quaint! Back when the occult was delivered like your grandma's crochet catalog—via the USPS! 📦✨ Apparently, the secret to unlocking mystical powers was a #Linotype machine and some "newly improved" postal networks. Who knew? 😂
    publicdomainreview.org/essay/m #occulthistory #postalservice #mysticpowers #humor #HackerNews #ngated

  3. The Real Story of the Key of Solomon 🔑 What if the “book” never existed? 122 manuscripts across 700 years reveal the Clavicula as a shifting tradition—not a fixed text.

    👉 Watch now: youtu.be/gjViTCG9gKQ

    #HighMagick #Grimoire #OccultHistory

  4. Oooooh...! 🧙 🌙 ⭐

    2,178 Occult Books Now Digitized & Put Online, Thanks to the #RitmanLibrary and #DaVinciCode Author #DanBrown

    August 14th, 2025

    "In 2018 we brought you some exciting news. Thanks to a generous donation from Da Vinci Code author Dan Brown, Amsterdam’s Ritman Library—a sizable collection of pre-1900 books on alchemy, astrology, magic, and other occult subjects—has been digitizing thousands of its rare texts under a digital education project cheekily called '#HermeticallyOpen.' We are now pleased to report that the first 2,178 books from the Ritman project have come available in their online reading room."

    Read more:
    openculture.com/2025/08/2178-o

    Embassy of the Mind:
    embassyofthefreemind.com/en/li

    #Occult #DigitizedBooks #OccultBooks #OccultHistory #AleisterCrowley #MadameBlavatsky

  5. Occult Black History Month

    did you know the most powerful practitioner in New Orleans history worked as a hairdresser?

    Marie Laveau (1801-1881) knew something most modern occultists forget; real power flows through networks of whispered secrets, shared struggles, and strategic silence. while she's remembered as the Voodoo Queen, her true genius was in understanding that liberation requires both spiritual and earthly power.

    her salon wasn't just a business... it was command central for an intelligence network that would make modern hackers jealous. rich white women's secrets flowed freely under her hands, while her spiritual services gave her access to every level of society. she didn't need encrypted channels when she had a city's worth of devoted eyes and ears.

    she walked freely through a violently segregated city, entered prisons at will, and made both governors and slaves tremble at her name. not through elaborate rituals or fancy grimoires, but through a perfect fusion of practical cunning and spiritual authority.

    the history books want you to see her as some exotic mystery, all snake dances and gris-gris bags. they don't want you thinking too hard about how a free Black woman built an empire of influence in the antebellum South, or why the powerful feared her while the oppressed sought her protection.

    they definitely don't want you thinking about how she used that influence. she secured pardons for the condemned, protected fugitive slaves, healed the sick regardless of race or status, and maintained a power base that lasted decades in a time when most Black women couldn't even own property.

    she understood something fundamental about power. it's not just about what you can do, it's about what people believe you can do. every rumor of her abilities, every whispered story of her influence, every public display of her authority... all carefully cultivated tools in a arsenal of liberation.

    her greatest trick? convincing the powerful she was just entertaining while building networks of resistance right under their noses. she didn't need to hide in shadows, she made herself so visible they couldn't see what was really happening.

    that is just amazing shadow/void work. funny how they focus on the rituals and ignore the revolution beneath them. there's a lesson there.

    next time someone tells you to keep your spiritual practice 'pure' and separate from politics, remember Marie. she knew that real power isn't about keeping your hands clean, it's about using every tool at your disposal to protect your people.

    #BlackHistoryMonth #RadicalHistory #Voodoo #PowerToThePeople #Resistance #OccultHistory #occult #magic #magick #BLM

  6. The Victorian #Occultist Accused of Killing Men With Her Mind

    Pioneering #feminist and #AnimalRights campaigner Anna Kingsford was one of the 19th century's most remarkable women. Then she was charged with using black magic to murder 2 vivisectionists

    by Dee Cunning, 2018

    Crowley said that Kingsford “did more in the religious world than any other person had done for generations." Tarot author Mary Greer "called her the mother of the #GoldenDawn"

    vice.com/en/article/mbp7pb/the
    #OccultHistory

  7. A fixture of the London occult scene, Rollo Ahmed counted among his friends #occultist Aleister Crowley. Ahmed also wrote about racism he encountered in London in his autobiography: "Ahmed relays his life of negative racial encounters in 1930’s London. Situations such as, landlords refusing to rent him rooms and apartment, even just a room for shelter on a cold night, harassed by the police Ahmed was jailed several times for fraud."
    #Racism #BlackHistory #OccultHistory

  8. Rollo Ahmed, Black #Occultist
    by James Goodridge

    "Born in 1899 to an Egyptian father & Guyanese mother, Abdul Said Ahmed aka Rollo Ahmed had a considerable presence in the occult community of London during the 1930’s"

    Ahmed's book "The Black Arts" was published in 1936. According to article author, it was the "definitive text on the occult world." Topics include: Egyptian, Greek and Roman #magic, as well as "#witchcraft and vampirism".
    #BlackHistory #OccultHistory

    horroraddicts.wordpress.com/20

  9. More about Paschal Beverly Randolph (October 8, 1825 – July 29, 1875):

    "You may not know his name. You may not know what he did, but if you’re a black #occultist? If you enjoy esoteric wisdom? You should. Paschal Beverly Randolph, was a #spiritualist, occultist, sex magician and the founder of the first (accepted history) Rosicrucian order in North America."

    #BlackHistory #OccultHistory

    terriebrookins.com/black-occul