Author: Hadron Templeton

  • Jinn Ritual

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    So I have been working from Corwin Hargrove’s Practical Jinn Magic and noting down a review which gets more complete as I do each spell. I wasn’t a fan at first because when I work with jinn there’s usually a lot of talismans and verses from the Qoran which Hargrove doesn’t bother with, but in…

  • Give a blessing

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    So I’m having a quick flick through an old fluffy bunny book for ideas on things I could post about. Long gone were the times when you would find anything they say helpful or authoritative, but they always were fun and remind me of the times when I first got involved in the occult and…

  • The Deity Model

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    In my local group we often work with the deities in a very anthropomorphised form. We imagine them as a separate spirit that we can speak to them like a person. Some people whoever do not think of deity like this they think of them like some sort of power source that can be used.…

  • Pagan Story-time is for Muggles

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    Introduction Story-telling is quite magical. Since it is so magical it can seem difficult to distinguish between story-telling and the performance of magic. For people who do not explore any spiritual dimension, story-telling is about the most magical thing in their lives. The story-teller creates a whole new universe and pulls our minds into it,…

  • Magic in Islam

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    So some of you might know that I come from a family that left Egypt in 1950s following the take over of a new conservative Muslim government. My family had some Egyptian and some Mediterranean roots and religiously they were Egyptian Christian (a sect known as Copt) through both my Grandmother and Grampa had been…

  • Papyri Graecae Magicae (PGM)

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    Also called the Greek Magical Papyri often called by the acronym of their name in Latin PGM. I found the texts in Swansea University library when I had first developed a serious interest in the occult in 2005. I was so excited to find them written in what I thought was Coptic. It was a…

  • Raising More Melanated Voices

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    I’m white. I have many friends who’s skin is a darker colour than mine. I often see them go through things, that I don’t go through as a white person. However what I see is a peak, like through the crack of a door. I don’t see their entire lives and miss a lot of…

  • Thelemites and Money

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    What is this? Thanks for coming to read . Tthis article. It’s incomplete right now. This is slowing being written as a course designed to make Thelemites think about money from a more Thelemic point of view and thereby be better with money. I’m hoping eventually it will be a full course that anyone can…

  • Hill House and the influence of Spiritism

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    Okay so one of my recent passions has been to watch horror movies from the 1960s to 1980s and frankly I think other people should do so as well. I began to notice a pattern with how these movies were different from decade to decade. This is most obvious in various movies inspired by the…

  • Calusari

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    Pronounced (Kuh-loo-sha-ri’). These people are nothing more or less than Romanian folk dancers. While in modern day their dance is done for public performances, there once was, and still is in some groups a secret fraternal teaching. These teachings are passed initiate to initiate and not shared outside of the practices of members. The group…