Long before the vocabulary of psychogeography, phenomenology, or esoteric psychology existed, the people of Portugal knew that certain stones were inhabited. The figure at the centre of this knowledge is the Moura Encantada, the Enchanted Moura, one of the oldest and most persistent beings in Portuguese and Galician folk tradition. She is beautiful, she is … Continue reading New Landscape Holistic Project: The Magick Megalithic Circle Phenomenology – part 1: The Beings in the Stone, A Historical Perspective
Magic
Magic are those willed actions we create in our UltraSubjective Hyperspace where we meet the divine and become adepts in the unsane – the realm between insanity and sanity where creation happens
New Landscape Holistic Project: The Magick Megalithic Circle Phenomenology, the Foundation at Pocilgais
https://youtu.be/gcbx8753wQw?si=A8CXg626ZSH4Gqn1 Introduction to the Landscape Magick Project This project began rather innocently. On a hillside at Monte Pocilgais in the eastern Algarve there is an unusual formation of large grey stones, old carob trees and stone oaks, lying above a seasonal river and contrasting visibly with the reddish geology around it. We began simply by … Continue reading New Landscape Holistic Project: The Magick Megalithic Circle Phenomenology, the Foundation at Pocilgais
When Magick Lacks Yoga
On 'Un prince de Belzébuth' and the image that colonises inner space The book 'Un prince de Belzébuth. La mort d’un sorcier' by Jean Lorédan (1853 -1937), with a preface by the famous student of magick and the occult Louis Pauwels, and the accompanying image of Hell attributed to the Italian painter Andrea Orcagna, do not … Continue reading When Magick Lacks Yoga
Why Acupuncturist need to renew themselves and not tell the old old stories
Acupuncture Beyond Metaphor: The Body Does Not Need a Story to Be Real it needs Body Phenomenology based on the Meditative Mind For more than two thousand years, acupuncture has been wrapped in symbols, metaphors, and cosmological allegories. Qi flowing like rivers, meridians mapped like sacred cartography, wind-damp invading the channels: all poetic, all beautiful, … Continue reading Why Acupuncturist need to renew themselves and not tell the old old stories
Instant Illumination is possible: Phosphenes form the Canvas on which the Divine paints and Awe is the Key to understanding and the ultimate self-knowledge!
After 50 years of meditation and many wholesome experiences via the Yoga of the Inner Light the following insight is worth while sharing with you. The universal visual and affective core of all mystical and religious experiences (the "numinous" and archetypes) is not metaphysical nor symbolic, but is an intrinsic function of the human neurobiology … Continue reading Instant Illumination is possible: Phosphenes form the Canvas on which the Divine paints and Awe is the Key to understanding and the ultimate self-knowledge!
Moon Phosphene Meditation (MPM): Ode to Khonsu, the Egytian Moon God
The night has started. The air is a bit cooler now, tinged with a faint silver that falls across the earth like some silver cloth. Somewhere above, the moon is present, whole or in part, yet always complete in its essence. You stand there, under its light. The meditation begins before you have even moved. … Continue reading Moon Phosphene Meditation (MPM): Ode to Khonsu, the Egytian Moon God
The Working Methods of the Magi Dr. John Dee and the seer Edward Kelley and their Dark Mirror!
John Dee (1527–1609) and his scryer Edward Kelley (1555–1597) devised a complex visionary system that aimed to decipher divine wisdom through angelic communication. Their method combined ceremonial ritual, symbolic architecture, and precise record‑keeping, as documented in Sloane MS 3191, especially De Heptarchia Mystica. 1. The Scryer and the Magus Dee adopted the classical magician’s model: he assumed … Continue reading The Working Methods of the Magi Dr. John Dee and the seer Edward Kelley and their Dark Mirror!
Why Did the Magus Dr. John Dee Not Scry for Himself in the Black Mirror?
Dee's black obsidian Mirror, now in the British Museum in London Through Another Man’s Eyes: Why John Dee Needed Edward Kelley’s Visions? When we imagine John Dee (1527–1609), the legendary Elizabethan scholar and court magician, we often picture him staring into a black obsidian mirror, calling forth visions of angels. Yet Dee himself rarely gazed … Continue reading Why Did the Magus Dr. John Dee Not Scry for Himself in the Black Mirror?
Illumination and Enlightenment, the stabilization of illumination
Illumination is the experience of realizing that the very essence of our consciousness is made of pure, transcendental light — Urlicht — a luminosity beyond all physical light. This light sometimes reveals itself through sacred geometric patterns in radiant colors, unfolding across multiple dimensions. It evokes both awe and a deep recognition: we are not … Continue reading Illumination and Enlightenment, the stabilization of illumination
Amitābha Buddha and the Inner Light: A Vision from the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace
Few figures are as luminous and evocative as Amitābha, the Buddha of Infinite Light. Revered in the Mahāyāna and Pure Land traditions, Amitābha is not simply a symbol of divine compassion, but an embodiment of boundless radiance, a presence that transcends form and emerges in the very depths of inner silence. In the path we … Continue reading Amitābha Buddha and the Inner Light: A Vision from the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace
