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
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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!
The Magician William G. Gray and the Inner Light
William G. Gray and the Inner Light William G. Gray (1913–1992) was a prominent English ceremonial magician and Hermetic Qabalist. He founded the Sangreal Sodality, a spiritual brotherhood emphasizing personal spiritual development and inner transformation. He is widely recognized for his contributions to Western esotericism and for founding the Sangreal Sodality, a spiritual brotherhood rooted … Continue reading The Magician William G. Gray and the Inner Light
Great Magick Masters and the Inner Light Path
Both Éliphas Lévi and Aleister Crowley explored the concept of inner visionary realms, often encountered with closed eyes, where divine, demonic, and geometric forms manifest. While they didn't use the term "phosphenes," bcause that term was not known at that time, their descriptions align with experiences of inner light phenomena and with the path of … Continue reading Great Magick Masters and the Inner Light Path
The Manifesto of Hyperspace Magick
I have practicing magick since many decades, on my own way. Stepping in the pilor of light meditation and many others to follow. I want to share this manifest with the true Seekers. Bridging Chaos and the Divine through the Willful Expansion of Inner Space Magick is the sacred art of speaking to the Source … Continue reading The Manifesto of Hyperspace Magick
Magick and the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace, A Totally New Approach via the eye of the heart
Magick and the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace, New Vista's Magick, in its classical form, is often misunderstood as manipulation of the external world. But when reinterpreted through the lens of mystical insights and modern neuroscience as well as based on contemplative experience, we can understand magick as the activation of symbolic, sensorial, and intentional forces within the … Continue reading Magick and the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace, A Totally New Approach via the eye of the heart
Henry Corbin and the Concept of Mundus Imaginalis in Black Mirror Scrying
This is an extremely important chapter in the physiology of the spirituality! Henry Corbin (April 14, 1903 – October 7, 1978) was a French philosopher, theologian, and scholar of Islamic mysticism. His work focused on the esoteric traditions of Sufism and Persian philosophy, particularly the writings of thinkers such as Suhrawardi, Ibn Arabi, and Mulla … Continue reading Henry Corbin and the Concept of Mundus Imaginalis in Black Mirror Scrying
Black Mirror Meditation: beginnings and contemporary use
My new Black Mirror with the Magical Rape Box in front of it, and a salt crystal from Tavira mines and a Rock from the red mountain of Pocilgais where Quinta Quixote is located. The Ancient Use of Black Mirrors Black mirrors have long been used in mystical traditions for scrying, self-reflection, and deep meditation. … Continue reading Black Mirror Meditation: beginnings and contemporary use
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