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Arnemancy

Novelty, Antiquity, and Agrippa with Mat Dragonstone

Mar 15, 2024
Join Dr. Mat Dragonstone on a deep dive into logical fallacies like appeals to antiquity & novelty in Agrippa's work. Explore the impact on modern magicians, post-modernism, Derrida's philosophy, and integrating ancient ideas in contemporary occult practices.
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  • Bridging antiquity with novelty in occult philosophy leads to practical paths for spiritual growth.
  • Balancing theory and practice enhances understanding of occult philosophy for magical efficacy.

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Engaging with Three Books of Occult Philosophy

Exploring the text 'Three Books of Occult Philosophy' involves diving in, finding ideas, and testing them to see if they are worth exploring or applying in a modern world. The process entails evaluating the philosophical foundations laid out in the text and reevaluating ideas that were discarded, aiming to augment practices with logical and reasonable understandings to push practitioners forward on a practical path to Gnosis. The engagement with the text focuses on leading to a deeper gnosis by consciously applying philosophical insights to transform them into practical paths for spiritual awareness.

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