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This podcast explores the core skills of becoming a magician, emphasizing pure skill over traditional practices. It introduces Magic.me, a school offering courses on various topics. The hosts discuss connecting with the transcendent and open sourcing religious techniques. They delve into the concept of magic, provide three concrete steps to get into magic, and encourage listeners to explore their own ideas. They discuss defining and practicing magic, emphasizing personal exploration with a tarot deck. They stress the importance of consistent meditation and discipline in exploring magick for confidence and intuitive understanding.

Genesis P-Orridge, an English singer-songwriter and occultist, discusses their involvement in art collectives, their contributions to industrial music, and their retirement from music. Other topics include the rise of technological feudalism in Silicon Valley, the message of love and compassion in the parable of the Good Samaritan, the lack of recollection and connection between moments in society, creating a dark environment for better sleep, the rise of magic as a youth culture, and the importance of change and combining resources for survival.

The podcast discusses updates on its YouTube development and the emotional impact of the war in Gaza. They apologize for a missed episode and emphasize self-care and finding beauty in life despite challenges.

This podcast explores the ancient ritual of Ars Notoria, which enhances memory and knowledge. It discusses using memorization techniques for cognitive enhancement, the class distinction in grimoires, the influence of Arsenatoria and the Notary Art, and the requirements of practicing the R's Notorious ritual. The chapter also includes unrelated remarks and promotes the Magic.me school.

Guest John Sandbach, author of the Tarot as a portal to realms of wisdom, explores the interconnected meanings of each Tarot card, working with the cards for healing and growth, using the Tarot for numerological analysis and deeper understanding of astrology, and different card layouts. The podcast also discusses intuitive communication, attention as a tool for healing and meditation, the alienating nature of social media, the complexity of the game Go, the Western esoteric tradition, tarot as a tool for self-reflection and personal growth, and various occultist topics.

Esteemed author and scholar Edward Bruce Bynum, Ph.D., discusses his groundbreaking book Our African Unconscious, exploring the spiritual and psychological origins of humanity in Africa. He traces the roots of religion and science back to Africa, emphasizing the significance of this continent in the evolution of civilization. Dr. Bynum highlights the notion of a primordial African unconscious shared by all modern humans and its reflection in contemporary times. He explores the beginnings of early religions and mysticism in Africa, the influence of Egyptian Nubian culture, and the spiritual implications of our shared African heritage.

Podcast explores the intersections of magick, global politics, and personal growth. Discusses the global shift towards extremism, dangers of proxy wars, and the threat of major powers. Emphasizes the importance of aligning with one's True Will and using magick as a tool for self-discovery. Provides insights into ancient practices like the I Ching and Kabbalah. Offers a 30% discount on all courses at Magick.Me.

Ari Freeman is the Deputy Wizard of Christchurch, New Zealand—if you've ever seen the Official Wizard of New Zealand, then yeah, he's that guy's apprentice! He also has a new book out, Pragmatic Magical Thinking—here's the book description: "The modern Western world has often raised its eyebrows at magic, associating it with madness and superstition. However, this ignore the fact of the matter that magic is a universal human experience which has existed in a multitude of forms across time and space. "Now, in his groundbreaking book, Ari Freeman presents his argument that magic is still a human universal - we’ve just forgotten how to talk about it! "Laying out clear and concise arguments, Pragmatic Magical Thinking will enlighten readers to how magic can be a practical approach to achieving real world results, drawing on evidence from science, philosophy, history and anthropology. "For both beginners at magic, and the long practicing witch or wizard, Ari Freeman’s book is a breath of fresh air for the world of magical studies, inviting readers to join him in placing magic in it’s rightful place as a serious and mainstream subject of conversation and enquiry. "Pragmatic Magical Thinking covers a wide and comprehensive selection of subjects in relation to your magical education. These include, but are not limited to: magic and memory, spirits, belief, magic in everyday life, science and magic, religion and magic, Kabbalist cosmology and morality." In this episode, we attempt ADVANCED PODCASTING, and I take on the role of a dyed-in-the-wool skeptic and see if Ari can convince me that magick is real. Enjoy!!! Show Notes Pragmatic Magical Thinking: Real Magic Explained Magick.Me

My great friend Caleigh Fisher returns to the podcast for the third time, and OUR MOST EPIC CONVERSATION YET! Caleigh ran the Toronto Access Point for Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth throughout the 1980s; we met on the old Barbelith message board in the early 2000s and then in person when I made it to New York in 2003. I CANNOT EVEN BEGIN TO FATHOM THE DEPTHS AND HEIGHTS OF THIS CONVERSATION. I have seen too much. I have seen beyond the walls and breakers of reality and my consciousness is now escaping low earth orbit and merging with the vault of Heaven. AND YOUR WILL TOO!! Enjoy the show, and I'll see you in class! Show Links Caleigh's YouTube Channel Caleigh's Tumblr Homelessness Stats from Our World in Data Magick.Me

Mark Alan Miller is a Saturn-Award winning producer and New York Times Bestselling author. He has written and produced dozens of titles across high-level outlets. He’s developed and created content with Clive Barker, Tom Holland, Joe R. Lansdale, Dark Horse Comics, Boom Studios, St. Martin’s Press and more. Additionally feature and television work has been seen on Prime, Peacock, Netflix, and Hulu. He is the Founder and President of Encyclopocalypse Publications, which boasts top tier clientele and titles across all genres. Mark has represented, organized, developed, and produced hundreds of hours of content that have grossed millions of dollars for his clients and collaborators. In this SPECIAL HALLOWEEN FREAK-OUT, we talk about writing, horror, magick, kundalini, entities from beyond and the Very Very Scary Things that happen at Clive Barker's house. ENJOY!!!!!! Show Notes Encyclopocalypse Magick.Me