#The Esoteric Order

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EP Review: Quindecennial Horror by Puteraeon (Emanzipation Productions)

Swedish horror death metal stalwarts Puteraeon celebrate their 15 year anniversary with Quindecennial Horror, a rerecording of some tracks from their demos and debut. Quindecennial Horror is due for release on the 8th of March via Emanzipation Productions. Puteraeon have chosen to re-record five songs, most from early demos as well as Storm Over Devil’s Reef, the opening track from their full…

[ceremonialmagick]

The Warburg library and its massive occult book collection is now open to the public! It is the home of Lady Frieda Harris´ Thoth Tarot paintings and other artwork related to Aleister Crowley and the Golden Dawn.

[salembehindbars]

To the untrained eye I may be off-putting and strange and even a loser but to the trained eye, I am a hauntingly esoteric dream girl with a poetic, mysterious aura and a hunger for knowledge.

[illustratus]

The Three Sacred Orders

The Ionic Order, The Corinthian Order, The Doric Order

by Miriam Escofet

[interstellar-elf]

I may have some kind of weird ass theory coming up for Tf One, given how I feel like Sentinel Prime represents the Christian idea of angels as humans with wings and how Airarachnid represents Biblically accurate angels with her eyes and weird proportions.

[maeviuslynn]

A different take on the Golden Dawn's Rosy Cross in Taschen's Library of Esoterica.

Rosy Cross Blue by Jesse Bransford

[wishbow]

to hold - pam wishbow - oct 2020

[astralkeycollective]

🖤 Join the Astral Key Collective 🖤

We’re a small, new online collective of chaos magicians, and we’re looking to grow our Discord community!

What We Aim to Offer:

A safe, inclusive space for magicians of all personal identities, paths, and experience levels. AKC is LGBTQ+ run 🏳️‍⚧️🌈

A place to discuss chaos magick, sigils, servitors, meditation, high magick, and more.

Book clubs, group workings, and collaborative magick.

Other practitioners to bounce ideas off of, exchange advice with, and collaborate with!

What We Ask:

18+ only, please.

Be respectful, be cool with diversity, don't be mean.

That's pretty much it :3

Whether you’re an adept or just curious about magick, you are welcome. No hierarchy or dogma here—just a small group of peers doing magick, learning, and creating together.

Join us on Discord 🖤

[compasspyxis]

Uniform redesign i was bored after losing motivation on the last drawing.

Also some other hc like the robes are made out of rayon or smth lightweight n cheap idk

[azhmodai]

"They were the blasphemous fish-frogs of the nameless design--living and horrible"

- H.P. Lovecraft, "The Shadow over Innsmouth"

bit.ly/azhmodai

[alchemisoul]

Freemason Sufi Druid | Robert Graves

Graves turned down a CBE in 1957 and was among a shortlist of authors considered for the 1962 Nobel Prize in Literature, losing out to John Steinbeck. And while mostly remembered as an author and poet, his contributions to the comparative examination retracing the overlapping commonalites shared and missing links in between Western and Eastern esotericism, hermeticism, and mysticism are not as widely cited or as commonly known as those of Manly P. Hall, Madame Blavatsky, Aleister Crowley, G.I Gurdjieff, P.D Ouspensky, Robert Anton Wilson, Rudolph Steiner, and Alan Watts but nevertheless stand on their own merit.

[everybodyknows-everybodydies]

...Quaranir just goes to hang out in the Frozen Hearth after showing up to be cryptic at the beginning of Good Intentions??

[hearthsandhistory]

Aleister Crowley vs. WB Yeats in The Battle of Blythe Road

This is a story about two magicians.

One of them was WB Yeats, writer, poet and politician.

One of them was Aleister Crowley.

You may not know that Yeats was a well-respected member of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, a very influential (if deeply problematic) esoteric and magical society. Other members included Bram Stoker, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and many other notable artists, writers, actors and political minds of the day.

Aleister Crowley was also a member (and an aspiring poet) and had a passionate rivalry with Yeats. Crowley, famously a complete shithead, was getting a reputation around town for being a total bastard and the rest of the Order of the Golden Dawn was getting sick of his shit. In 1900, they decided to kick him out of the order, which make Crowley absolutely lose his mind in anger.

Crowley decided that if he wouldn’t be let back into the club, he would storm the clubhouse and steal some of their secret papers to help found his own magical school.

He showed up one day at the meeting place of the Golden Dawn on Blythe Road in London - dressed like a highland warrior for some reason - trying to ascend the stairs into the building while shouting spells and curses.

Yeats and a few other members of the Golden Dawn stood at the top of the stairs, shouting back their own curses. Shockingly, neither set of incantations seemed to have any effect.

The two men stared one another down across the stairs as Crowley continued his approach, spells flying. Years of simmering resentment bubbled to the surface.

Suddenly, Crowley was upon them, reportedly armed with a dagger. Yeats had enough and stopped chanting.

As biographer Richard Elman later wrote, "the forces of good struck out with their feet and kicked him downstairs.”

Yeats booted Aleister Crowley full in the chest, who rolled down the stairs and was bodily thrown into the street.

That was the end of Crowley’s career in the Golden Dawn.

[mouth-less]

some people get real excited about their metrosuits

[consuetudinari0]

Exploring the Saturn Death Cult: Myth and Modern Influence

[epitome-the-burnkid-viii]