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Meditation in Western practice and modern magic

2026/01/31

Meditation isn’t new or ‘Eastern’. Explore the history of meditation, Western contemplative practices, and why modern occultists still recommend it.

Categories Spiritual Practice Tags meditation
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Strange and wounded: a review of The Wax Child

2026/01/252026/01/25

A review of The Wax Child by Olga Ravn and Martin Aitken, exploring witchery and witch trials in Denmark during the 1600s through the lens of a wax doll.

Categories Books
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Hope from one Pagan perspective

2026/01/21

A reflection on hope beyond optimism: ancient wisdom, myth, Paganism, and practical ways to endure grief, burnout, injustice, and modern despair.

Categories Spiritual Practice
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Devoted to the cultivation of my lotus heart

2026/01/172026/01/17

A reflection on the cultivation of my lotus heart in devotion to Prajnaparamita: meditation, embodied wisdom, skilful care, and staying open in a turbulent world.

Categories Spiritual Practice Tags Prajnaparamita
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Honouring Prajnaparamita: heart, wisdom, focus, emptiness

2026/01/142026/01/14

A practical starter guide to working with Prajnaparamita, the Perfection of Wisdom, including correspondences, altar inspiration, a full moon ritual, and more.

Categories Spiritual Practice Tags Prajnaparamita
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Happy New Year! My 2026 minimalist Bullet Journal setup

2026/01/112026/01/11

I am embracing simplicity again in my 2026 minimalist Bullet Journal—simple layouts, essential logs, and streamlining productivity for a focused year.

Categories Lifestyle Tags Bullet Journal
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