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Magick & Ritual

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Plato and the architecture of modern ceremonial magic

2026/07/04

From the Forms to theurgy, how Plato’s philosophy became the architecture of ceremonial magic, from ancient Athens to today’s Western Mystery Tradition.

Categories Magick & Ritual Tags esoterica
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After the spell: on release, obsession, and tarot

2026/05/23

Why compulsive tarot readings after a spell undermine your magical practice, and what the Witch’s Pyramid can teach us about release and silence after spellwork.

Categories Divination, Magick & Ritual Tags social media, tarot
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Empedocles and the dance of Love and Strife

2026/04/12

Explore how Empedocles’ four roots, cosmic forces of Love and Strife, and the creative power of Aphrodite offer a dynamic magical framework.

Categories Magick & Ritual Tags Aphrodite, esoterica
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When witchcraft lost its teeth

2026/02/20

From witch hunts to archetypes, how witchcraft became safe, symbolic, and small. A spicy take on reclaiming precision, real gods, and magic as real.

Categories Magick & Ritual Tags culture

The ancient wisdom of Pythagoras for modern magic

2025/11/07

Explore how the wisdom of the ancient Greek philosopher Pythagoras shapes modern magic, from sacred geometry to harmony, proportion, and the soul’s journey.

Categories Magick & Ritual Tags esoterica
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Political witchcraft: magic, resistance, and social change

2025/10/07

Witchcraft and power are inseparable. This blog explores neutrality, free will ethics, history, and actionable practices for just, grounded, liberatory craft.

Categories Magick & Ritual Tags culture, politics
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