Into the Mound
Thursday, September 23, 2010

Back At It

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Okey Doke, fellow weirdos, the retrograde has ended and I am actually writing again. I have done rather a lot of staring and, well, staring...

The Charm of the Worlds

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In the work of trance and contemplation that I call the Nineteen Working, the student is led through a series of visualizations meant to pro...
Monday, August 30, 2010

Altars and Shrines. A New Start

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Jason Miller has been blogging about his ongoing process with his home shrines and altars. Now Jason’s a diligent practitioner, including ...
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Catching Up on Meditation Instruction

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Ya know, I've rewritten instructions for a basic course in meditation, mental discipline and trance so many times, but I seem to have mi...
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Thursday, July 22, 2010

Monism and Monotheism

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I don’t feel like talking a lot about this, but I want to respond to RO in the comments. This also addresses the notion of ‘basic framework...
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Monday, July 19, 2010

The Tale of the Blind Men

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Monotheism is like tying together a python, a bear and an ostrich in a room, then telling three blind men that there’s only one animal ther...
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Starwood 2010- A New Beginning

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In the southeastern corner of Ohio, along the wide Ohio River, the hills rise wild above low dells, stream-cut gorges and round-worn glacial...
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I'm a Neopagan of the Druidic sort, interested in Celtic polytheism as it might manifest for modern people in North America. I'm also an occultist, broadly interested in arcane and magical systems and ideas, from medieval grimoires through Hindu Tantra and Asian shamanism to Thelema and Chaos Magic. I'm a fan of the folk music of the British Isles and its modern inheritors as well as of fantasy and horror lit, especially the work and legacy of HP Lovecraft.
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