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Luciferianism and Theosophy: Enlightenment or Heresy in the Nineteenth Century
Lucifer embodies humanity’s duality—defiance against order and the pursuit of enlightenment. In the nineteenth century, movements like Luciferianism and Theosophy challenged orthodoxy, blending rebellion with…
The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn: Illuminating the Shadows of Esotericism
The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, founded in 1888, became a cornerstone of the occult revival, blending alchemy, Kabbalah, and magic into a structured…
The Crimson Sacrament: Unearthing the Macabre History of Blood Consumption
Blood, a paradox in human history, bridges life, death, and power, revealing profound truths about humanity. It embodies renewal and taboo, purity and violence, connecting…
Whispers of the Veil: The Rise of Spiritualism and Occult Societies in Britain
In Victorian Britain, torn between science and mysticism, high mortality and strict mourning customs fueled a fascination with the supernatural. Spiritualism and occult societies offered…
Witchcraft’s Origins in Shamanism, Wiccan, and the Cults
First, we must look at the true origins of witchcraft, those hidden in the mists of time. This is a subject that has been written…
Thirteenth-Century Approaches of Love for Fallen Angels
This article examines the capacity for love and kindness attributed to demons as fallen angels in the thirteenth-century
Hauntological Philosophy, Marxist Spectres and Phantoms
Hauntology is thus related to, and represents a new aspect of, the ethical turn of deconstruction which has been palpable for at least two decades,…
Supernatural Occultism and the Theosophical Sacred Science
An immense mass of verbiage has gathered around the Sacred Science since Mme Blavatsky drew back the curtain of occultism.
