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How can magicians embrace the destructive tides of change? What is true magical service to others? How can we seal the cracks, the fissures in our own selves and embody the role of priest-magician? Josephine McCarthy -  author, occultist, magical teacher, and director of the Quareia magical training course  - goes deep and answers your Patreon listener questions.
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What is astrological fatalism? Why did the Inquisition burn alive a university lecturer in Italy in 1327? What was the role of the four Kings of the four Cardinal directions and their connection to the cardinal signs of the Zodiac? Mat Hadfield and Brian Johnson discuss their latest tome from Hadean Press -  An Exposition upon The Sphere of the Cosmos: The Astrological Nigromanc...

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How are art and magic deeply entwined? What’s the relationship between Retribution Magic and Setting Boundaries? Why is the Lemegeton’s Goetia so misunderstood in some circles? Well our guest today is a great person to ask. Calla Marie Rowan is a folk magic practitioner at Contemporary Mystic. She utilizes her foundation in Catholic mysticism as an esoteric practitioner, and wri...

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What is esoteric cartography? How can this path empower us to change directly with reality? Contemplative mystic, esoteric cartographer and author David Chaim Smith goes deep into ways to unravel the mind and so much more. 
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What was the relationship between the Inquisition, the Clavicula Salomonis, booksellers, and magical texts in early modern Venice? How did male and female practitioners make it (or not make it) to court. Why were punishments surprisingly light? Dr. Federico Barbierato shares about his latest research 'In the Room of the Circles: The Inquisition and Books of Magic in Early Modern...

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