ravenest
You could start now ... then you would know someone who practices .... that's the idea - 'Know Thyself' 
Low Magick
ravenest
Aeon418 said:
Ah good, you can start 'grubbing around in the dirt'
http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=149877&page=2&pp=10
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Aeon418
Well actually no.ravenest said:Ah good, you can start 'grubbing around in the dirt'
http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=149877&page=2&pp=10
#20.
Aeon418
Not quite. But that point's made quite obvious in the second chapter. I'm assuming you've read it of course?ravenest said:Ah good, you can start 'grubbing around in the dirt'
TarotCraft
Always Wondering said:
Did we read the same book? I found it full of practical and immediately applicable instructions in magick. It's a textbook of practical magick.
Always Wondering
I agree it was a very practical book and I liked it because of that. I just didn't see it as mechanical or as scientific as The Magick of Aliester Crowly was, or even Sex Magic, Tantra & Tarot was.
It just felt much more organic to me.
AW
It just felt much more organic to me.
AW
Aeon418
I still haven't finished it. I read the first three chapters the day it arrived, but haven't touched it since. Where does the time go?
Always Wondering
I am not very surprised it isn't holding your attention as there is not a lot of Qabalah, as I understand it, in it. And I suspect you are not the sweet, simple god type. (page 117)
But I didn't think Duquette would be either, so what do I know.
AW
But I didn't think Duquette would be either, so what do I know.
AW
Aeon418
It's not the book. It's other stuff that is holding my attention at the moment.Always Wondering said:
Always Wondering
No hurry.
I wish you well with your efforts.
AW
I wish you well with your efforts.
AW
