These were my “public service” projects for 2013. I call them that because free copies of these mini-guides are available to anyone who wants them.They’re not lengthy tomes, but each one took time to produce. Hence The Modification & Practice Series is here! There are three books in this series. The first is Modified Daemonolatry: […]
Category: Ritual
Much Ado about Being Overdue
Well, half the year has already passed, and I’m finally at a point where I can sit down and start my writing again. I would have never guessed that something as simple as changing jobs could have completely destroyed my schedule and routine as much as it has. Who knew? A couple of months ago […]
Kasdeya Rite of Ba’al
You know, Kasdeya came up in a conversation I was having with my best friend the other day. She and I were looking back from where we had come from to where we are now since we first met. We’ve been friends for over eight years now. Everything has changed in that amount of time. […]
Are You Ready for Kasdeya?
I’m not sure what happened to Frank’s introductory post for the month of April. It’s my understanding that this month’s posts are supposed to be about Kasdeya. To do or not to do Kasdeya – that is the question. I suppose this is something you should question before embarking on any extended ritual work whether […]
Daily Ritual
I’m breaking away from both my traditional blogging day (the 15th) and this month’s topic (magickal languages) to blog about what is tickling my fancy this week. That is the art of daily ritual. I often find myself surprised when I discover that a lot of people don’t perform daily rituals. I guess I always […]
Necromantic Sacraments
Necromantic Sacraments: The companion chapbook to S. Connolly’s bestselling Honoring Death and companion to Keys of Ocat. This is a supplementary ritual and prayer book that completes S. Connolly’s trilogy of Daemonolatry necromancy reference works. While the other books aren’t necessary to understand or use this book, if you are unfamiliar with Daemonolatry necromancy you might […]
Inevitable
I believe the reworking of all grimoires to be an inevitability. Never before has occult knowledge been so readily available to those who seek it. Even in ancient times when such knowledge was more prevalent, I doubt the level of availability could rival the internet. But at the same time, the traditional grimoires have never […]
Ritual tools, crafts, and gift ideas
Hey! Normally I post on the 19th, but I wanted to get this out early in case anyone was looking for gift ideas. Have you ever read The Art of Creative Magick by S. Connolly? It’s probably one of my favorite books. I have been drawing for as long as I can remember, but you […]
A Thinning Veil & Necromancy
The following blog post is from my personal website. I thought I’d share it here, too, as it’s relevant. I was having a conversation with a friend last week about necromancy and the thinning of the veil. He made a passing comment about how October 31 is when the veil is thinnest. I had to […]
Spiritual, Religious, Both, and Neither
This month’s topic can actually be somewhat of a challenge to write about. There is a great deal of ambiguity in today’s society regarding religion and spirituality. Some people use the two words interchangeably, while others hold them as two very different things. A great example of this is the ever-popular phrase, “I’m spiritual, but […]