Occult Youtube Megathread

Anyone got any recommendation for some occult youtubers if any

 

[emptymylove]

Glitch bottle, foolish fish, esoterica, Angela symposium and others are great ressources.
I would add Buddha at the Gas Pump for interviewing a wild specter of people sharing their transformative journeys. Some are super inspiring. @BatGap

 

[ElectricEgregore]

I wanted to add Rajada's World for tantric knowledge, very interesting for those into shaktism and dark goddess related things.

Also interesting are the lectures of Yogiraj SatGurunath Siddhanath, one can learn a great deal from him as he has a quiet modern yet deeply traditional Hindu approach to things. Just keep in mind that he is a guru that earns his living also by giving audiences and selling some courses so to speak. But those interested in Kriya Yoga can learn a lot and add the openly available Kriya techniques for oneself, just keep in mind Kriya is supposed to be the most brutal and fastest way to enlightenment, so yeah Kundalini awakening syndrome like things can happen, thats why it's convenient for gurus to offer their guidance and so on.

 

[Reizo]

I looked through all these and I don't think anyone has mentioned:

Frater RC Hermetic Podcast - Golden Dawn guy but has many years of experience in different areas, does reviews, interviews

David Chaim Smith's channel - a giant rabbit hole to go down

Similar note - been looking into Dzogchen and found "Lama Lena's" channel. She has a very particular way of breaking things down

 

[Sedim Haba]

If you are on a Shamanic path, these two channels are helpful:

sacred_gaia

Jacob Toddson AKA

TheWisdomOfOdin

 

[embitca]

I love Balthazar's Conjure but he doesn't post very often. One of my favorite podcasts is Arcanvm with Ike Baker. He does lots of great interviews with people I've never really heard of before.

 

[crooktooth]

Great stuff, ya'll!
Lemme signal boot Ivy Corvus.
I only learned of her recently from reading her essay in 'This is Chaos'.
She haunts that spot riiiiight at that magic-animism-chaos magic three-way crossroads that is my jam. More pagan than me, but that's cool too.

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Came here to add Ivy as well!
I also found her though 'This is Chaos' I really liked her essay and decided to check out her channel.
Really easy to digest information, I like that she gives some in depth insight into specific rituals, and she's well informed across a bunch of magical systems.

Highly recommend her chaos magic videos.

 

[acornandbone]

Great stuff, ya'll!
Lemme signal boot Ivy Corvus.
I only learned of her recently from reading her essay in 'This is Chaos'.
She haunts that spot riiiiight at that magic-animism-chaos magic three-way crossroads that is my jam. More pagan than me, but that's cool too.

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I have known about Ivy Corvus for a while, but didn't engage much with her content for similar reasons (hard polytheism). But she recently recorded a series of podcast episodes (Occultish Behavior) alongside Justin Bennett that I very much enjoyed - a somewhat disorganized and unhinged commentary on various topics and points of contention in occult communities. Those are definitely worth a listen.

 

[frater_pan]

Adding to some of the excellent channels already noted: Jack Chanek, @JackChanek, Gardnarian Witchcraft, Thorn Mooney, @drawingKenaz also Gardnarian witchcraft, occult in general and Christopher Penczak, although he doesn't have a dedicated YT channel (he is all over YT though and has a dedicated web presence).

 

[adamnox]

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