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Still thinking it over, but though I'd make a thread for what Gordon called the most anticipated occult book of 2019.
On the suggestive practical side I'm enjoying Grey's , uh, PGM-Luciferianism using the rebel myth of the Watchers to localize it all.
Chaos magician Gordon White interviews with Peter Grey
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Holy crap! Excellent talk.
As a New Worlder I have my quibbles with Grey's Anglo-European gloss on anarchism, but whatever, he's British and is speaking though a valid Brit lens. I don't want to bias people agaisnt the book or the video.
Highly recommended viewing. Just let it percolate through your brain and see where it bubbles up later.
The book presets a more Luciferian mythic ritual framework , and the talk above helps cut down on the more absurd Christian mythic interpretations, while also toning down some of the American Satanic reactions against the same idiocy.
Oh! Check out the Parhedros rite in the book. I may give it a spin myself and compare. It's like a PGM flavored HGA rite. There's been a lot of debate among magicians over the years whether it the Parhedros is "actually" the HGA, but who cares? That's boring. The rite is not.
On the suggestive practical side I'm enjoying Grey's , uh, PGM-Luciferianism using the rebel myth of the Watchers to localize it all.
Chaos magician Gordon White interviews with Peter Grey
Book – PDF - Lucifer:Praxis by Peter Grey
Peter Grey’s Lucifer: Praxis is a profound and original study of spiritual power in the western magical tradition, explored through the evolution of the figure of Lucifer – as the archetype of rebellion, liberation and, ultimately, transformation and renewal...
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Holy crap! Excellent talk.
As a New Worlder I have my quibbles with Grey's Anglo-European gloss on anarchism, but whatever, he's British and is speaking though a valid Brit lens. I don't want to bias people agaisnt the book or the video.
Highly recommended viewing. Just let it percolate through your brain and see where it bubbles up later.
The book presets a more Luciferian mythic ritual framework , and the talk above helps cut down on the more absurd Christian mythic interpretations, while also toning down some of the American Satanic reactions against the same idiocy.
Oh! Check out the Parhedros rite in the book. I may give it a spin myself and compare. It's like a PGM flavored HGA rite. There's been a lot of debate among magicians over the years whether it the Parhedros is "actually" the HGA, but who cares? That's boring. The rite is not.
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