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There are references throughout Hegel’s published and unpublished writings to many of the leading figures and movements of the Hermetic tradition. These references are in large measure approving. This is particularly the case with Hegel’s…
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Neoliberalism has created the conditions for a renewed convergence, and at times fusion, between the living human being and objects, artifacts, or the technologies that supplement or augment us and are in the process transfigured…
The domain of objects and machines, as much as capital itself, is increasingly presented in the guise of an animistic religion. Everything is put into question up to and including the status of truth. Certainties…
Views such as [a licensed psycologist and pastor James] Friesen’s [author of Uncovering the Mystery of MPD, linking multiple-personality disorder to the workings of satanic cults], which one might be tempted to dismiss as those…
Trithemius informed his friend of the projected work whose first book would be entitled Steganography (in our day it would be called cryptography), “which, when published, will astonish everyone.” This first outline comprised four volumes…
Bruno is the first to exploit the concept of magic to its ultimate conclusions, envisaging this “science” as an infallible psychological instrument for manipulating the masses as well as the individual human being. Awareness of…
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The magic that concerns us here is theoretically a science of the imaginary, which it explores through its own methods and seeks to manipulate at will. At its greatest degree of development, reached in the…
Aristasia is the post-1980s name of a group which, in slightly different form, was earlier known as The Romantics and The Olympians. It was started in the English university city of Oxford in the late…
One of the most successful European attempts to introduce Traditionalism to the general public was sponsored by the English poet and literary critic Kathleen Raine. While Raine was an undergraduate student at Cambridge in the…
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· C.-H. Rocquet · You spoke of temptations. […] In what sense do you mean that you were “tempted” during your anamnesis as a historian of religions? · M. Eliade · When you grasp the coherence, and…