The Sixty-Four Hexagrams: How the I Ching Answers
How the I Ching works: broken and solid lines, the eight trigrams, casting a hexagram with three coins, changing lines, and reading the second hexagram they produce.
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Essays on the occult, the esoteric, and magick: tarot, astrology, ritual, the body, and the inner path.
How the I Ching works: broken and solid lines, the eight trigrams, casting a hexagram with three coins, changing lines, and reading the second hexagram they produce.
Read →A practical guide to scrying: choosing a surface, the unfocused soft gaze, what low light and steady attention do to the eyes and nervous system, and how to record what...
Read →Enochian chess explained: four elemental armies, two diagonal alliances, no checkmate, frozen armies, and a board whose squares carry zodiac, tarot, and Hebrew attributions.
Read →How lucid dreaming works: dream journalling, reality checks, mnemonic induction, and wake back to bed, plus why the body is paralysed during REM and how to protect your sleep.
Read →A step by step method for dream incubation: choosing one answerable question, carrying it into the hypnagogic threshold, and capturing the answer before it dissolves on waking.
Read →Gematria, isopsephy, and the counting methods behind them: how Hebrew and Greek letters double as numerals, what equal sums are taken to mean, and how to practice it honestly.
Read →The seven planetary magic squares, from Saturn's three by three to the Moon's nine by nine, and how a name is converted to numbers and walked across the grid as...
Read →How to make a sigil step by step: write the statement, strike the repeated letters, build the shape, charge it in a body-led state, then put it away.
Read →The cards are an instrument, and so is the room. How light, sound, and a settled body change what a reading can reach.
Read →Most altars die of neglect because they were built for a photograph. Build one for your senses instead, and it will call you back every day.
Read →The old grimoires scheduled everything by planetary hours. Here is the system in plain terms, and how to use timing as a multiplier instead of a superstition.
Read →Sixteen personalities keep showing up in your spreads. Here is how to identify them the way an analyst would: rank, suit, and behavior on the table.
Read →Wunjo is the Elder Futhark's rune of joy: harmony, fellowship, the clan at peace. Learn its shape, its place in Freyr's aett, and a short standing practice.
Read →Reading is the first step. Practice is the rest.