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External authors: The Planetary Spheres
Posted by : skyhorse on Thursday, November 23, 2006 - 12:23 AM : 2953 Reads

Yet another great essay from our favourite author William Mistele:

In this essay, I explore the akasha—the realm of light--surrounding nine different planetary spheres. This is slightly different for me in that I usually first and foremost work with a spirit. In this case, however, I am seeking a more personal understanding of the qualities of the different planets. It is a getting acquainted exercise.

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External authors: Problems in the Study of Magic, Part III - The Magnetic Fluid
Posted by : skyhorse on Tuesday, March 07, 2006 - 01:50 AM : 2806 Reads

William Mistele brings us his latest instalment on "Problems in the Study of Magic". Part III covers the Electric and Magnetic Fluid, problems with exercises and an insight into an Undine's personality and profiles of Magnetic women. A very feminine essay indeed, if not only by it's length and beauty! A must read.

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External authors: Buddha on the Brain
Posted by : skyhorse on Monday, January 30, 2006 - 11:47 PM : 1718 Reads

A fascinating article following the Dalai Lama on his speach at the Society for Neuroscience's annual conference at the Washington Convention Center. The line dividing conventional positivist science and spiritual quests are thining, increasing the risk, on both sides, of crossing it. A must read.
By John Geirland

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External authors: Body Awareness Exercise
Posted by : skyhorse on Monday, October 03, 2005 - 06:43 PM : 2573 Reads

The latest article by William Mistele, who does not need any further introduction. Published August 2005.

This is a short introduction to some basic body awareness that takes Franz Bardon's ideas in a slightly different direction. It is a basic and non-magical version of practicing the alchemy of the cosmic letter OE on the physical level.

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External authors: Astral Beings and Wildlife
Posted by : skyhorse on Wednesday, September 21, 2005 - 03:47 PM : 1715 Reads

by Robert Bruce

The astral dimension contains a wide variety of what could be called non-physical subtle energy life-forms; or as Carlos Castenada so aptly calls them: inorganic beings. Some of
these have a positive nature (nice) and some seem have a negative nature (not so nice). The intelligence level of each type varies enormously. The vast majority of each type appear to have their own agendas, like to keep to themselves, and in general do not like being bothered or interfered with. Not counting high-level beings like demigods, angels and spirit masters, they range from friendly and helpful, to occasionally helpful, to playful, to neutral, to mischievous, to malicious, to downright nasty and evil.

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External authors: What is the Hermetic Path?
Posted by : skyhorse on Saturday, January 15, 2005 - 06:55 PM : 2606 Reads

One of the best articles on what really means to be on the *Hermetic Path*, without jargon and beautifully written without being too poetic.
Both for the those who never heard of what Hermetics is and those who are dwelving into this western path.
A must.

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External authors: A Brief Introduction to Alchemy
Posted by : skyhorse on Sunday, January 02, 2005 - 01:20 PM : 2390 Reads

by Graeme Wilson
This talk is a brief introduction to the subject of alchemy. The subject has many branches, beliefs, and whole set of terminology specific to it, which make it difficult to discuss with others who do not know the words and the associated meanings. I have attempted to keep this talk free of jargon as much as possible, and discuss and illustrate a few points associated with alchemy and its history.

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External authors: Letter from Germany No. 1
Posted by : skyhorse on Thursday, December 23, 2004 - 07:01 PM : 1216 Reads

A Letter by FRATER U.'.D.'. on several topics, including Franz Bardon and his relationship with Ra-Ohmir Quintscher (his acolyte in the book "Frabato" but who was in reality his teacher, creator of the *Tepa*).

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External authors: What is Meditation? Plus tools and techniques.
Posted by : skyhorse on Thursday, December 23, 2004 - 06:40 PM : 1632 Reads

The course is devided into three sections. Section one deals with
what meditation is and how it plays a part in the lives of those who
use it. Section two will go into the techniques and tools of
meditation. Section three gives suggestions on how to use what you've
learned, in everyday life. A list of books for further reading on the
subject, will be given at the end of section three.

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External authors: The Electric and Magnetic/Four Feminine Archetypes/Eros and Psyche - The latest article by William Mistele
Posted by : skyhorse on Sunday, December 19, 2004 - 02:47 PM : 3060 Reads

William Mistele presents us with his latest article «The Electric and Magnetic/Four Feminine Archetypes/Eros and Psyche», published on the 18th of December 2004.
Introduction from the author:
This essay is a response to a question concerning the Matriarch and the
Patriarch. It covers a summary of the electric and magnetic fluids in
magic, four feminine archetypes, and the above as told through the story
of Eros and Psyche, perhaps the one great story in Western literature to
survive that speaks to the nature of feminine personal and spiritual
growth.

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