Episode number 2 in the series of shows exploring the Havamal as a tool for working magick! We cover a lot more of the Havamal in this episode as we went into the basics of using a verse in spell work in Episode 1.

Baruch is believed to have been written by the Prophet Jeremiah's scribe, Baruch.  Despite his close connection to the prophet, however, this book was written out of the canon.  I wonder why...and if it should have remained in place.

This is the first in a series of shows exploring the Havamal as a tool for working magick!

Baruch is believed to have been written by the Prophet Jeremiah's scribe, Baruch.  Despite his close connection to the prophet, however, this book was written out of the canon.  I wonder why...and if it should have remained in place.

Power sources, drawing on power, energy work, and things of this nature are a constant theme in the metaphysical and occult community. Most practitioners of the arts study some kind of energy work, and often there is a lot of misunderstanding how energy works. There are ideas we get engrained into us from things like video games, media, and other sources where there is a limited pool of power we draw from. This show addresses those misconceptions, explains when and where those ideas are right, and further gets into concepts like burnout and how to deal with it!

We've gone through Tobit...and now it's time to consider the facts...I've harped on the "Pharmekia" problem...but the bronze serpent seemed counter 2nd Commandment and still was allowed.  Does it stand up to the New Testament though?

Offerings are a common but powerful tool of magickal workings. Probably the top question I get in my inbox has to do with offerings, so I'm hoping this show helps people out with that!

Tobit is often referenced in Catholic weddings, and is used as supporting evidence for Intercession of the Saints. For those that are not familiar with the term, it’s the name of the tradition which allows Catholics to pray to Angels and Saints asking them to pray on their behalf.

There are a lot of good ideas in mysticism, new techniques being developed, and new ways of looking at things. There are also a lot of bad ideas, things that not only fly in the face of common sense and tradition, but are blatantly dangerous to the practitioner. Today we look at those bad ideas in mysticism and magick!