TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
The argument between science and religion has always been useless, because they are both different sides of one coin: esoteric occultism. This is not in theory either, but in practice, as will be described ahead—but these misunderstandings do not stop here. Mainstream scholars of both fields have hit a brick wall in their understanding, which Read More…
When confronted with ideas of social activism, political reform, and the like, there is always an overwhelming focus on the things that are broken, defective, inadequate, et cetera, and very little attention is put into actual solutions to these problems of culture. Often religion is suggested as a moral compass in order to prevent these Read More…
Elijah Wood, the actor who played Frodo in Lord of the Rings, and someone who hardly needs an introduction, is currently sitting back in awe (with some likely anxiety) as he makes headlines this week for some seriously interesting claims. In an interview that was simply set to discuss an upcoming movie of Wood’s, a brief Read More…
Following up on the video we did last week about the occult and an introduction into the subject, we wanted to take it a step further and introduce some deeper occult knowledge, mainly the sciences of divination. When we talk about divination, it’s best just to think about it as the process of synthesizing yourself Read More…
Enter a fancy, postmodern art gallery. A variety of pieces are in front of you, perhaps filling up the vast majority of the room. Some pieces are complex, daring, intricate, and stirring, and others seem like regurgitation, no matter what kind of skill was used to create it. Filling in all the empty spaces around Read More…
It is an incredible understatement to say that the occult has been misrepresented in today’s era. The ancient sciences of occult divination are perhaps the most misunderstood and misinterpreted aspects of occult philosophy, despite the fact that the correct sources of information have always sat just beneath the surface-level information on the subject for those Read More…