Death Dogs: The Jackal Gods of Ancient Egypt. Anubis: Embalmer and Protector of the Dead. Anubis embalming Djehutymose, in a scene from the Djehutymose coffin. Anubis is the best known of the Egyptian jackal gods, in part because of his importance. “ Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of the afterlife, death and resurrection of … Continue reading →
Tchipakkan Reading palms is not hard- in one hour you will walk away with enough of the basic skills to read your own palm, and those of your friends (not that you shouldn’t keep studying!). The most useful aspect of palmistry is learning about yourself, and thus gaining control of your future- … Continue reading →
Sara Mastros This workshop teaches the construction of Babylonian style incantation bowls, also called demon traps. A lecture on Babylonian professional wizardry, and on the history of this type of apotropaic bowl, combined with a teaching on how to adapt ancient magics to modern practice. (Note: this image is of an ancient … Continue reading →
The Light Has Healing In Its Wings: Golden Dawn Healing Kirk White This is a brief, world-wind introduction to a new diagnostic and healing approach based on the Hermetic and Qabalistic teachings of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. No previous Western Esoteric knowledge required but helpful. Share this!
Continue reading →Fairy Taxonomy: What Are Fairies Anyway? Morgan Daimler An in-depth discussion of what fairies are or may be and how they have been understood across the millennia. We will look at the words used to describe these beings, the way they have appeared in folklore, and theories on their nature and origins. … Continue reading →