This week I’m posting another two text written by Dolly. These two text have a common theme too, though. This theme is the perception of the Judaeo-Christian mythology in the context of the setting. I won’t comment too much on the content, but it is quite a dark take on the subject. (2/2)
This week I’m posting another two text written by Dolly. These two text have a common theme too, though. This theme is the perception of the Judaeo-Christian mythology in the context of the setting. I won’t comment too much on the content, but it is quite a dark take on the subject. (1/2)
So, during the last two weeks, there was a case where I had to ban someone. The situation left me with a niggling little topic in the back of my mind. So, today I’m going to vent that topic. That is to say, I’m going to talk about constructed occult and mythology vs the natural occurrences of both. It might not be what you expect, so maybe give it a read.
Since someone asked me about the issue of sex and how it intersects with magic, I’ve decided to post two experts that touch upon the topic. In this text, on the other hand, we’ll take a look at a more sensationalistic take on the subject. It is part on a larger study of concerning interspecies relationships, thus the identity of the interviewed woman was censored from the text.
Since someone asked me about the issue of sex and how it intersects with magic, I’ve decided to post two experts that touch upon the topic. In this text, we examine a more serious approach to the matter of homosexuality among mages in antiquity.
Esoteric Musings... 