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A 5ml bottle of Pure Rose Absolute £10.00, contains 10% essential oil in a 5ml dilution of organic grapeseed oil.”
“…the Rose is the Absolute Self-Sacrifice, the merging of all in the O (negative), the Universal Principle of generation through change (not merely the feminine), and the Universal Light ‘khabs’. (Aleister Crowley, The Confessions p. 192)
Rosa Damascena
One of the scents that are closely associated with the divine feminine is that of the rose.
Rosa damascena is a type of shrub that can grow up to 2 metres high and has pink, fragrant flowers and grey-green leaves. It is mainly grown in Bulgaria, Turkey, and France and is one of three subspecies that are distilled for their perfume, alongside Rosa gallica and Rosa centifolia.
The Rose has such a beautiful and captivating scent, no wonder it’s considered one of the most powerful healing tools. Its frequency vibrates at 320 MHz, the highest frequency of all living and substantial things that we can experience with our senses. It’s amazing to think that something as simple as smelling a Rose can have such a profound effect on our well-being and bring us closer to feelings of love and healing.
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Kurukulla, is the enchantress, the sorceress of dark magic. She is “the cause of wisdom” and she uses her magnetizing powers to bring conditions favourable to the path to Enlightenment. Kurukulla uses her power to attract, magnetize and mesmerise, to lead us on to the path of transformation and enlightenment. Kurukullas’s magic works on the deeper levels of our subconscious mind. By visualising ourselves as one with Her, and connecting to Her divine essence, we begin to realise our internal beauty.
Black Magick Perfume Oil is the perfect perfume to tap into Kurukulla, the Black Sorceress qualities. A unique blend of Wormwood which is also sacred to Artemis and Lilith, will raise you to a higher level of psychic awareness and will aid in divination and clairvoyance. Mugwort is closely connected to the planet Venus and is sacred to the Goddesses Artemis & Diana and the Chinese fox spirit Hu Xian. Both Wormwood and Mugwort are considered witch herbs and in most of the literature I found it is said that both plants will support, strengthen and enhance visualisation, psychic abilities and lucid dreaming. As both plants are dedicated to Venus, the embodiment of all queen witches and black sorceresses, their influence on our psyche will be much greater on the equinoxes or solstices which are the ‘in-between’ times; the time of the Witches’ Sabbat. Kurukulla represents the transitional period, where Lalita’s brightness and Kali’s darkness are harmonized. Mimosa is the third ingredient and together with Wormwood, and Mugwort, they forge a visionary lucid dreaming experience which gives us a peek into the mysteries of the spiritual realm. These three oils encourage deep restorative sleep as well as prophetic dreams. The next ingredient in this unique blend is White Lotus which represents mental purity and spiritual perfection. The White Lotus awakens the essence of the primaeval sorcerers that dwell in the realms of dreams. Its golden sunset colour shines through and illuminates our vision. The final ingredient is the most precious Ambergris which is formed from a secretion of the bile duct in the intestines of the sperm whale. Kurukulla’s essence is of the precious Ambergris which comes from the depth of her reality.
*Black Magick Perfume oil is not suitable during pregnancy!
*Might cause irritation
*All oils in the Aromagick series are non-refundable and cannot be returned.
The essence of Baphomet restores the balance of our universe.
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The Pagan Heart of the West Volume III “Rituals and Ritual Specialists” & Volume IV “Christianisation” (two volumes bound together) Randy P. Conner PhD ISBN-13: 978- 1906958893 £20.00+p&p / US$28.00+p&p
Get Pagan Heart of The West Quartet for only $93.00 postage free / USA (elsewhere by wfd)
In these third and fourth volumes, Pagan Heart focuses on ritual specialists, including shamans and witches, and on the campaign of Christianization.
The Pagan Heart of the West challenges current academic notions that paganism died when Christianization occurred; that the transition from paganism to Christianity was a fairly easy, nonviolent one; that persons once pagan were happy to accept the new religion because it fulfilled them or because they viewed it as superior – as if the Inquisition never happened; and that all things pagan are in fact Christian prior to the mid-twentieth century, even though they demonstrate little or no connection to the Christian New Testament. Likewise, Pagan Heart challenges narrow conceptions of “the West.”
Applying Indigenous and decolonial theories, together with Michel Foucault’s conception of subjugated knowledge, Pagan Heart suggests that instead, paganism should be explored as an ancient and indigenous set of common beliefs and practices, at once ubiquitous and local, that includes the reverence of deities; the veneration of nature; rites celebrating the seasons and the life cycle; practices of healing, divination, and magic, often guided by ritual specialists; and arts and philosophies giving expression to pagan figures, concepts, and narratives.
In this first of five volumes, Pagan Heart focuses on the utilization of theories that contest absolutist language supporting the so-called death of paganism; and on the worship and veneration of ancient deities and kindred beings. Like the other volumes, this volume demonstrates that paganism has not only persisted over the course of millennia but that it has also undergone metamorphosis and innovation.
Most importantly, Pagan Heart emphasizes that the ancient gods did not die when Christian authorities forbade their worship and sought, in N. Scott Momaday’s terms, to commit deicide, but instead that they continue to exist and thrive.
Randy P. Conner, Ph.D., is the author of several works on the intersection of gender, sexuality, mythology, and the sacred. He teaches Humanities, including World Mythology, in the Chicago area.
Four years ago when I was discussing the subject of natural healing with practising witch Dr Tarona Hawkins, she mentioned during our conversation that she had notes, files and first draft chapters prepared about her psychic readings, counselling, past life regression work, magickal treatments and herbal remedies, all relating to clients’ sexual problems
Tarona Hawkins added that her reputation as a sex witch had gathered such momentum that most of her time was now occupied with sex counselling.
This volume is the end result of accepting Tarona’s invitation to transform her records and her knowledge into A WITCH’S GUIDE to SEX & GOOD RELATIONSHIPS.
Within this book, you will find covered an incredible variety of sex and sex-related subjects, for example, sex magick, sex massage, adult babies, fetishism, demonic sexual encounters, group sex, homosexuality, anal sex, sadomasochism, transvestism, transsexualism, sex feeders, sex for the elderly, impotence, penis enlargement, male hygiene, menstruation, past life traumas, the human sexual aura, sexual handwriting characteristics together with other sex-related subjects. Pseudonyms have been used throughout to preserve confidentiality and privacy.
To all those who read this book; individual members of the public, those with sexual problems, sex counsellors, and of course the occult community, it is hoped that you will gain new insights into the unusually varied spectrum of human sexual behaviour.
During the 1950s and early 1960s the Sydney-based trance-artist and Pan-worshipper, Rosaleen Norton, was well known in Australia as ‘the Witch of Kings Cross’ and was frequently portrayed in the tabloid press as an evil ‘devil-worshipping’ figure from the red-light district. Norton attracted attention from both the public at large and also the local police for engaging in bizarre pagan sex-rituals with her lover, the poet Gavin Greenlees. Details of these activities would surface from time to time in the local courts when Norton was defending her metaphysical beliefs and seeking to defuse claims that her magical paintings and drawings were obscene. Norton was also associated with the scandal that eventually engulfed the professional career of renowned musical conductor, Sir Eugene Goossens who had arrived in Australia in 1947 and became a member of Norton’s magical coven six years later.
Norton dedicated her magical practice to the Great God Pan and to a lesser extent Hecate, Lilith and Lucifer. She was also intrigued by the visionary potential of Kundalini yoga, out-of-the-body trance exploration and Aleister Crowley’s Thelemic sex magick and combined all of these elements in her ritual activities.
Pan’s Daughter is the only biography of Rosaleen Norton and provides the most detailed and authoritative account of her magical beliefs and practices. First published in Britain by Mandrake in 1993, it is now reissued in a revised and expanded edition.
“Brilliantly researched…outrageous and inspiring”
Fiona Horne, author of Witch – A Personal Journey and Witch – A Magickal Year
“A fascinating study. Drury’s understanding of the occult and spiritual realms makes Norton’s art and life comprehensible” Tom Thompson, Sydney Morning Herald
Dr Nevill Drury (1 October 1947 – 15 October 2013) is best known for his publications on modern Western magic, shamanism and visionary art. For many years he worked in the Australian book industry as an editor and art book publisher and in 2008 he received his Ph.D from the University of Newcastle for a dissertation on the art and magical belifes of Rosaleen Norton.
An inspired vision of Traditional Witchcraft Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold
Craft of The Untamed An inspired vision of Traditional Witchcraft Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold Format: Softcover ISBN: 978-1-906958-11-4 £14.99/US$24 Hardcover: £25/$35 Subjects: Craft/Traditional Witchcraft.
The Craft of the Untamed sets out to present the main pillars of traditional witchcraft. Its premise is that a proper tradition is defined as a timeless unity. Outwardly the tradition bears a great diversity across different lands and spirit. Traditional witchcraft is found in various sodalities and groups across the world. Even so it is possible to discern several harmonious, shared themes. These themes are the land, the crossroads, death, night and the mountain of Venus. It is witchcraft where a human and angelic blood mingles to form a special pedigree that has shaped the archetypical image of the witch.
Traditional witchcraft is largely a peasant craft. These “black arts” are works of the earth and the black soil with all its mystery of death, growth and change. This book aims to present the craft free for needless obscuration. I have endeavored to reveal the richness of the tradition as it flows down through time and geographical space.
The reader will come to appreciate and understand the wise arts both infernal and celestial; the powers wielded by the denizens of the night will be accessible; and you will come to value them for their beauty and power.
Contents: Foreword by Shani Oates/Introduction//At the Crossroads of the Worlds/Solomonic Magick//The Blood of the Living Bones/Within the Mountain of Dame Venus/The Vinculum of Eros/The Art of Timeless Tradition/Within the Veil of Night/Against the Current.
Life as a village wisewoman in the wilds of West Cornwall
Cassandra Latham-Jones
Village Witch
Life as a village Wisewoman in the wilds of West Cornwall
Cassandra Latham-Jones
Format: Softcover
ISBN: 978-1-906958-23-7
£15.00 / US$24.00
Village Witch describes life as a Village Wisewoman in the wilds of West Cornwall. The first part of the book documents the tortuous and sometimes harrowing journey to achieve this unusual occupation. It is a tale that ultimately moves through surviving and into thriving. Cassandra’s past experiences directly inform her present practice and are intrinsic to being a wisewoman – she acquires wisdom from actively experiencing and observing the vagaries of life. As part of her work she travels around the country giving talks about her profession, and without exception is asked each time what brought her to become a village wisewoman. Many people want to hear about that journey and this is one of the reasons for deciding to write the book.
Following on from this, Cassandra tells of the practice of her craft, which includes many stories and observations regarding the day-to-day experiences of a traditional wisewoman including her personal approach to magic.
At present the market is flooded with ‘how-to-do’ books on witchcraft and associated themes. Almost without exception they inform in an authoritative way often including a cookbook of spells. There is far more to the Craft of the Wise than simply following someone else’s recipes for performing magic. It entails old-fashioned qualities such as hard work, discipline, dedication and commitment. This book differs in that it describes the ‘why’ as well as the ‘how’ and in that sense challenges the reader to question and explore their own experiences of the worlds magical.
VILLAGE WISEWOMAN WEBSITE
www.villagewisewoman.co.uk/id6.html
CASSANDRA LATHAM-JONES BLOG
www.cassandralathamjones.wordpress.com
The Star Crossed Serpent
Vol 2 The Legend of Tubal Cain
Shani Oates
Format: Hardback
ISBN: 978-1-906958-38-1
US$32/£25
Subjects: Traditional Witchcraft
– Following on from the groundwork of the first volume prepared by Evan John Jones, the thread continues through expansion, evolution, and return to the Weaver Herself. Experiential research bears fruit, en-fleshing the seeds planted by previous workers of the lineage. Guided and inspired by tradition, prompted by oracular observation, intellect and mental detective work. Concepts and core principles of our Mythos and Praxis reveal a shift of awareness and a ‘Perennial Philosophy’. This is an ecumenical gnostic current that has revealed a deeper understanding of our work and its obligations, both to ourselves and to our ancestors.
Discussed here are subtle treasures unearthed within a rich heritage of folklore, myth and legend. Overarching paradigms that include the Egregore, Clanship, Mysticism and Luciferianism. These essays build upon the former volume, expounding a vibrant dramatic aegis. Here find a new voice to herald the eternal paean, the Song of the Beloved: Promethean gnosis of the Star Crossed Serpent.
Contents
Intro: The Ring Troth of Cain
1. The Archer’s Song
2. Brimstone & Treacle
3. The Faith of the Wise
4. The Stang
5. The 4th Nail
6. Dark Aegipan and Pale Leukothea
7. Cain and Craft Diversity
8. Cain, Clanship and the Egregore
9. Patterns of Transformation: the Alchemy of Being
10. The Poison Chalice
Epilogue
Enter the world of the occultist: where the spirits of the dead dwell amongst us, where the politics of ecstasy are played out, and where magick spills into every aspect of life.
It’s all right here; sex, drugs, witchcraft and gardening. From academic papers, to first-person accounts of high-octane rituals. In Magick Works you will find cutting-edge essays from the path of Pleasure, Freedom and Power.
In this seminal collection, Julian Vayne explores:
* The Tantric use of Ketamine.
* Social Justice, Green Politics and Druidry.
* English Witchcraft and Macumba
* The Magickal use of Space.
* Cognitive Liberty and the Occult.
* Psychogeography & Chaos Magick.
* Tai Chi and Apocalyptic Paranoia.
* Self-identity, Extropianism and the Abyss.
* Parenthood as Spiritual Practice.
* Aleister Crowley as Shaman
…and much more!
REVIEW
”Many years ago your editor had a short conversation with the author of this book at the Aquarian Festival in London when he was still a teenager. He was asking how he could join a coven or a magical lodge and my advice was that he had to wait a few years. At the time some people dismissed him as a precocious brat, but the passing of time has proved that judgement wrong.
His latest book is a selection of ‘personal experiences, insights and challenges woven throughout with the golden thread of magick’ and they are mostly based on the talks he has given over the years since he was a wunderkind. They range from Crowley as a shaman to English witchcraft and macumba, green politics and druidry, to drugs and magick. Highly entertaining stuff.”
Magick Works by Julian Vayne, Reviewed by Mike Howard in The Cauldron, issue 131, February 2009.
The Star Crossed Serpent
Vol 1
Origins: Evan John Jones 1966-1998
The Legend of Tubal Cain
Evan John Jones & Shani Oates
Format: Hardback
ISBN:9781906958381
£25/US$32
Subjects: Cochranian Craft/Witchcraft/Magic/Occult.
– Part One:
Dual-authorship of the Clan of Tubal Cain’s Legacy defining 50 years of its organic evolution. Originating from within an unpublished ms written by Evan John Jones, the former Magister of the Clan since Robert Cochrane’s death in 1966, it serves Testament to the Will of Fate and Tenacity of Spirit here expressed, from its inception under Robert Cochrane through Evan John Jones’ own record of the Clan’s beliefs and practises to those of the Current bearers of this mantle, depicting the interweaving of Wyrd in the vital process of its existence and continuity in Troth to its Tutelary Spirit: The Star Crossed Serpent.
Mythos, Ethos, Female, Male and Priestly Mysteries
of The Clan of Tubal Cain
Shani Oates
Tubelo’s Green Fire
Mythos, Ethos, Female, Male and Priestly Mysteries
of The Clan of Tubal Cain
Shani Oates
Format: Softcover
ISBN:
£15.00 / US$24.00
Subjects: Traditional Witchcraft.
This book explores historical and contemporary ideas of witchcraft through the perspective of the Clan of Tubal Cain a closed Initiatory group aligned to the Shadow Mysteries within the Luciferian stream. As students of arte we mediate the ancestral stream, teaching through practice with the sacred tenets of Truth, Love and Beauty. The Word is thus manifest in deed and vision.
“A driving thirst for knowledge is the forerunner of wisdom. Knowledge is a state that all organic life posesses, wisdom is the reward of the spirit, gained in the search for knowledge. Truth is variable – what is true now, will not be true tomorrow, since the temporal truths are dependent upon ethics and social mores – therefore wisdom is possibly eternal Truth, untouched by man’s condition. So we must come to the heart of the People, a belief that is based upon Eternity, and not upon social needs or pressures – the ‘witch’ belief then is concerned with wisdom, our true name, then is the wise people and wisdom is our aim.”
– Robert Cochrane (1931-1966)
Contents: Mythopoesis / Goda, the Clan of Tubal Cain and Robert Cochrane/ Hekate, Dark Mistress of the Soul/ The Wisdom of Courtly Love/Dance of the Seven Veils/ / Hand of Fatima / Sila na gigh /Dia de los Muertos / Abbots Bromley, the Wild Hunt and Saint Nick / Summer and Winter Customs / The Wild Hunt / Green Knight, Dark God of Light / The Fisher King: Gnostic Priest of the High Mysteries of the Graal / The Divine Duellists / Why Cranes? An Exploration into their Mythic Significance in / Legend and Lore/ The Fruit of Wisdom / Musings on the Sacred / The Mystery Tradition / A Man for all Seasons / The Three Rings of the Compass / Traditional Enigma / The Alchemy of the Compass / What is an Initiation?
Tubelo’s Green Fire: Mythos, Ethos, Female, Male and Priestly Mysteries of The Clan of Tubal Cain. Shani Oates (Mandrake).
According to the cover this book ‘explores historical and contemporary ideas of witchcraft through the perspective of the Clan of Tubal Cain – a closed initiatory group aligned to the Shadow Mysteries within the Luciferian stream.’ It is a collection of the writings of the present Maid of the Clan as published in various magazines such as The Cauldron, The Hedgewytch, White Dragon, Pendragon, The Witches Wynd, and The New Wiccan over the last ten years. Subjects covered include the dark goddess Hecate; The Wisdom of Courtly Love; The Dance of The Seven Veils; The Hand of Fatima; Abbots Bromley, The Wild Hunt and Old Nick; The Fisher King; Gawain and The Green Knight; The Three Rings of The Compass; The Alchemy of The Compass; and What is Initiation? Recommended. The Cauldron #137, August 2010.
