It’s been an odd year. On one hand I have managed to talk about a lot of things I wanted to discuss on this blog. On the other hand I still feel like someone whose house is far from complete and therefore easily misses the overall design.

The reality is that I’ve come to care a lot for this little project, and as usual when one starts caring, it becomes harder to see the reality of the situation. Perhaps I should just look back at where I was one year ago and be happy with where I am now, even though the blog feels like a permanent construction site (isn’t life like that?) with new parts sprouting up before others are completed.
Unfortunately I feel the strong need to be as thorough as possible while covering as much ground as needed to give a sense of the magnificent totality of the esoteric arts.
So here’s my plans going forward (and, since no good plan ever survives impact with reality, expect changes):
- Needless to say, I’ll keep posting about the Sibilla and playing cards. I’ve received some questions about learning to link the cards together, so I’ll have to address that.
- My Geomancy section has exploded, not just in terms of content but in terms of views. I have tons of fun translating old texts and making them available for other students. Plus, it allows me to revise my understanding of the art
- I want to complete my tarot encyclopedia and move on to more challenging discussions with respect to tarot
- Someone is probably going to curse me for this, but since I’ve been studying I Ching divination (not the commentaries, but other forms of I Ching) I want to discuss that too. It doesn’t have high priority, but it is on the to-do list
- I keep getting questions and interesting inputs about magic, mysticism and devotion, so I’ll have to devise something
- As I’ve mentioned before, I feel the urgent need to talk about philosophy, because occultism without a philosophical framework is just your eccentric aunt who lights incense, drinks tea and pulls an angel card between a rebirthing session and a manifestation retreat
- My Youtube channel. I keep announcing it and then life keeps getting in the way (as well as my fat ass not wanting to get up and move). I’m taking a small online course on how to record audio and video, and I’ll probably start doing a couple of easy videos in the near future
Well, I’d say I have my hands full for a couple of years
MQS
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Happy New Year (I guess?)! 🙂
I can’t wait to read your philosophical posts, and comment on them, and I agree – occultism without philosophy is an empty and odd shell. I also feel an urge to talk about my philosophy behind my magical activities, though I suspect I’ll sound very eccentric, still original 😀
Can’t wait to watch your YouTube channel as well! 🙂
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It’s funny because I was actually writing this post to be published at the end of the year, but then I decided any day can be the end of the year if we uncork a bottle of wine in the evening 😁
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Of course, every day is a New Year and a nice reason to start anew 😀
I knew that Celtic pagans&Wiccans celebrated New Year yesterday, but I always had the impression that you are more into high magic/hermeticism, so I was a tiny bit perplexed 😀
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Definitely more into the latter, though I incorporate folk magic from my background into it as well 😁
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I love the philosophy behind high magic/hermeticism – say, the spirit of it – but the form in which it is represented (the practical part) is simply unbearable for me. I’m a minimalist, and I don’t need special rituals to become entranced, immersed, or to feel and see energies. So, I prefer to spare my time.
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I agree. I see that there is a reason behind the theatrics but I prefer to cut to the chase
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