Condensed Chaos: An Introduction to Chaos Magic

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The unity which appears to the mind to exert the twin functions of will and perception is called Kia by magicians. Sometimes it is called the spirit, or soul, or life force, instead... Kia is capable of occult power because it is a fragment of the great life force of the universe... The "thing" responsible for the origin and continued action of events is called Chaos by magicians... Chaos... is the force which has caused life to evolve itself out of dust, and is currently most concentratedly manifest in the human life force, or Kia, where it is the source of consciousness... To the extent that the Kia can become one with Chaos it can extend its will and perception into the universe to accomplish magic. [8] FSW8 represents the latest upgrade to this interstellar conflict system. I have used some high quality metallic spray paints on the card discs showing the star systems and the all-metal ships made out of nuts and bolts, ball bearings, plumbing fittings, masonry and plaster anchors, and some two-part epoxy resin as adhesive.

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Most chaos magic techniques involve something called the gnostic state, or gnosis. This is described as an altered state of consciousness in which a person’s mind is focused on only one point, thought, or goal and all other thoughts are thrust out. The gnostic state is used to bypass the “filter” of the conscious mind – something thought to be necessary for working most forms of magic.

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So, a rather tragic and sad ending to a life, but thanks Ray for that entertaining and highly productive year in East Morton. Carroll, Peter J. (2010). The Octavo: A Sorcerer-Scientist's Grimoire. Mandrake of Oxford. ISBN 978-1-906958-17-6. Herewith The Octavo, by the grace of Apophenia, Ouranos, and all the other ‘real’ and ‘imaginary’ mortals, goddesses, and gods, … Read More

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Gallagher, Eugene V, Ashcraft, W Michael (2006). Introduction to New and Alternative Religions in America. Greenwood Publishing Group. ISBN 0-275-98712-4 The concept of beliefs as masks, or tools, frees us from this paradigm. Chaos magicians wear a belief as long as it's relevant to the magic they wish to work. When you don a mask of belief, you follow its rules and operate within its duality. Through that mask you project the light of your intention into the darkness of the chaos. This Yang energy inspires the unmanifest nun to take shape before you. The answers to this can be as different as the practitioners. Because there’s no strict system you must follow, there are really no rules. It’s a philosophical approach, a point of view, Chaos Magic is a way of defining reality, it defines all of reality as illusion. It offers multiple ways of contextualising one’s experiences in various frameworks, mixing both ancient and modern symbols,” Strata explains. This means using whatever works for you, “whether that be Pokemon or tarot cards, chaos magic allows for total flexibility, that is more accessible than translating someone else’s way of thinking”. In the internet-driven consumer culture of late modernity, where identities and belief systems often feel prescribed, chaos magic offers an individualised approach to meaning-making , that does not exclude narratives that deviate from the norm. Austin Osman Spare's work in the early to mid 1900s is largely the source of chaos magical theory and practice. [13] [14] Specifically, Spare developed the use of sigils and the use of gnosis to empower them. [14] [15] Although Spare died before chaos magic emerged, he has been described as the "grandfather of chaos magic". [16] Working during much the same period as Spare, Aleister Crowley's publications also provided a marginal yet early and ongoing influence, particularly for his syncretic approach to magic and his emphasis on experimentation and deconditioning. [17] Later, concurrent with the growth of religions such as Wicca in the 1950s and 1960s, different forms of magic became more common, some of which came in "explicitly disorganized, radically individualized, and often quite 'chaotic' forms". [18] In the 1960s and the decade that followed, Discordianism, the punk movement, postmodernism and the writings of Robert Anton Wilson emerged, and they were to become significant influences on the form that chaos magic would take. [19] [20]

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Reality then is not just a thought or a belief, it’s a lived experience. It’s through thought, word and deed or desire, will and action played out together that you realize the key to your spiritual power. To overcome this Magic Self and Spirit has created the Spiritual CrossFit Gym. It is a mastermind community of others treading an independent spiritual path together. We hold a new course each month to build your magical and spiritual practice. Each week a new lesson and Transmutational Meditation are released to teach techniques, dissolve limiting beliefs, and build your energy to perform your magic. Steve digs deep into the nature and definitions of reality in his article Is Magic Real? What is Chaos - the great unmanifest Dark Spiral - Provides massive AoE damage to a wide area; possibly the strongest offense spell in the game.

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Otto, Bernd-Christian (2020). "The Illuminates of Thanateros and the institutionalisation of religious individualisation". Religious Individualisation. De Gruyter. doi: 10.1515/9783110580853-038. Since chaos magic is built around an experimental, D.I.Y. approach that involves stripping all magical techniques down to their barest essence, any practice from any magical tradition can be incorporated under the banner of chaos magic: from Satanic ritual, to Wiccan sabbats, to energy healing, to Tantric practices, etc. However, there are a few techniques that have been specifically developed by chaos magicians, and are unique to the tradition.In Chaos Magic we treat Belief as a Tool of Magic, rather than as an end in itself. Hassan I … Read More Indifferent vacuity was described by Phil Hine and Jan Fries as a third method. Here the intended spell is cast parenthetically, so it does not raise much thought to suppress. [13] [1] The central defining tenet of chaos magic is arguably the “meta-belief” that “belief is a tool for achieving effects”. In chaos magic, complex symbol systems like Qabalah, the Enochian system, astrology or the I Ching are treated as maps or “symbolic and linguistic constructs” that can be manipulated to achieve certain ends but that have no absolute or objective truth value in themselves – a position referred to by religious scholar Hugh Urban as a “rejection of all fixed models of reality”, and often summarized with the phrase “nothing is true everything is permitted”. Hine, Phil (1995). Condensed Chaos: An Introduction to Chaos Magic. New Falcon Publications. ISBN 1-56184-117-X. Where means the probability of accomplishing something with magic; and P equals the probability of the events natural occurrence, and Ψ equals the amount of magic applied to the situation. ‘Spell’ refers to enchantment to encourage something to happen, and ‘Antispell’ refers to enchantment to prevent something from occurring. In divination P simply represents the probability of guessing the answer by chance alone.