Introduction The Seven Deadly Sins, known in Christian theology as Pride, Envy, Wrath, Sloth, Greed, Gluttony, and Lust, have been long contemplated in moral and religious discourse. However, in the lens of Hermetic philosophy, these ‘sins’ are seen as more than mere transgressions; they are the shadows of the soul, each representing a fundamental imbalance…
In the landscape of Thelemic philosophy, where the adage “Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law” reigns supreme, love is the law, love under will. Within this axiom lies the foundation for understanding the Thelemic approach to sowing the seeds of love—a process deeply intertwined with the discovery and fulfillment of…
Shakespeare’s enduring phrase, “All the world’s a stage,” from the monologue in “As You Like It,” captures the essence of how individuals present themselves in the vast theater of life. This statement has profound implications for the field of psychology, providing a rich analogy for understanding human behavior, identity, and our evolving roles. Let’s delve…
Humiliation, a potent emotion often viewed negatively, holds a curious duality in both psychological and occult traditions. In both spheres, it is believed that the experiences and energies associated with humiliation have the potential to break, transform, or elevate individuals. By examining these two parallel understandings, we may gain deeper insights into the intricate dance…
The realms of the occult and psychology are seldom mentioned in the same breath. Yet, both disciplines tread the hallowed halls of the human psyche, exploring its vast chambers and hidden alcoves. The subconscious mind is akin to an ancient temple, filled with secrets waiting to be uncovered. Let us embark on a journey where…