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The Life and Work of Victor Neuburg with Justin Hopper

Justin P. Hopper is an American-born British writer living in the East of England. He makes books, records and performances, as well as a podcast and other projects, based around the written or spoken word. A lot of it is related to interests in landscape, psychogeography and hau ...  Show more

What Are Sigils? - Sigil Magic (The Hermitage Teaser)

A talk on sigils: https://thehermitage.school/The Hermitage is an online magical school that offers multiple courses across the Western magical tradition and leaves the path entirely up to you. There is no endpoint, no correct sequence, no single tradition that covers the terrain ...  Show more

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