Time for a round-up of everything I’ve written on this blog in 2024:
Baneful magick series
- Working with the Nekalah, part 2 of 3
Atazoth, Athushir-Kthunae, Budsturga, Mactoron-Falcifer, Nemicu, and Sauroctonos are entities I don’t actually recommend for baneful magick, but here’s a discussion of them within that context nonetheless. - Working with the Nekalah, part 3 of 3
Abatu, Azanigin, Gaubni, Nythra, Shaitan, and Shugara, on the other hand, I’d consider our baneful magick superstars. (Note: part 1 of this series was in 2023, see here) - Baneful magick against politicians, collectives and spirits, part 1
Why other magicians seem to think these are “hard targets” – rationales that I don’t find entirely convincing. - Baneful magick against politicians, collectives and spirits, part 2
Why I think these are hard targets… but that doesn’t necessarily mean you can’t still attack them…
Tenebrous Satanism -related stuff
- Dogmagianism: a better formulation of the enemy of Satanism
Ever feel like Satanists could be making better use of their time than bitching about Christians, Jews, etc.? So do I… - Why Tenebrous Satanism instead of some other denomination?
A comparison of what I offer vs. LaVeyan Satanism, The Satanic Temple, Luciferianism and the Order of Nine Angles. - Excerpts from Nine Keys of Abyssal Darkness: the Intro and First Key
Curious to read part of my book before purchasing? Be sure to check out the .pdfs here!
Other miscellaneous topics
- Some thoughts on lunar and solar eclipses
A piece I wrote after returning from my travels to see the solar eclipse back in April - Esoteric recruitment and mentoring questions
Some angles one might think about when trying to put together a nexion - Against “it’s cool to be evil”
My critique of Tempel Ov Blood and similar forms of “edgelord Satanism” - Causal / acausal dimensions of magick
Are humanist forms of Satanism’s psychodramas “magick”? Does “acausal” inherently mean “theistic”? etc.
Closing thoughts
2024’s definitely been a bit of a mixed bag re: new horizons and opportunities vs. setbacks and disappointments. I can’t complain about selling over 120 books in 12 different countries despite not trying nearly as hard as I should on promotion, though, and seeds have been planted on an initiative or two that I hope to see bear fruit in years to come.
As always, my thanks to everyone who has supported me on this blog, on Facebook, on X and on Telegram as my journey continues…