Upperworld: Shamanism and Magick of the Celestial Realms
Autor Chris Allaunen Limba Engleză Paperback – 20 mar 2019
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781906958923
ISBN-10: 1906958920
Pagini: 260
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.35 kg
Editura: MANDRAKE OF OXFORD (UK)
Colecția Mandrake of Oxford (UK)
ISBN-10: 1906958920
Pagini: 260
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.35 kg
Editura: MANDRAKE OF OXFORD (UK)
Colecția Mandrake of Oxford (UK)
Recenzii
Like those before him, Christopher Allaun steals a little bit of the fire of heaven and shares it with his readers. While the underworld might be more in vogue these days, he tackles the rich lore of the heavens, and shares practical teachings that can be brought down to Earth for when you want to seek the stars. Christopher Penczak, Co-Founder of The Temple of Witchcraft and author of City Magick, The Witchs Shield and The Mighty Dead.
Chris Allauns new book, Upperworld, is a very interesting and informative read. Consistent with his previous work, Chris focuses on the myths, legends and spiritual teachings of an eclectic mix of cultures from around the world, giving insights into their ways of viewing the higher realms. Chris gives information on the Shamanic world-view and the place of the Upperworld within it, detailing techniques to access and explore its various realms. Drawing on diverse sources, he not only describes the denizens of the various realms of the gods, angels, stars, planets and kabbalistic worlds, but gives practical information on how to make contact and interact with them. There are rites of worship, magic, devotion, astral projection and healing that not only give an insight into the practical working of pagan, Shamanic experience, but enable the reader to experience these themselves and take their own journey along the Shamanic path. This is an accessible and approachable work, both for the newcomer to the subject and the more experienced practitioner alike; both will derive benefit from reading this book.Nigel G. Pearson, author of Treading the Mill: Workings of Traditional Witchcraftand The Devils Plantation: East Anglian Lore, Witchcraft, and Folk-Magick.
Ancient shamans didnt spend all their time journeying through the hazards of the underworld. They also took time to explore the heavens (or Upperworld), to learn the mysteries of creation, healing, and magick directly from the gods. It is refreshing, in this time when goetia is given so much focus, to see the authors exploration of the concepts and spiritual beings of the celestial realms. Just as important, his focus upon lore, legend, and mythology in developing a true understanding of and shamanic relationship with these beings is vital, and often missed in modern Western occult texts. Aaron Leitch, author of Secrets of the Magical Grimoires: The Classical Texts of Magick Deciphered and The Essential Enochian Grimoire: An Introduction to Angelic Magick from Dr. John Dee to the Golden Dawn.
Chris Allauns new book, Upperworld, is a very interesting and informative read. Consistent with his previous work, Chris focuses on the myths, legends and spiritual teachings of an eclectic mix of cultures from around the world, giving insights into their ways of viewing the higher realms. Chris gives information on the Shamanic world-view and the place of the Upperworld within it, detailing techniques to access and explore its various realms. Drawing on diverse sources, he not only describes the denizens of the various realms of the gods, angels, stars, planets and kabbalistic worlds, but gives practical information on how to make contact and interact with them. There are rites of worship, magic, devotion, astral projection and healing that not only give an insight into the practical working of pagan, Shamanic experience, but enable the reader to experience these themselves and take their own journey along the Shamanic path. This is an accessible and approachable work, both for the newcomer to the subject and the more experienced practitioner alike; both will derive benefit from reading this book.Nigel G. Pearson, author of Treading the Mill: Workings of Traditional Witchcraftand The Devils Plantation: East Anglian Lore, Witchcraft, and Folk-Magick.
Ancient shamans didnt spend all their time journeying through the hazards of the underworld. They also took time to explore the heavens (or Upperworld), to learn the mysteries of creation, healing, and magick directly from the gods. It is refreshing, in this time when goetia is given so much focus, to see the authors exploration of the concepts and spiritual beings of the celestial realms. Just as important, his focus upon lore, legend, and mythology in developing a true understanding of and shamanic relationship with these beings is vital, and often missed in modern Western occult texts. Aaron Leitch, author of Secrets of the Magical Grimoires: The Classical Texts of Magick Deciphered and The Essential Enochian Grimoire: An Introduction to Angelic Magick from Dr. John Dee to the Golden Dawn.