Magic represents a bridge between the material and the spiritual realms, an art that allows individuals to shape reality through the harmonious union of thought, will, and action. In this process, the mind becomes the forge of desires and visions, which take form through symbols and rituals in the physical world. The magician, or practitioner of magic, does not merely dream of a goal or a desire but "builds" it through the conscious use of symbolic tools: a candle may represent the soul, a crystal concentrated energy, a drawn circle the threshold between worlds. Every gesture, every word spoken during a ritual, is not random but acts as a key to unlocking a flow of energy, inviting the invisible world to collaborate with the tangible reality. This is the essence of magic: creating an energetic model, a mental matrix, which reality itself tends to fill, drawn by the force of will and faith.
#Mysticism
#Mysticism
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Vesica Piscis •
The Vesica Piscis is a sacred geometric form from two intersecting identical circles, each centered on the other’s edge, creating an almond-shaped portal symbolizing the union of duality—spirit and matter, masculine and feminine, heaven and earth—marking the womb of creation found in world myths. Revered across traditions, it represents the divine feminine gateway (linked to the yoni in Tantra), the cosmic egg in ancient cosmologies, and appears as the mandorla behind Christ in early Christian art, tied to the fish symbol (Ichthys). Associated with the Eye of Horus, it embodies divine perception. In alchemy, it is the merging of Sun and Moon to form the Philosopher’s Stone, and mathematically encodes the √3 ratio, forming the basis of the Flower of Life, hexagons, and sacred architecture in Templar and Gothic cathedrals. Universally, it is where two become three—a symbol of birth and the doorway through which consciousness enters form.
#Symbols #Alchemy #Cosmology #Egypt #Christianity
The Vesica Piscis is a sacred geometric form from two intersecting identical circles, each centered on the other’s edge, creating an almond-shaped portal symbolizing the union of duality—spirit and matter, masculine and feminine, heaven and earth—marking the womb of creation found in world myths. Revered across traditions, it represents the divine feminine gateway (linked to the yoni in Tantra), the cosmic egg in ancient cosmologies, and appears as the mandorla behind Christ in early Christian art, tied to the fish symbol (Ichthys). Associated with the Eye of Horus, it embodies divine perception. In alchemy, it is the merging of Sun and Moon to form the Philosopher’s Stone, and mathematically encodes the √3 ratio, forming the basis of the Flower of Life, hexagons, and sacred architecture in Templar and Gothic cathedrals. Universally, it is where two become three—a symbol of birth and the doorway through which consciousness enters form.
#Symbols #Alchemy #Cosmology #Egypt #Christianity
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"Before the Waters, there was only Dust.
But in the Depths, the Scaled One stirred.
From His breath rose the mists that swallow cities,
From His gaze came the silence that breaks empires.
We keep no fire, for flame defies Him.
We raise no idols of gold, for pride offends Him.
Only the dark water is sacred, for it remembers.
O Bokrug, Patient Devourer of the Forgotten,
When the thousandth year turns, rise once more.
Let the towers sink like stones in the silt of Your memory,
And let all that mocks the Deep be made quiet."
Bokrug, known as The Great Water Lizard, is a lesser-known but ancient deity within the Cthulhu Mythos. Worshipped by the semi-amphibious beings of Ib, Bokrug is associated with still waters, vengeance, and the slow, patient wrath of ancient gods. Unlike the more chaotic cosmic entities like Cthulhu or Nyarlathotep, Bokrug is silent, lurking, and reptilian, embodying the cold memory of the deep
#Lovecraft #Ai
But in the Depths, the Scaled One stirred.
From His breath rose the mists that swallow cities,
From His gaze came the silence that breaks empires.
We keep no fire, for flame defies Him.
We raise no idols of gold, for pride offends Him.
Only the dark water is sacred, for it remembers.
O Bokrug, Patient Devourer of the Forgotten,
When the thousandth year turns, rise once more.
Let the towers sink like stones in the silt of Your memory,
And let all that mocks the Deep be made quiet."
Bokrug, known as The Great Water Lizard, is a lesser-known but ancient deity within the Cthulhu Mythos. Worshipped by the semi-amphibious beings of Ib, Bokrug is associated with still waters, vengeance, and the slow, patient wrath of ancient gods. Unlike the more chaotic cosmic entities like Cthulhu or Nyarlathotep, Bokrug is silent, lurking, and reptilian, embodying the cold memory of the deep
#Lovecraft #Ai
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Forwarded from Dalis Magnus
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Lono •
Lono is one of the four major gods of Hawaiian mythology, associated with fertility, peace, rain, agriculture, and music. He governs the Makaha season, a time of abundance and rest when war was forbidden. Often depicted with white banners and swirling clouds, Lono is linked to the life-giving cycles of nature—the gentle rain, the growing taro, and the renewal of the land. His annual festival, Makahiki, honored him with games, feasts, and offerings to ensure prosperity for the coming year.
#Hawaiian
Lono is one of the four major gods of Hawaiian mythology, associated with fertility, peace, rain, agriculture, and music. He governs the Makaha season, a time of abundance and rest when war was forbidden. Often depicted with white banners and swirling clouds, Lono is linked to the life-giving cycles of nature—the gentle rain, the growing taro, and the renewal of the land. His annual festival, Makahiki, honored him with games, feasts, and offerings to ensure prosperity for the coming year.
#Hawaiian
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