Chaotopia! has 14 ratings and 0 reviews. ‘Once one is fairly competent at practical sorcery, there is little of importance that remains to be said or. Chaotopia: Sorcery and Ecstacy in the Fifth Aeon. By Dave Lee (Mandrake of Oxford reprint). Before i begin my review i want to say that i. Chaotopia! Dave Lee Format: Softcover ISBN: £/US$ Subjects: Chaos Magick. ‘Once one is fairly competent at practical sorcery, there.
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Matthew Belair interviewed me last week here.
Dave Lee (chaos magician)
This makes it more democratic than the intimidating acolytism of learned magic in the European tradition. No padding, no BS, no wasted space, lots of important information, practice advise and hints. This book was originally published in under Thorsson’s own imprint, Runa-Raven Press. You must be logged-in to reply to this topic. Links to this post.
What they did started a cultural process that has turned reality into silly putty. Refresh and try again. Ed Liu of Psychedelic Milk has just posted one up here.
And the satire makes it ultimately a serious book – all dystopias are reflections of the evils of current culture, and this is no exception; except that the battle for the world has shifted onto the level of magic. I bet hardly anyone understood it all. Lee shows us the intellectual underpinnings of a practical System, without rendering the art, or his discourse on it, abstract or arch.
Gareth marked it as to-read Jun 23, Sign up at https: Deep Magic Begins Here. Chaos magic is central to the continuing health of magical traditions, and writers like Dave Lee are central to that influence. Ignas marked it as to-read Sep 20, So in that sense davs book is worth reading just to compare and contrast the Chaos model with other occult currents.
I would supplement the more traditional hermetic methods—by a little Chaos now and then; but as a system—CM still seems to lack for much—in its present state. Going by the concepts put here, cyaotopia still needs an overhaul.
Two interviews with me are now available as podcasts. Sudip Behera marked it as to-read Oct 25, chaoopia What has been lacking so far, is a Chaos magical approach to the investigation of the ecstatic states that underlie magical gnosis. Erisson marked it as to-read Aug 09, Federico Erostarbe marked it as to-read Mar 07, The theoretical chapter on Magick and physics is a real intellectual stimulator. But it never got beyond basics.
Interview with Dave Lee on Disinfo.
Chaotopia!: Sorcery And Ecstasy In The Fifth Aeon by Dave Lee
Porsha marked it as to-read Oct 21, We go back chaootopia the Leeds magical scene in the late s, and I travelled with him in the 80s. However, I am very pleased to say Chaotopia! Chaotopia by Dave Lee. But it shouldn’t stay in that particular community or echo-chamber.
It seems to me that Chaos Magic itself has reached this point; the basic ideas needed for anyone to construct his or her own system of sorcery and to hone their skills are already covered by the available books. In some ways, those migrant workers of former days foreshadow the world of gig economies and mass migration that the present generation is growing up with.
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An avoidance of pretense and an openness which leaves the reader chaotopla to go out and learn more and practice more. We are also in a ream of shameless fantasy and a glorification of freak lifestyle: The mag opens with an advert for a very expensive bottle of whisky. Ben is one of the founders of Festival 23, so I got to know about this book on the Discordian grapevine.
Chaotopia!: Sorcery And Ecstasy In The Fifth Aeon
Check out the rest of the site, some other good stuff too! Want to Read Currently Reading Read. This book eave not yet featured on Listopia. Yes, it’s ‘freak’, not ‘hippie’.