Of which a copy on moldy parchment is kept carefully hidden under lock and key in Schnappsi Įnglyssh'd & © era vulgaris 1998–2018 by Arden Schaeffer, 1932–,Īuthor, sannyasin, lexicographer, webister, the Earl of this URL,Īn obscene old devil, and an inmate of the Translated into althochdeutsch by Herr Professor Doktor Krautkopf Narr, a.k.a. Translated into the very lowest Latin by Simplicius Simplicissimus Translated into Greek by the omphaloskeptic anachoretes called Heresíarchos Eremíta Philosophies, religions, sects, and cults įirst inscribed by the Atlantean known only as Ar d'En from an inscription found on an Atlantean ruin Hypermodern Magick explains, continues and augments innovations that began with the literary modernist and psychological experimenter, WB Yeats and continued with political surrealist, Ithell Colquhoun, and Don Kraig (Modern Magick).A compendious index or glossary or dictionary or lexicon or encyclopædia, and thesaurus, of some terminology Horus, Isis and the other Great Ones of Khem work better under governance of the Tetragrammaton (word with four letters) “AMEN” rather than under the arguably anti-Kemetic, Tetragrammaton YHVH. Essential components and structure from Kabbalah also seem to begin with the Khemetic game of Zenet, and the Hymn to the Ten Bau of Amen-Ra rather than with such texts as Sepher Yetzirah and Zohar of the Late Medieval Period. I trace some Khemetic influences on Tibetan Bonpo and Hinduism.

Four packs of 78 “Tarot of the Four Worlds.” Khem, ancient Egypt, seems to be the fount of many magickal practices and survivals in diverse cultures. These 88 divide into four groups of 22 Atous, and these combine with the Minor Arcanaii of the Four Winds, 56 divination cards for each of the 4 Elements or Chessboards. This book explains how 88 Ptolemaic emblemata gave birth to familiar Christianised tarot designs. It also encompasses Tantra, and Tsakli pieces (moveable shrines) for “No Self” Enochian Chess. Aleister Crowley features prominently and I look at strong Khemetic strands in Thelema such as the Crowning of Horus. Exploring the 64 (8x8) paradigm, it looks at both historical and recent Enochian Chess variants. Khemetic Chess (aka Hypermodern Magick) is a stand-alone book that outlines my theory of magick, and sheds light on ‘active divinatory’ Enochian Chess.

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