postmodern Satanism

the best in mankind, and yet also the worst. It is the meeting ofnuminosity and the theorizing mind; the crystallization of a superfluid.Sublime thought merges with the basest of prejudices, as the mosteminent Principle is subjected to the brute categorizations of humanthinking. The truest religion lies not in texts, but in the innermostbeing of those to whom they are addressed.)A History of Religious Ideas (3 Vols.) - Mircea EliadeWorld Scripture - Andrew Wilson (ed.)Jesus Christ, Sun of God - David FidelerThe Seven Mysteries of Life - Guy MurchieThe Gnostic Bible - William Barnstone (ed.)The Origins of the Koran - Ibn Warraq (ed.)Tao Te Ching - Lao TzuLanguage and Myth - Ernst CassirerThe Practice of Dzogchen - Tulku Thondrup (ed.)Time, Space, and Knowledge - Tarthang TulkuThe Supreme Source - Chogyal Namkhai NorbuMatrix of Mystery - Herbert GuentherLuminous Mind - Kalu RinpocheIt is often remarked by magi ofsupposed substance that the formalconstitution of ritual and practice isinviolable. We dare not alter orabandon such geometrical structuresand retain any hope of magickalproductivity. Perhaps these personsare successful at driving energy towardchange, I’ll not argue that. But at the