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• A Concise Demonology

  

  The following essay comes from very deep spaces of mysticism and practice, experience, and understanding. This is only for practitioners of ceremonial magick... Read more

  The 28 November 2012 by   Tantrawave
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• Marketing Wittgenstein

  

  Who made Wittgenstein a great philosopher? Why is the eccentric Austrian now regarded as one of the twentieth century's greatest philosophers? Read more

  The 27 November 2012 by   Dlittle30
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• Ethnohistoric Plagiarism (Wrong)

  

  In a recent post I commented on the classic ethnohistory by George Bird Grinnell, The Cheyenne Indians: History and Society (Vol. 1, 1923) and The Cheyenne... Read more

  The 27 November 2012 by   Cris
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• The Desire Burns To Know What Truly Matters

  

  It doesn’t interest me what you do for a living. I want to know what you ache for and if you dare to dream of meeting your heart’s longing.It doesn’t interest m... Read more

  The 25 November 2012 by   Soulthriller
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• Greatly Mystified Rubio

  

  During an interview with the future of the GOP, Senator Marco Rubio (who is already pandering campaigning in Iowa), GQ dropped this bomb question: “How old do... Read more

  The 20 November 2012 by   Cris
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• Darwin & The Descent: Animism-Religion

  

  Yesterday was spent with Darwin. It was a good day and something I need to do more often. One of the curious things about Darwin is that he is so well known,... Read more

  The 17 November 2012 by   Cris
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• Assemblage Theory

  

  Deleuze's theory (metaphor?) of assemblage as a way of thinking about the social world is an intriguing one. Fundamentally the idea is that there does not... Read more

  The 15 November 2012 by   Dlittle30
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• On Truth and Fact

  

  Truth is inarticulable, that is, in everyday language.1 + 1 = 2 is fact. It is not truth. This is because it is very easy to devise a formal axiomatic system... Read more

  The 04 November 2012 by   Tantrawave
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• Hume; Hinderaker

  

  Super-storm Sandy and the dearth of election polls has so wrenched my daily routine that I find myself pursuing arguably more worthy pastimes--a perusal of Davi... Read more

  The 04 November 2012 by   Erictheblue
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• Mormon History Machinations

  

  Over at Slate, David Haglund has posted a fascinating piece on the life and travails of Mormon historian Michael Quinn. Trained as an academic historian, Quinn... Read more

  The 03 November 2012 by   Cris
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