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You can upload PDFs as well

Please join us in making infographics, I've invited /fringe/ and /christian/ to join us as well with their own infographics. We must capitalize on when interest in magick peaks by providing the tools for people to secure their own proof. This is a process of Initiation into the mysteries.

>>178

I have "Introduction to Magic" by Julius Evola on my reading list

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>>181

I'll scan some choice sections after I've read through it

>>181

we want easy to understand stuff, evola is pretty thick, if you understand me.

think entry level.

>>183

The stuff that you posted is pretty easy reading.

If the Evola stuff is thicker, all the better, it will be a riddle to be understood by those starting out - something to drawn them on

It's nice to have really complicated things above you, it gives you a sense of progress

>>186

I assume that people who progress from the results they've recieved form simple things would likely dive directly into the source books themselves, and then diverge from there naturally into related topics. Chaos entry level books are great for this because they reference an enormous amount of things as its highly eclectic.

If you guys havent read this, come check it out. Its a magic spell that both breaks through mental paradigms and inspires immensely

https://kickass.to/the-invisibles-v1-v3-tpbs-1994-2000-digital-empire-requested-nem-t10226004.html

Here's an interesting podcast on "Practical Politics"

http://whiterabbitradio.net/podcast-2

It's all about influencing politics through talking points and analysis of group dynamics

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>>428

Here is the perfext example of one of the points in episode 1

Talking points

He keeps repeating that he teaches "practical politics" so everyone who listens does too

Here was have an example of a sucessfully forced SCP

>>444

Here's a good talking point I just ran across as an argument against race mixing in star wars

>I'm sick and tired of privileged white women representing half of the worlds population.

>Why couldn't it, for example, be a muslim or a SCP-666ish girl?

Turn the beast on itself

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>>598

Pretty good.

>>598

>IRC started for a doomed op to hijack Star-Wars release with exact same argument

>3 people participate

Literally, you faggots want to 'test' your dank memes and can't even pull up to the easiest fucking job ever.