General Update Time: Grand News! New Releases Soon! Sales! And More!

It's general update time! Considering the lockdownerism resulting from the Omicron variant of COVID now being unduly hyped up by the entire legacy media, I figured my literary audience might want a little bit of positive news; and boy oh boy is the positivity flowing!

First news of the day: I have finished off four of five additional works to get out before the end of the year, and the fifth work is about one third completed. Two of these works are actually occult poetry; I expedited them in order to work on another end-of-year project, as you will see below. One is "Israfel" by Waite (which is rather good. I have released two of his other spiritually-visioned poetic compilations before.) The other is called "Lilith, the First Woman", and is a sort of dramatically poetic retelling of the story of the same being, cast forth from Eden, after rejecting some of Adams' masculine tendencies. Added to these are "Religions Druidical and Hebrew", which is anthropological in nature, plus "A Defense of Freemasonry" which debunks some of the (mostly Catholic) attacks on the Masons in earlier times. Finally, "A Method of Cheirognomy" which is a fortune telling work related to palmistry.

Second news of the day: I have decided upon the final three topics for three further occult compilations. After noting that interest in the last three was higher than I anticipated, I figured it'd be best to complete these works before rendering all soon-to-be twelve compilations into hardcover volumes. The subjects will be "Occult Poetry", "Eastern Religions", and "Occult Miscellany." This third work will be important; I will combine between six and ten works which I have previously edited, specifically casting the net as wide as possible, for true occult aficionados to be able to study a plethora of material and then use it as a spring-board into other works, which will be listed and related to one or more of the included volumes. The suggested reading list in this title will be significantly longer than in the other compilations. I do not anticipate needing an appendix.

Third news of the day: Alluding to the above, of course, as soon as these projects complete (probably in January) I intend to figure out hardcover formatting and release all twelve compiled volumes in that form. This will be done alongside editing at least thirty new edited works in 2022, along with several of my own titles, one of which is half complete.

And in final news, I would like to thank everyone which has purchased a copy (or copies) of "Critical Race Theory Debunked." Almost 700 copies have sold just in November, and if this interest continues it may even surpass "Occult Memetics" in total sales some time next Spring. Total sales are now approaching 2,600 copies, all paperback. I like to think some are sitting in libraries now, much to the insane anger of local socialists.

Onward to 2022! I predict it will be even more crazy than 2021 has been.

European Paganism, a Collection: Now Available!

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This ninth compilation was created partially due to public demand; it is artificially constrained to a few variants of European paganism (Greek, Roman, Norse, and British/Irish) because of the expansive nature of the subject. Much of the work is academic and historical in tone, although "Valhalla" is mostly a poetic epic. These seven works are, in my opinion, a decent springboard into the subject. As with all of my compiled volumes, it contains a lengthy list of works in a bibliography for further reading on the subject matter, and an expansive foreword detailing each work and the premise of the compiled volume.

Included works:

-Valhalla: The Myths of Norseland

-Pagan Ideas of Immortality

-Pagan Mythology: Wisdom of the Ancients

-A Compendium of Heathen Mythology

-The Mythology of Ancient Britain and Ireland

-Dionysos and Immortality

-The Religion of Ancient Scandinavia

375 pages.

Theosophy, a Collection: Now Available!

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This compiled volume includes nine different works of Theosophy for the purpose of general teaching about it and some of the subtopics of especial note among Theosophists in the earlier stages of the occult orders' existence. I have included a couple of good introductory works (by Judge and Dower) and then fleshed the subject out with additional material which involves a range of discussion; from human evolution, to the occidental-oriental debate, to the topic of vegetarianism and spirituality. The work includes, as always, a lengthy bibliography of additional works and an expansive foreword explaining the content and subject.

Included works:

-Occult Significance of Blood

-Echoes of the Orient

-The Ideals of Theosophy

-The Theosophy of Christ

-Vegetarianism in the Light of Theosophy

-The Roots of Ritualism in Church and Masonry

-The Life After Death and How Theosophy Unveils It

-The Stanzas of Dzyan

-Occultism for Beginners

374 pages.

Witchcraft, a Collection: Now Available!

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This volume is a compilation of seven important works within the general topic of the Witch Trials at Salem, the Burning Times, and on the general topic of superstition and persecution; a facet of uncivilized culture which still rages today, only in our "modern" era the witches tend to be political dissidents.

The works range from primary source material on the trials themselves, to accounts of different aspects and figures related to the same. I have added a suggested reading list to the end of the work and it contains an expansive foreword explaining each work and the topics' premise.

Included works:

Cotton Mather and Witchcraft
Magic and Witchcraft
The Witch Persecutions
A Tryal of Witches
Strange Phenomena of New England
A Brief History of Witchcraft
The Witches Pharmacopoeia

315 pages.

The Old Paths: Now Available!

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This interesting volume (which might be the final edited work of the year! Stay tuned!) is effectively a reform-minded (or primitivistic) Christian tract which seeks to use the opinions and writings of early Christian figures predominantly to evince the concept that there is no Hell, or at least no Hell prior to the Revelation-era final judgment, effectively arguing for universal salvation. It is fairly compelling and alludes to the words of Clement, Paul, and many others.

75 pages.

Metempsychosis: Now Available!

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This little essay regards the concept of the afterlife, reincarnation, and the continued existence of the soul after death in some form. While it primarily speaks about such concepts in the European pagan, and later Christian, sense, it also speaks about Hinduism. Plotinus and Empedocles are, of course, frequently mentioned under the premise.

43 pages.

The Roots of Ritualism in Church and Masonry: Now Available!

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This little text is one of Helena Blavatsky's better writings- a short and largely linguistic work remarking upon some Christian and Masonic terminology and noting the overlap between them. It initially comes from an essay in "Lucifer" (a Theosophical magazine, not to be confused with the devil!) and was also included in a latter work compiling some essays by the author.

46 pages.

Outlines of Greek and Roman Medicine: Now Available!

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This fine work compiles lore about medical practices, major medical figures, and some of the innovations of both ancient Greece and Rome (sanitation, plumbing systems, etc.) It is quite thorough, and goes beyond perennial names and ideas like trepanning or Galen, into lesser known topics, like the development of the speculum, figures like Andromachus, and much more. It is profuse with notes and references to other works, also.

121 pages.

Greek and Roman Ghost Stories: Now Available!

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This little volume is a compilation of (as the title suggests!) ghostly tales from ancient Greece and Rome. Some of them are from historians, others are from plays and fictional material- and it is interesting to note the major similarity of tales in both. In one extremely interesting passage, Nero himself ends up doing manual labor to try and calm terrified workers who swore they heard the dead around them and that the ground was welling up with the blood of the deceased.

60 pages.

Nirvana: Now Available!

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This full length work is essentially comprised of three things; the authors' own personal experiences with Nirvana and "Buddhi" (which are sometimes theatrical and poetic), a bit about the history of the concept and its usage in more authentic Buddhist paths (as opposed to even modern misinterpretations, often by hippies who are spiritually clueless), and finally a lengthy appendix, partly academic, and contributed to by both Charles Leadbeater and Annie Besant. The book is quite well made, and contains a bit of romantic-era poetry to illustrate some of its points.

190 pages.