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The everyday path to your HGA
The Everyday Path to your Holy Guardian Angel
This material was published originally in 2011 in the 'Circle of Practice' section where it can still be found online. A few years into working with my own HGA it occurred to me that the interface which is most important to maintain knowledge and communion with this being isn't of a ritual nature, but defined by our everyday practices and states of being. In this eBook you will find consolidated advise and suggestions - split into four phases - for how to lay out your own path towards discovering your HGA. In my own experience the value of the material lies in its radical difference to traditional, more ritualistic approaches to the subject, thus offering more choices and possibilities.
LVX,
Frater Acher
May the serpent bite its tail.
This material was published originally in 2011 in the 'Circle of Practice' section where it can still be found online. A few years into working with my own HGA it occurred to me that the interface which is most important to maintain knowledge and communion with this being isn't of a ritual nature, but defined by our everyday practices and states of being. In this eBook you will find consolidated advise and suggestions - split into four phases - for how to lay out your own path towards discovering your HGA. In my own experience the value of the material lies in its radical difference to traditional, more ritualistic approaches to the subject, thus offering more choices and possibilities.
LVX,
Frater Acher
May the serpent bite its tail.
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About the author
Frater Acher
17 books71 followersFrater Acher is the author of theomagica.com as well as a friend and collaborator of Quareia Magical Training. He holds an MA in Communications Science, Intercultural Communications and Psychology as well as certifications in Systemic Coaching and Gestalt Therapy. He has studied Western Ritual Magic in theory and practice at I.M.B.O.L.C. (magieausbildung.de) and has been actively involved in magic as a lone practitioner for more than twenty years. Frater Acher is a German national, and after several years of living abroad, he is now resident in Munich, Germany. Previous publications include 'Cyprian of Antioch: A Mage of Many Faces' (Quareia Press 2017) and 'Speculum Terræ' (Hadean Press 2018).
The Holy Daimon online project is a resource dedicated to research into, and the translation of ritual manuscripts from the 15th to 18th century with a focus on texts of daimonic theurgy.
The Holy Daimon online project is a resource dedicated to research into, and the translation of ritual manuscripts from the 15th to 18th century with a focus on texts of daimonic theurgy.
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