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Pillars: The Scalding of Sapientia
Of all the daimons that have plagued or blessed mankind throughout history, our muse, Wisdom, is perhaps the most elusive of all. Known by many names and terms – Gnosis, Sapientia, Pistis Sophia, and LuxFerre among many others – this varied and challenging topic is difficult to discuss using mere semantics; so liquid are Its inherent qualities and so fierce is Its passion!
This spirit-force represents every manifested Idea and Ideal, be they creative intelligence or a self-annealing process that guides the pilgrim along the Path of Exile & Exalt. As a “living” and moving ethos/archetype/notion, Sapientia itself (regardless of chosen deific or prosaic name for it), is truly a discarnate entity. Its secrets are revealed simply, poignantly, and profoundly, but this gift comes at a certain price – a heavy and oftentimes formidable one at that!
The theme of this upcoming issue could not be more Luciferian in essence, as it is the very foundation of Luciferian praxis and applied tenets. In layman's terms, it revolves around the concept and application of “Sacrifice” in the pursuit of Truth, to reach Henosis with the Divine-Within.
The Scalding of Sapientia is a compendium of personal operations, insights, journal entries and excerpts, detailed compilations and interpretations, notable turning points in one’s occult journey, and specifically, the zeniths and nadirs one can experience when undertaking such a colossal mission that may come with realizations that may either make or break one’s persona in the Cosmogony of the Possible.
This spirit-force represents every manifested Idea and Ideal, be they creative intelligence or a self-annealing process that guides the pilgrim along the Path of Exile & Exalt. As a “living” and moving ethos/archetype/notion, Sapientia itself (regardless of chosen deific or prosaic name for it), is truly a discarnate entity. Its secrets are revealed simply, poignantly, and profoundly, but this gift comes at a certain price – a heavy and oftentimes formidable one at that!
The theme of this upcoming issue could not be more Luciferian in essence, as it is the very foundation of Luciferian praxis and applied tenets. In layman's terms, it revolves around the concept and application of “Sacrifice” in the pursuit of Truth, to reach Henosis with the Divine-Within.
The Scalding of Sapientia is a compendium of personal operations, insights, journal entries and excerpts, detailed compilations and interpretations, notable turning points in one’s occult journey, and specifically, the zeniths and nadirs one can experience when undertaking such a colossal mission that may come with realizations that may either make or break one’s persona in the Cosmogony of the Possible.
208 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 2018
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February 16, 2019
The fragmented nature of this volume made it particularly challenging. Part poetry, part essays and even theurgy, the passion and the will of the contributor was infectious and cast a light on everything within the realm of my perception for me to see things in a way that both uncomfortable and revealing.
Special hat tip to the work of Paul Waggener, Helen M. Arts, Ulric Goding and, of course, professor Craig Williams, who each had the right angle to their light to shine it on important things.
Special hat tip to the work of Paul Waggener, Helen M. Arts, Ulric Goding and, of course, professor Craig Williams, who each had the right angle to their light to shine it on important things.
February 18, 2022
I wonderful collection of different authors within the luciferian tradition who try to enlighten each with their own kind of creative expression which reach from poems to deep analysis of certain dark spiritual concepts. It is a pleasure to read through such a diversity of different view points all illuminated through the light of constant thriving for a better understanding for once place in this world.
October 9, 2018
Brilliant, From each of the articles, art pieces, poems in here, I was gifted with some piece of wisdom, While some of the content stood out, none was less than interesting. Which is pretty great for a rather dense book of essays.
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