Jewish occult philosphy

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What kind of philosophy do you like most? Right now at least.

I'm into the occult philosophy. Not magic but more philosophy and how to evolve.


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I'll go with Robert E. Howard's Conan the Barbarian: "I live and slay, and am content."

I am Jewish and I can tell you the Kaballah is as useless as teats on a bull.

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Couple things you might like:

Franz Bardon's 'Initiation Into Hermetics' - albeit look over the Amazon reviews first and get familiar with whose used it/what results they've gotten; the material's somewhat gruffly/inelegantly conveyed so it helps to know how well it's been rated by it's users. Rawn Clark wrote 'A Bardon Companion' (free pdf) as a user's guide and William Mistele is an IIH graduate also who wrote a couple books about his contacts with elemental entities through use of his second book PME.

If you're up for radio shows - Blogtalk.com has a weekly radio show by Carroll 'Poke' Runyon called The Hermetic Hour. I don't know if you're still out in Los Angeles but as far as I know his Temple of Astarte lodge is located in Pasadena.

Now only tell that to Madonna and other non-Jewish fans of the Kabbalah.