#greymagic

"Any book worth banning, is a book worth reading"

-Isaac Asimov

I'm reading one among many...

The book of black magic and of pacts By Arthur Edward Waite

boom bap never die

This song was inspired by Manly Hall's book, Magic: A Treatise on Natural Occultism. Hall defines Grey Magic as "the unconscious or subconscious perversion of power."

"The visuals for this single are a mixture of my self-reflections and a bit of "music video magic" to show that perhaps the perversion of power is more common than we think..." JAY GUDDA.

Check the videoclip:

GreyMagic

Maybe. 

I’m no authority and you should steer clear of anyone who claims to be so. This is not a list that must be slavishly followed, but these are tools that I have found help greatly. 

- Knowledge of runes. I prefer the elder futhark because with 24 runes I feel it’s more versatile than the younger futhark. This is all up to personal preference, really. 

- A knife and a tablespoon that you don’t mind getting dirty. Keep the knife sharp and good for cutting plants. The tablespoon is ideal for digging up plant roots. You can have silver tools for this, but it’s not really worth the cost when you can buy something from a thrift shop and get the same effect. Unless it’s specifically stated you need something made from a specific metal, it’s generally not worth the effort or money. 

- A herbal. Some kind of book on the plants in your local area is always good, not just because you’ll learn interesting things about the plants around you and learn to identify the ones that might be useful in your craft. You can also go foraging for free food. Long as you don’t take too many of one plant. Always leave most of them behind unscathed. We don’t want any more plants to go the way of silphium, after all. 

- A solid pair of boots.  Yeah. Self-explanatory, really. Get yourself a good pair of walkin’ shoes or boots, because you’ll be doing a lot walking.