INTRODUCTION
The reader may not be too surprised, if I state on behalf of this densely populated earth, and the times that it currently inhabits, that religion, which sheep-like followers, imbued with the lethargy of desolation and the lack of knowledge, tend to with their hearts, does not come into the category of things I would care to look upon as important, concerning the philosophy of natural magic, the most individual of arts. As you may have guessed, the writer of this particular compilation of the sciences pertaining to, at large, animistic practices, is biased towards its beliefs to such a degree as to be wholly encumbered by its system of thought and highly original theories. Though, perhaps abstract (and to some extreme, maybe even loathsome) to the minds of those who hold no inclinations to believe in a higher power, also to those with no inclinations at all, the key that is this book will at least present to the reader an interesting concoction of delirious ramblings.
PART 1 - ONEIROLOGY
MAY 16, 2006
Few choices would exist, if one were to lean against the evergreens, and say: "I've learned all there is to know; the sun sets when sleep arrives, the night covers man, breeding dark cells inside his heart. Spreading out, transcending his aura, they become like incubii, leaving behind them traces of energy, still in action on the very day of annihilation. They become everlasting creatures."
Even though one can presume (surely that has been done previously to these writings?) that dreams are a product of wanting to explain what one cannot explain when awake, there are other ways of becoming infinite, which does not at all concern darkness, and with it, the murky depths of fantasy versus illusion. On the contrary; free will can be born of light, and with free will comes the passion of knowledge and of truth. Dreams, to such an extent as is possible, foretells the life of the dreamer in detail. They are learnings well worth to be considered as crucial to the student's psychological upbringing, and for those of you who are parents (teachers), please note that listening to your children's dreams can provide you with inspiration, even when shrivelled to the core by loss of internal stimulation. And when, as Baudelaire wrote:
Et si quelquefois,
sur les marches d'un palais,
sur l'herbe verte d'un fossé,
dans la solitude morne de votre chambre,
vous vous réveillez,
l'ivresse déjà diminuée ou disparue,
ask the wind what to do.
Enhancing dreams is easily done by constantly residing in the worlds of different subconscious-inducing substances. Drying toadstools, ex., over an open fire, and drinking its juice, is one of the many pleasures life has to offer. All objects on and outside this earth contains not a likeness to, but the very same energy as humans. "Being no more a gift than all other gifts", the majority of "intellectual" people seems to think of the human race as somewhat above and beyond the likeness of other species. Ask the wind, and it will say those people are members of the greatest masonic-ish hypocrisy mingling ever to have existed. Let us choose, and walk, the path of Pan.
Limbs of the Moon
The mushroom known as Amanita Muscaria, in laymen's terms the fly agaric, toadstool, is one of great esoteric power, in that it makes the person who indulge in its singularities aware of the inner workings of the energy that makes "is" go round. Echoes, far beyond human imagination, are usually caught in a loop. If the feeling of digging oneself out of this loop should become too laborious a measure, one turns to black magic. Light is as weak as people who confess their pains to a god built upon faith alone. - Knowledge of this particular mushroom is the seed of all metaphysical wisdom. . . . I pray the reader be diligent in its senses, reading my disposition towards those murky depths, and, hoping to learn of your innermost emotions, I await your escape in thrilling devotion to what remains of your body, which in due time will make our shore.
Keep in mind that cannibalism is one of the two main rules of survival. The first rule teaches how to make the most out of the madness you will eventually exhibit, painting with your own blood upon the sacred dwellings of God. Bones be the way of communing. Stones be the way of binding the mirror with the soul, a river of fornication, sterility the greater dream; should it come to pass, man would seek women as rabbits do. This evoluntary (naming existensialism as a quasi-delict) behaviour is by no means accepted in the philosophy of nature combined with nature by an effort of will to impose itself on others.
