Psychedelic Salon
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Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.
c/psychedelic-salon
Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.
…mean this is what yes ancient herbals did this the magic that he built on was the magic of Ficino and Campanella and these people and not only plants but minerals, everything represented a planetary intelligence that's right and perfumes and musical notes…
…does that relate to the John Dee? Well, this form of angel magic that comes out of Ficino and then is perfected in Campanella takes the idea that you it's basically deccan magic that zodiacal signs can be divided into thirds. This is now obsolete, but…
…Giordano Bruno and the hermetic tradition. And there's another book by DP Walker called demonic and spiritual magic from Fachino to Campanella. These are not easy books to find. Try the Bodhi tree. And William and Victoria daily down on Melrose can help…
…is voluminous on the trithymian codes, sure. There's a book by Walker called spiritual and demonic magic from Fachino to Campanella that covers all of this very well. Or Francis Yates book, the rosicrucian enlightenment, although they neither of them, not…
…Giordano Bruno and the Hermetic tradition. And there's another book by DP Walker called demonic and spiritual magic. From Facino to Campanella. These are not easy books to find. Try the Bodhi tree. And William and Victoria daily down on Melrose can help…
…which will point you toward many other interesting books, is a wonderful book called Spiritual and Demonic Magic, from Facino to Campanella. Some of you may remember Campanella. Hell of a fighter. Anyway, hello. And in the Renaissance, you know, over a…
…interesting books, is a wonderful book called Spiritual and Demonic Magic, from Facino to Campanella. Some of you may remember Campanella. Hell of a fighter. Anyway, hello. And in the Renaissance, you know, over a period of about three generations, this…
…then reflecting back upon man, a perfect world created through magic. This is the faith of the Renaissance magi, Marcello, Facino and Campanella and these people. It's a different idea than the idea of man as a fallen creature or science's notion of man…