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Contributions by Donald Tyson

• Black Magic – Mabon 2007
  • The Malleus Maleficarum
  • Daemonologie
  • Cornelius Agrippa
  • A. E. Waite
  • Sacred Magic of Abramelin
  • Theurgia and Goetia
  • High and Low Magic
  • The Grimoires
  • Black Mass
  • Black Pact
  • Christian Fundamentalism
  • Church of Satan
    
    
• The Definition of Magic – Lughnasadh 2007
  
  
• Esoteric Energy
  • Mana
  • Power of Change
  • Subjective and Objective Change
  • Three Stages of Energy Manipulation
  • Esoteric Energy in Image Magic
  • Psychic Energy
  • Probability Shift
  • Miraculous Effects
  • The Divine Source
  • Veil of Unknowning
  • Cosmic Trigger
  • Sea of Possibilities
    
    
• The Game of Tarots by Antoine Court de Gébelin – translated from the French by Donald Tyson – February 2007
  • The Game of Tarots
    • The surprise caused by the discovery of an Egyptian book
    • This Egyptian book exists
    • Article I – Allegories presented by the cards of the game of Tarots
    • Atouts
      • Number 0, Zero – The Fool
      • Number I – The Game of Cups, or the Juggler
      • Numbers II, III, IV, V – Leaders of Society
        • King and Queen
        • High Priest and High Priestess
      • Number VII – Osiris Triumphant
      • Number VI – The Marriage
      • Numbers VIII, XI, XII, XIII – Four Cardinal Virtues
        • Number XI – Fortitude
        • Number XIII – Temperance [recte: XIV]
        • Number VIII – Justice
        • Number XII – Prudence
      • Numbers IX – The Sage, or the Seeker of Truth and Justice
      • Number XIX – Sun
      • Number XVIII – The Moon
      • Number XVII – The Dog Star
      • Number XIII – Death
      • Number XV – Typhon
      • Number XVI – The House of God, or Castle of Plutus
      • Number X – The Wheel of Fortune
      • Number XX – Card badly named the Last Judgement
      • Number XXI – Time, badly named the World
    • Article II – Suits
      • This game is based on the number seven
      • Eastern names preserved in this game
        • Tarots
        • Mat
        • Pagad
    • Article III – The way in which one plays Tarots
      • Manner of dealing the cards
      • The manner of counting points during play
      • Manner of playing the Cards
      • Variation for the one who deals
      • Manner of counting the hands
    • Article IV – The Game of Tarots regarded as a game of political geography
    • Article V – Relationship of this game with a Chinese monument
    • Article VI – Relationship of this game with squares or tournaments
    • Article VII – Spanish card decks
    • Article VIII – French cards
    • Conclusion
      • Application of this game to divination
  • Study on the Tarots and on the Divination by the Cards of the Tarots
    • The Book of Thoth
    • First Series – Age of Gold
    • Second Series – Age of Silver
    • Third Series – Age of Iron
    • This game applied to divination
    • Names of various cards, preserved by the Spaniards
    • Mythological attributes of several others
    • Comparison between these attributes and the values that one assigns to the modern cards for divination
    • Way in which one proceeds to consult the Fates
    • It made up a great portion of ancient wisdom
    • Cards to which fortune tellers attach predictions
      
      
• Necronomicon Magic – Ostara 2007
  
  
• The Order of the Tarot Trumps – Midsummer 2007
  
  
• Sensory Metaphors – January 2007
  
  
• Spirits’ Rights – A Manifesto – Yule 2006
  • The Manifesto
    • Axiom 1
    • Axiom 2
    • Axiom 3
    • Premise
    • Conclusion
  • Commentary
    
    
• Spirit Touch – Beltane 2007
  
  
• Vampires, Werewolves, Ghosts, and Demons – Samhain 2007
  • Vampires
  • Werewolves
  • Ghosts
  • Demons