Wiedner on fire! Kubrick, 'Eyes Wide Shut', Brotherhood of Saturn, metaphysical Saturn & time, dark occultism

Jay Weidner Describes Stanley Kubrick's SECRET Brotherhood of SATURN

Lazarus Effect Media PODCASTING


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Dr. Stephen E. Flowers interview - New book on Zoroastrianism

Dr. Stephen E. Flowers (Jordan Maxwell show) - Nov 10 2017 - Persian Magi, Mazdan, Zarathustra

One Eno

Source: http://www.americanfreedomradio.com/Jordan_Maxwell_17.html

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Zoroastrianism was an Indo-European spiritual tradition dating back to the second century BCE. It goes back to the Aryan civilization of ancient Persia. He also announced that Llewellyn will soon republish 'Fire & Ice: Magical Teachings of Germany's Greatest Secret Occult Order' 22. Currently a new copy is $191 on Amazon; $91 being the lowest price for even a used copy.

'Original Magic: The Rituals and Initiations of the Persian Magi' (Flowers; Paperback; October 17, 2017)

Dr. Stephen E. Flowers page at Amazon

Dr. Flowers is also associated with the following projects:

The Woodharrow Institute for Indo-European Studies

Lode Star (Indo-European, Germanic, Mazdan and Left Hand Path traditions)

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Remembering Evelyn Paglini: Part VII

Art Bell interviews a real witch. this lady is intense

Jessica Bookout

Tonight from the Kingdom of Nye Art Bell's Interview with Evelyn Paglini. Evelyn gives some dire warnings for the future. Many of which have come to pass.


Vintage "Evelyn Paglini on the Art Bell Show"

These are a few of Dr. Paglini's old guest appearances from the old Art Bell Show. You would have to fish around a bit, as they uploaded the entire programs along with dated info. The first interview starts at 45:30. I'm not of the belief that Coast to Coast AM has done downhill since Art Bell, but I do miss those evenings when Evelyn Paglini was a guest on either format. I believe that Dr. Evelyn Paglini was another Helena Blavatsky or Guido von List; although it's just not something that will be acknowledged any time soon. Perhaps she possibly did not believe that all of the secrets of the universe--chiefly in the realm of magic--should be put out there for just anyone to access. She could have produced Blavatsky-like volumes of information if she wanted to. I know just enough to see that she led a very interesting life. It reminds me of people like Leo Martello in that there's a fascinating story still waiting to be told.


MysticalBlend.com Update

Greg D

January 5, 2018

Hello,

This is the owner of mysticalblend, Thank you for all the kind words here.
I worked with Dr Paglini since 2006 and I can tell you, I sure to miss the, "hey Babe".

Please update this post to show that mysticalblend is still in business and never went out of business. We are the same crew, that grew to become family.

thankyou.


Remembering Evelyn Paglini

Remembering Evelyn Paglini
Remembering Evelyn Paglini: Part II
Remembering Evelyn Paglini: Part III
Remembering Evelyn Paglini: Part IV
Remembering Evelyn Paglini: Part V
Remembering Evelyn Paglini: Part VI
Remembering Evelyn Paglini: Part VII


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CCNA blog surge

There were over 47,000 page views last month. New postings garner about 2,000 views within a months time. I'm just sorry that I haven't been able to update much recently.

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Iceland: Floki's "land of the gods"

"In the beginning, this will be very hard work. So hard that you will curse this land; and you will curse the man who brought you here. But in the end, I swear, you'll thank me for bringing you here.... to the land of the gods." 

-- Floki from season 5 of the TV-series 'Vikings'


The TV series 'Vikings' mixes some degree of fictional creative-license with historical fact. Season 5 portrays the character Floki as first sailing and visiting a barren 9th century Iceland, and later bringing a handful of Viking settlers there. His initial reaction was clear; a "land of the gods"... the Norse gods and goddesses. He was depicted as having a mystical experience; communing with the gods. Iceland would later remain the last large Asatru holdout; or at least the final region with a strong Asatru influence. The name "Asatru" is of Icelandic origin, and means something like "being true to the gods." There is also a historical Icelandic bond with the Gaelic people. The unique Floki character is played by Swedish actor Gustaf Skarsgård. 

It probably should be stated that the series has not gone into any detail about any of the Norse gods--which in fact were historically the gods of the larger Teutonic peoples at different times and places--nor does it glorify or even put any sort've positive spin on the spiritual tradition itself. Still, one would think that the programs' popularity would create greater interest in Asatru, which was already enjoying a small quickening... unfortunately to the despondency of some. There are quite a few YouTube videos of individuals who all but actually apologize for being Asutrar. I suppose we must say regarding the Wiccan community; nobody ever apologizes for being Wiccan despite attacks on them as well (of a different sort). Nobody who apologizes for who they has ever--nor will ever--gain anyone's respect.


Floki

Played by Gustaf Skarsgård (seasons 1–present)

A gifted but eccentric shipbuilder and friend of Ragnar. His ships create a revolution in shipwrighting. He considers himself descended from the trickster god Loki. Loosely based on the historical Hrafna-Flóki Vilgerðarson. 

'37 Photographic Proofs That Iceland Is A Miracle Of Nature'


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Bonjour France!

During the last month, there have been over 33,000 visitors/page views to this blog from France alone.


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1-15-18 ADDITION:

I just wanted to add a couple of applicable items here.


"True Believers"

The Floki character, on a number of occasions, mentioned how he was looking for "true believers" to follow him to "the land of the gods"... Iceland. As mentioned before, the word "Asatru" means something like "being true to the gods" in Icelandic. I'm not sure if the producers of 'Vikings' were directly trying to show that specific tie-in.
 

"The Gods"

When I had mentioned earlier that the 'Vikings' series did not mention "the gods," that wasn't entirely true. In the past episode, Floki and the settlers discussed constructing a Temple to Thor. On other occasions during the series, I believe that Odin was mentioned a few times. However, I think it could be said that there has been no great effort to portray Asatru in a particularly positive light. Also, the goddess Freya has not been mentioned; somewhat odd considering that she was such an important deity. I'm hoping that the Asatru aspect is reflected more in the future. That "Temple of Thor" would be a good start.

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