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Sorita d'Este

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Sorita d’Este has been experimenting with ways of walking on the liminal since she was a child, exploring along the way many pathways of experiencing magic, mysticism and religion. Her own personal practice integrates aspects of Hellenic (Greek), Egyptian and Hermetic practices with a lived Orphic inspired philosophy, and experience gained in Initiatory Craft, traditions preserved in Italian, French and British grimoires and other contemporary esoteric teachings of the East and West.

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Payam Nabarz - Children of Earth Interviews

Last year I published a number of interviews with magical colleagues, friends... read more


The Horn of the Unicorn - Part 3

Originally published as Alchemy, Innocence and Transformation - The Horn of the... read more


The Horn of the Unicorn - Part 2

Originally published as Alchemy, Innocence and Transformation - The Horn of the... read more


The Horn of the Unicorn - Part 1

Originally published as Alchemy, Innocence and Transformation - The Horn of the... read more


Samhain, Faerie Birds & Cú Chulainn's birth

Occasionally I like looking back at old projects, and Samhain always feels... read more


The Morrigan - Faerie Queen

Stories of the Faerie Queens are often linked to the liminal times... read more


Cailleach - Winter Goddess

The Cailleach is intricately linked to this time of the year. Her... read more


Hekate & Pop Culture : Liminal Fantasies, or...

No denying it, the Goddess Hekate has become a pop-culture icon. Dozens... read more


Hekate's Wheel & the Iynx Wheel

"Cyrene is also the location where Jason used the iynx wheel to cause Medea to fall... read more


Oak & Ash - The Season Turns

There is a little poem, which most people who live in the... read more



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