2020 October | Strategic Sorcery

Hekate Global Rite: Oct 31st through Nov 3rd.

11 Years Ago On Halloween 2009 I started the first cycle of the Strategic Sorcery Course, and since then over 4000 people have taken the course and benefited from an approach to magic that makes real and lasting changes in their lives. To acknowledge the role Hekate played on this work, and to give all our students […]

On Retiring “UPG”

I had a conversation earlier this week with BJ Swain about all manner of things Occult. One of the topics we covered is UPG – Unverified Personal Gnosis. He used it, not to be dismissive but as a phrase that basically encompasses all magical experience. and I mentioned that I hate the term. Whether you […]

There Is Only Ever What Answers.

“Jason, I just saw a post by another teacher and they say that the Hekate you are in contact with is not the REAL Hekate. I also read an author who says that neither of you are in touch with the REAL Hekate that they are.” “Jason, you treat Lucifer and Satan as aspects of […]

Magic of the Heart, Head, and Hand

I read an article last year about conflict resolution. One of the nuggets of advice was to know whether someone was arguing from the Heart, Head, or Hand. The Head cares about what is empirically true. The Heart cares about what is morally or emotionally meaningful. The Hand cares about what is useful. This stuck […]

Schwa

Schwa (30-second spec spots) from Meinert Hansen on Vimeo.

Style, Substance, and Sorcery

Like every other teenager in the 80s interested in magic, I purchased an Avon Press edition of the Necronomicon at the mall. I used to joke that maybe I could take it more seriously if the dread book of the black earth was actually an impressive leather bound tome and not something that could be […]

Four Stages of Sorcery Development

When I teach on Financial Sorcery, the first thing I tell people is to know which of the four stages you are at, as this will determine the focus of your magic. In terms of finances, I label these as: 1. Stuck- Not having enough income to pay your living expenses. 2. Solvent- Having just […]

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