Anton Wolfram

 Ayers Rock in Australia is said to be under a potent and powerful aboriginal curse, known as the curse of the Uluru. A Canberra man named Steve Hill didn't believe in the curse and during a tourist visit took a particular rock that caught his eye to add to his collection. Thus began the curse of Uluru. On his way back home through Queensland, furious kangaroos began hurling themselves at his vehicle causing thousands of dollars worth of damage. A shaken Hill commented, "I've driven extensively through the outback and never seen such behavior from kangaroos. It was at that point I started to think maybe I shouldn’t have taken the rock and that maybe I’d fallen victim to the curse." However, Steve's ill fortune had only just begun. Not long after, during another trip through Queensland, his car began, "blowing blue smoke and then blew up." But the mechanics could find nothing wrong with it whatsoever.  Hill began to fill a constant state of nervous tensio...

 A jar used to curse fifty-five people 2,300 years ago in 300 B.C.E shows how old and common magick and witchcraft are. As far back as one can trace human history, one can find evidence of magick. Perhaps magick is the true so-called "oldest profession" after all. The magic cursing jar, along with an antique coin, were discovered by archeologists in Athens, Greece. It was found underneath the Agora's Classical Commercial Building, which was used by archaic artisans. Inside were the severed head and mutilated body of an immature chicken. A large iron nail was shoved through the pot as well. The curse appears to be a binding ritual, most probably associated with a legal case, against fifty-five named people, whose names were written by more than one person. The nail through the dismembered chicken likely symbolized the victims being helpless and incapacitated. The fact it was buried under the building suggests it was meant to harm the craftsmen who worked there. This remark...

 A self-described "weird things collector" is  auctioning off a painting of two dolls saying that the object is "cursed" and "ruined his life."[1] The man purchased an odd painting at a flea market for $50 despite being warned by the owner that is was cursed. But the skeptical man was intrigued by this and wanted to try it out himself. No surprise, not long afterwards he experienced intense bad luck and misfortune.  He developed horrible insomnia that robbed him of all sleep, his home became infested with pests, and his beloved pet hamster died of unknown causes. The article states, "Sickness, loneliness, sleeplessness and uneasiness all started creeping into his previously happy life, and he is convinced that it’s all because of the painting. Now he’s auctioning it off on eBay, in an attempt to get his old life back." The unfortunate new owner considered destroying the cursed object, but feared it would bring even greater misfortune and misery ...

 People in occult forums, especially beginners, often ask, "Can a left-hand path magickian work with angels?" The answer is a resounding yes! Angels, demons, elementals, and everything else are spirits. Just simply spirits! Far too many people falsely assume that angels = light = good and demons = dark = evil/bad. This is patently false! There are dark angels and day demons. Angels can perform acts of wrath, bring lovers to cheaters, and other things that people of conventional morality consider evil. Demons on the other hand, can bring mental, physical, and emotion healing. They can teach you botany, art, and how to write well.  There is no "war" between angels and demons, this is a fiction and the people spreading this propaganda are liars. All the great magicians work with a variety of spirits, including angels and demons, though many find that they have a particular affinity for one over the other. You can even call both angels and demons to work together in har...

 I am pleasantly surprised by how well my  e-book  Practical Psychic Vampirism has sold. It has far surpassed my expectations. So now I am introducing physical copies. Practical Psychic Vampirism is now available in  paperback format  on amazon.com. Practical Psychic Vampirism is a short, simple, straight to the point book that skips the theory and gives you all the practical techniques of psychic vampirism that you will ever need. These exercises are simple, but extremely effective. If you have any interest in psychic vampirism at all, this is the book to get! Pixabay.com by ariadne-a-mazed. Introduction - Sets out key terminology, Chapter 1 - The Four Levels of Psychic Vampirism Sets out the different types of vampirism sans sanguinary. Chapter 2 - The Demonic Circle An opening ritual which calls upon four demonic powers. Chapter 3 - Goetic Demons That Help With Psychic Vampirism Demonic spirits from Solomon's Ars Goetia which will help you in your practice. C...

  I recently published a short book on the practice of psychic vampirism entitled  Practical Psychic Vampirism , which has exceeded my expectations in sales. So it is no surprise that I have received quite a few questions about it. Rather than reply to each individual person, I decided to make a blog post that will hopefully clear up any and all concerns. Question: The elemental correspondences listed for the Demonic Circle differ from those of the Golden Dawn's Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram. Aren't your correspondences incorrect? Answer: That's a good question. If you are familiar with the LBRP (and most likely you are since it is perhaps the most well-known ritual of all) then you "know" that the elements are assigned to the four cardinal directions as such: East - Air, South - Fire, West - Water, North - Earth.  However, in the Demonic Circle ritual they are listed as: East - Fire, South - Air, West - Water, North - Earth. Fire and Air, Satan and Luc...