Magic

Stephen Mace’s essay explores the intersection of subatomic physics and occult practice, proposing that magical results and synchronicities operate through a process he calls virtual mechanics. Drawing on the concept of a Feynman diagram, the author suggests that just as invisible "virtual" particles resolve energy stresses between electrons, hidden ideational forms in the unconscious can manifest as physical events when energized by human psychological tension.

Some graphic aids and information on the Tree of Life & The 32 Paths. Also the cube of space

In The Structure of Magic, Richard Bandler and John Grinder explore how language and mental models shape human experience and the process of change. The authors argue that individuals do not interact with the world directly, but rather through subjective maps that are often limited by generalization, deletion, and distortion. These linguistic and cognitive filters can lead to an impoverished model of reality, causing people to feel trapped or paralyzed by a perceived lack of choices.

This comprehensive guide to the art of natural magic and stagecraft explores the evolution of illusions from ancient temple deceptions to the sophisticated mechanical and optical tricks of the late nineteenth century. Compiled by Albert A. Hopkins, the text provides a detailed exposé of professional secrets, revealing how famous prestidigitateurs utilized scientific principles—including optics, mechanics, and electricity—to baffle their audiences. The primary purpose of the work is to document and explain the theatrical science behind diverse phenomena, ranging from mysterious disappearances and spirit manifestations to the intricate use of mirrors and lighting in ghost illusions.

Assorted Tables on Sacred Geometry and Mathematics

This text serves as a practical manual for Pop Culture Magick, a contemporary occult system that replaces ancient myths with modern media icons to create a more relatable spiritual practice. Author Taylor Ellwood argues that traditional pantheons are outmoded and that magicians should instead tap into the vibrant, collective energy fueled by public attention toward celebrities, superheroes, and fictional characters.

Planetary Reference Tables

These are old occult texts on Magnetism, Animal Magnetism, Hypnosis and Mesmerism which I further connect to Plasmas and Ken Wheeler's framework of Dielectro-Electromagnetism.

References of Alphabet & Numbers

A giant set of reference tables from the two volume text "The Key of it All" covering the Western and Eastern Mysteries by David Allen Hulse