Category Archives: magic

Chronos…

Posted on February 28, 2007 by Leighton Cooke

…emerged from Chaos according to the ancient Greeks. Also known as Aeon, the father of time was perhaps the first principle of self organisation. Chronos is connected with Saturn, which was the seventh planet of the ancients and had the … Continue reading →

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The Sacred Messenger…

Posted on February 25, 2007 by Leighton Cooke

…Many of us believe we have a guardian angel. It is often a matter of experience, a sense of intervention from a higher plane in a moment of crisis or need. Yet not many of us know how to contact … Continue reading →

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Hermes, messenger of the gods…

Posted on February 22, 2007 by Leighton Cooke

…A thief, a traveller, a shepherd, a merchant, a magician and a swift messenger, the Greek god Hermes had many roles. In Egypt he was known as Thoth or Tehuti, an ibis god or sometimes an ape or baboon who … Continue reading →

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A perfect day…

Posted on June 22, 2006 by Leighton Cooke

…starts with coffee and chocolate just like this morning. Then a preview of some beautiful thangkas just in from Nepal, including a beautiful Avalokiteshvara. My friend gives me two of his famous organic ganga cookies with isolator hash inside and … Continue reading →

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Magic books and more…

Posted on June 15, 2006 by ceridwen

…at Renaissance Astrology & Magic Books  with thanks to Saki and Satire for the link.

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