Altars, divination coins and sigil spells

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I’m ‘Xaos’, a commercial chaos magickian; I’ve been reading everything possible about results driven magick and practising chaos magick since afore the turn of the century. My beliefs shift and twist, as they should, and my ideas grow and develop. How ‘bout yours?

Chaos magick is an eclectic and bespoke system of magickal techniques focused on experimentation, technical excellence and results. Chaos magick does not require adherence to any belief system whatsoever, but actually encourages mages to study a variety of religions, beliefs and philosophies so as to empower them with a multitude of tools to effect change. Belief, immersion in belief, is a tool.

Beyond adaptable and fluid beliefs and practices, chaos magick has a few central practices, such as gnosis, excitatory and inhibitory meditation, sigil design and use, and reliance upon the subconscious mind and circumvention of the conscious.

Sigil design and use is a personal process, but there are some common themes throughout, and my Chaos Magick Altars provide sacred space in which to quickly craft and fire sigils, as well as providing a specific space in which to focus and visualise.

Many modern mages perform empty-handed magick, as and when needed throughout the day with little to no preparation. Magick must be useful and reliable if it’s to be relevant to today’s pysbermage. But the ‘nothing but my hand and eye’ approach can sometimes leave you wondering how to ensure space + time is made for regular rites and practice.

Chaos Magick Altars offer an easy way to create ‘space with purpose’ in your home without sacrificing space or aesthetics.

Anyway, check out my Tumblr blog and have a look at my range of altars and my unique Chaos Coins [coming son] and see if you’d like to extend your psionic reach and dedicate a little more time + space to chaos magick practice.

Don’t be an armchair occultist or a part-time pic n mix mage;
dedicate some time every day to your craft.

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