Ars Notoria: Matthias Castle on Angelic Magic and the Art of Memory
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Matthais Castle's new translation and study of the Ars Notoria is epic. He joins me to discuss this essential work in the art of memory and angelic magic in depth.
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I find these ancient collections of wisdom and knowledge and training, absolutely fascinating. So often they wrap up all of the best and the worst of our experiences. Deep understandings from mystical traditions and rancid superstition. all mixed together in a heady cocktail.
Cocktail is a good word for how these texts can read. Thank goodness for good scholarship to help tease out at least some of the ingredients! 🙏
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Awesome interview! It was enjoyable observing two scholars discuss a fascinating topic such as the Notary Art. Great job!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Have you used the rituals yourself either in part or whole?
Looks like a great book will add it to the reading list.
I think you're going to love it!
Wonderful episode! Definitely getting this.
You're going to love it!
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At around 44:00, you discuss prayers with strange angel names, with no key to how they combine three languages and compression techniques. The result reads to us like gibberish. Imagine centuries from now trying to comprehend the Ars Metivia! Combining references to metal bands, names of teachers and friends, English, German, Mandarin, Sanskrit...
Great point - and all the more reason to double down on the theory rather than the examples. 🙏
The reason they were pushing back is because Solomon used black magic, he had a ring and bound many demons to it as an army; the queen of England had pictures taken wearing the ring along with a Pharonic whip, it is also the same ring depicted in the lord of the rings; the real ring also has an engraving that says "one ring to rule them all".
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Hi, how are you? does the book really work, i.e. are there entities that can help you to understand everything you want? what negative consequences can there be with this? thank you.
Justin Sledge and I talk more about the answer to your questions in this discussion about the Ars Notoria:
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Would you recommend Skinners version or this version if you aren’t interested in the history? Is the translation on its own still better?
I haven't read the Skinner version, so cannot say.
Castle's version
what is "The Ars Notoria"
A book with a solid bit of memory training in it, amongst other things. I think you'll enjoy going through it!
I think the word "propaganda" was coined by the catholic church to give a name to activities that propagated loyalty to the Roman church as opposed to the protestant churches.
Interesting if true! 🙏