LOGOS XIV: Introduction to Magic, Vol. I – ch. “Barriers” (Video Reading)

External references, LOGOS! entries 1 Minute

THIS ENTRY IS AN EXTERNAL REFERENCE.

My latest YouTube video is a reading of Giovanni Colazza’s (who wrote under the pseudonym Leo) essay “Barriers,” which forms a chapter of part one of the book Introduction to Magic, Vol. I: Rituals and Practical Techniques for the Magus, written by contributors from the Italian magical working group the Ur Group (Gruppo di Ur), including its most notable member, Julius Evola.

This essay mainly centers on the idea that humans are unaware of or simply don’t care about the limitations they perceive as affecting them. Human beings don’t care to probe what may lie beyond the limits of the physical world and body. Yet Colazza believes beyond these barriers lie power and greatness beyond our normal comprehension.

I’m not saying I necessarily agree or disagree with him. However, it’s intriguing to speculate on this matter.

Please enjoy the video.

Published by Vincent St. Clare

Half-assed mystic and armchair philosopher, riding out the eschaton. I write about pretty much everything (or at least I try to), and otherwise reasons to tell off the universe. (V.V.V.V.V. "A bell ringing in the empty sky...")

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