Miles Hingston's RealiTTY [DVDrip - 18 XviD] (Documentary)

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Have spend the day yesterday uploading this. It is a huge file (2,30GB); however, worth every second you're spending to download it.

P.S - Some of these videos you can see for in Youtube. I suggest you watch the two videos bellow before downloading the files, so you can decide better if you want to download the complete videos or not..


RealiTTY: The Art of Magick and the Magick of Art (Part 1)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qdEKBrVkHg

RealiTTY: The Art of Magick and the Magick of Art (Part 2)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afiypA2_bs8



Content of the files


01 - Introduction and Disclaimer

02 - The Inauthenticity of Science:

This first section is a little rant against science (sorry, but it had it coming). Science should not be our authority, it takes it upon itself to dissect the natural World and in doing so it bastardizes nature into objects that can be experimented with. It continues to dominate our World view with its inertia and therefore closes us off to the World, it stifles creativity. The same can be said of institutionalized academia, with all their hierarchies and bureaucracy.

03 - A Brief Detour into Quantum Physics:

For around the past 400 years, the understated assumption of established science has been that no human qualities of consciousness, intention, emotion, mind or spirit can significantly influence a well-designed target experiment in physical reality. Quantum Physics suggests otherwise, where the laws of causality and logic breakdown.

04 - Information and Simulated Reality:

As quantum theory has slowly emerged new theories of everything (TOE) have come to the forefront. Digital Physics is one such theory which supposedly undercuts M-theory with Occam's Razor as it is a simpler theory and does not require the existence of higher dimensions to explain away everything.

05 - The Shape of Information:

Information is like a "meta-substance" if you like (meta meaning beyond or above), yet it is embedded in the metaphor we choose to describe it by. Consider that the subatomic particles and quantum processes which scientists describe are what shamanistic and ancient cultures would consider spirits and deities.

Biocentrism is really just a modern reinterpretation of an Animistic or Pantheistic World view. Just like how Digital Philosophy is really just a modern version of Gnosticism but using different metaphors. It is easy to overlook how certain seemingly unshakable and universally held truths, in the end, turn out to be nothing more than memes.

06 - Thoughts and Illusions:

Think of the human brain like a radio transmitter/receiver, the brain is tuned in to a small spectrum of reality. It then further filters this in order to make our reality seem more congruent. My own experiences with psychedelics lead me to consider that there are different frequencies which the brain can tune in to and in doing so it is possible to pick up other "alien" realities, after all, all dimensions are occupying the same space. It is impossible for us to know an "objective reality", we are in a very real sense encased within a bubble, a cocoon, our nervous system is a buffer into the void of ultimate mystery, even science has it's limits in what it can explain phenomenologically.

07 - Language and Reality:

Language is the medium by which we transmit our thoughts. The language we use to communicate does fundamentally affect how we see the World, language structures thought to at least the same degree that it reflects thought. For the most part, we live in a world constructed by language. What and how we see the world is tied directly to how we describe it. Linguistic relativity was first suggested by Edward Sapir and Benamin Lee Whorf when they noticed that differences in language reflect the different views of different people.

08 - Symbolic Representation:

Robert Anton Wilson once remarked that "we are trapped in linguistic constructs, the only reality we know is the one we manufacture". We are immersed within a culture of symbols, as Goethe said "everything is a symbol", this woeful abstraction and sheathing of the reality destroys the outer World and fills the inner World with emptiness. The more involved this internal representational system is, the more distanced we are from the reality around us. Other connections and cognitive perspectives are inhibited and substituted by the alienation of symbolic representation.

09 - Meme Morphing Machines:

A meme is a cognitive or behavioural pattern that can be transmitted from one individual to another one, because of this they are often called "mind viruses". For example looking both ways before you cross the road is a meme. In general memes do not work on your rational mind but rather they affect your unconscious, emotionally entangled, decision-making processes. Another way of thinking about memes is as ideas or neoligisms that distribute themselves through a population. In a very real sense we are a collection of other peoples' minds. Memes become the entrenched thoughts and behavioural characteristics of our personalities. Since ideas get fixed in our minds they become our reality, often for our entire lives.

10 - DNA, Language and the I Ching:

The structure of DNA as we know it is made up of "letters" (represented by the base pairs ATCG). These form "words" that are instructions to build an amino acid compound. There are 64 such "words" and one or more of these words represent the instruction and information necessary to create one of the 22 amino acids used to create the protein structure of a living body. You could say our bodies are made up of a living language.

11 - The Art of Magick and the Magick of Art:

Aleister Crowley defined magick as "the science and art of causing change to occur in conformity with the will". After all if the universe is affected by our will as suggested by quantum physics then we are able to change the probabilities of an outcome. The general practice of "magick" in simple terms involves the ritualistic creation and manipulation of symbols and correspondences. For example the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet correspond to the 22 cards of the major arcana within the tarot and to the 22 paths within the kabblistic tree of life. Mind is not separate from reality, nor is reality separate from the semiotic spaces it inhabits. Reality is symbolic at a more fundamental level than of a quantum nature, manipulating symbols manipulates the semiotic spaces therefore by changing the way we think about things we change reality because we are changing the language of the mind.

12 - Newspeak and Subliminals:

In George Orwell's classic novel Nineteen Eighty-Four, Newspeak is a prominent example of linguistic determinism. Orwell himself said that if humans cannot form the words to express the ideas underlying revolution, then they cannot revolt. All of the theory of newspeak is aimed at eliminating such words, for example "bad" is replaced by "ungood" and the concept of freedom is eliminated over time. The result of the adoption of such a language is that heretical thought should be literally unthinkable, at least so far as thought is dependant on words. After all, we cannot define a new word without using words that have already created.

13 - The Word:

Many of the creation stories teach that the World was created through a word or sound. The New Testament says "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God". In the cosmology of the Hopi, the sun god and earth goddess chant life into being. The Hindu scriptures teach us that AUM is the sacred syllable from which the entire universe was created. In fact the word uni-verse means one phrase.

14 - Codes and Ciphers:

Modern English was created/written down approximately 500 years ago by a collective group of high priests and scribes, namely Francis Bacon and the Rosicrucian Order. It was constructed according to the King James Bible to help guard the truth of ancient astrologer priests. They supposedly added around 160,000 new words in Shakespeare's time. Since they were the only ones who could read and write/right, the high priests and adepts of the mysteries passed down language to the illiterate peasants.

15 - Cymatics and Sacred Geometry:

Sacred geometry was preserved throughout history in Freemasonic circles since it was believed to be important knowledge revealing the secrets of our universe.

The secret of sacred geometry is that vibrations (sounds) form on geometrical patterns. Goethe reputedly said that indeed "geometry is frozen music". Music is geometry and geometry is music! The basis of the universe is form and pattern. Both our organs of perception and the phenomenal world we perceive seem to be best understood as systems of pure pattern, or as geometric structures of form and proportion. Due to this many ancient cultures chose to examine reality through the metaphors of geometry and music. Sound like word and rhythm forms the trinity of the shamanic power of language. Sounds of a certain octave is reputedly able to produce psychic, psychological, or emotional effects and also freeze water, kill a man or break down walls as in the biblical legend of Jericho.

16 - Hyperdimensional Reality and Syncromysticism:

In the 1560's John Dee discovered the idea of the 4th dimension. In one of Dee's documents a series of seals were found which when put together form a cube within a cube. He realized that this was the secret to higher orders of information and knowledge. In the 19th Century theoretical non-Euclidean geometries were investigated by physicists. Richard Hoagland explains in his paper entitled Hubble's New Runaway Planet, the forgotten 19th Century scientific theories of Hyperdimensional Physics. These theories were initially proposed over a hundred years ago by various scientists and were updated in the 20th Century by Michael Faraday and James Clerk Maxwell. In a nutshell, what HD physics tells us is that 3D reality is only a subset of a series of hyperspatial dimensions which control the physics of our very existence, from stars to galaxies to life itself. The physics is itself based on geometric and mathematical foundations which involves other spatial dimensions. Hyperdimensionality doesn't invalidate the digital model of the universe, it could well be that dimensions are like an onion ring of "virtual machines" or sub-logos within the Logos to use a more Gnostic concept.

17 - Cosmic Cycles of Time:

Perhaps one of the things which we are most ignorant of in our current culture is our understanding of the quality of cyclical time, the (pi)eces of the Zodiac. Cyclical history leads naturally to the concept of eternal recurrence, the exact repetition of events in time, which could be thought of as echoes which reverberate through time as a fractal image. In fact Chaos Theory came to fruition after Benoît Mandelbrot discovered that there is a hidden mathematical order in the seemingly random order of price fluctuations for cotton. It baffled economists, who couldn't believe that something like the price of cotton could be predicted.

18 - Addendum and Closing Remarks:

I hope at the very least that this gives people some new things to think about. It is somewhat ironic that in formulating my ideas into a book it gives me the ability to untangle my ideas, yet at the same time I am trying to expose "The Word" using "The Word". Words are a double-edged sword. WORDS = SWORD.

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Michael W. Ford - "Maskim Hull: Babylonian Magick" + Videos

Maskim Hul is a complete grimoire of Tiamat-centered magick, pre-luciferian sorcery developed from authentic Mesopotamian clay tablets.

The grimoire outlines the cultures of ancient Mesopotamia and the theological foundations of their time. Babylonian cosmic structure and the Enuma Elish are explored and presented in a modern interpretation. Tiamat, Kingu and the 11 Chaos-Monsters created by Tiamat are explored, their functions, manifestations and how they survived and existed in the pantheon of Marduk, Ea and the other gods. The gods, demons and evil spirits of Mesopotamia are presented along with Cuneiform sigils and documentation of their use in sorcery. The extensive Invocations of the Gods, Hymns and the entire foundation of authentic Kassapu-practice of ancient Babylon is offered in a concise manner. 

The grimoire is founded and dedicated to the Seven Sebitti or Maskim, the "Seven Evil Gods" or rebels along with Lamashtu, Lilith are presented in a plethora of rituals and their names of calling. The Serpent Gods of fertility, Ishtar revealed as a form of Tiamat (from pantheon sources) and the rites of necromancy and the Black Flame (Melammu) is presented as a source of Tiamat-Darkness and upheld by Nergal. Illustrations by Marchozelos and old sources, Maskim Hul is to re-define modern magical practice and the theology of the spiritual-rebel.

Bonus of two videos included where the Maskim Hul is discussed by Michael W. Ford and Adam Iniquity during a conversation. The videos are introduced by Michael and are presented in two part discussion about initiation and application of concepts, considering the foundation of Luciferian Ideology and the significance of balance in darkness and light.

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"Talking With Gods - Grant Morrison" (Documentary)

Grant Morrison: Talking with Gods is a feature-length documentary that takes an in depth look at the life, career and mind of the Scottish comic book writer Grant Morrison. Talking with Gods features interviews with Morrison and many his most collaborators, such as artists, editors and other industry professionals.

Among those interviewed are Executive Editor of DC Comics Dan Didio, and Karen Berger - Executive Editor of DC Comics' Vertigo. Artists interviewed in the film include Phil Jimenez, Jill Thompson, Cameron Stewart, Frazer Irving, Steve Cook and many others. The film also features interviews with Morrison's collaborators Geoff Johns and Mark Waid, as well as counterculture personalities like Richard Metzger, Douglas Rushkoff and Jason Louv.

Sure, this documentary has scenes detailing the comic author's experiences with spellcasting, psychedelics, and alien abduction. But essentially it's about a quite ordinary fellow who wanted to make comics and succeeded like a madman. Grant Morrison doesn't fit the profile of your average comics writer, he dresses in very nice suits, looks like he's from the future, and talks freely about past drug use and his unabiding love for chaos magic.

He's ridiculously cool and could be a comics character himself - a feat he routinely pulls off by basing characters on himself and even appearing in one of his early comics. It is interesting the Idea of his work "The Invisibles", an assumed Hypersigil that he empowered while he began to live like the characters in his book. He went to the same exotic locales, imbibed the same substances, and went on adventures to the extent that the comic was as much a memoir as a book following a group of super hip magic anarchists could be.

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Grant Morrison - Disinformation Lecture (Documentary)

Grant Morrison talking at the disinformation talk in about 1999. A fantastic speech by a brilliant character. He talks on The Invisibles, how to use magic to hack into the matrix of reality and expand your consciousness, magic, sigils, hypersigils, and a lot od metaphysical things. It is full of useful information, personal experience & humor which is great if you're interested in consciousness, spirituality, 2012, magic, quantum physic i.e..

I love this lecture. So refreshing and he has that childlike joy too. Brilliant!

Highly recommended!!

You can download the video lecture, and (or) the transcription of the lecture plus an interview on Grant Morrison by Richard Metzger.








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"Alan Moore on Austin Spare (2010)" - The Culture Show (Documentary)

Legendary graphic novel author Alan Moore explores the biggest public art exhibition of Austin Osman Spare for over 50 years, and discovers why Spare, an Edwardian virtuoso artist and occult magician has been left off art history's canon.

Austin Osman Spare (30 December 1886 – 15 May 1956) was an English artist who developed idiosyncratic magical techniques including automatic writing, automatic drawing and sigilization based on his theories of the relationship between the conscious and unconscious self. His artistic work is characterized by skilled draughtsmanship exhibiting a mastery of the use of the line, and often employs monstrous or fantastic magical and sexual imagery.

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Duration: 00:08:05
File Size: 62.4 MB

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Video Codec: XviD
Video Bitrate: 945 kb/s
Resolution: 608x336
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I Still Worship Zeus - Jamil Said

I still Worship Zeus is a cautionary study in the problems of living in a theocracy. 98% of Greece's population is Greek Orthodox Christian. 1.3% is Muslim, and the remaining 0.7% is in the "other" category. "Other" in Greece reaches back through the millenia to include tens of thousands who still worship the 12 Gods of antiquity - the Dodecatheon.

Worship of the Old Gods is illegal in Greece. Greek Pagans aren't even permitted to have private gatherings in their homes. The Christian majority actively supresses the traditional sect, which is fighting for the right to simply worship according to their own conscience. At a time when similar forces threaten to take over the American government, this is a chilling representation of what happens when one's most personal choices are subject to government interference.

Imagine for a minute that the primarily Protestant sect that holds sway in America gains absolute power. They don't approve of Catholicism; they don't approve of Judaism; they actively oppress Islam and they've already sworn to drive Paganism out of America. In a democracy without established civil liberties, the majority rules. How would you feel if you were told that your own spiritual connection was in violation of national law? What happens if YOU become the minority when no legal protection of human rights exists?

This film has an intimate feel, as we are included in individual conversations about personal faith and participate in the beauty and charm of ritual that reaches back to the birth of Western culture. It's heavy on subtitles if you don't speak Greek, but you still feel connected to the struggle of the Pagans interviewed. We hear the sincerity in their voices as they describe their personal connections to the twelve deities. As we follow a consultation with the Oracle of Delphi, a profound sadness that this ancient practice - so much a part of Greek history and sensibility - isn't embraced and encouraged among the people.

They were here first. They are still with us. They deserve the freedom to honor their traditions and their revelations as freely and openly as any other citizen.

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Grant Morrison - Disinfo Con Lecture (.AVI Torrent)

Grant Morrison "dumbs down" Magick like no other person i've come across. He's a Comic Book Artist, the creator of The Invisibles, and he's pretty much the guy that people bring in to save stale comics, but that's just his occupation - his mind, his manner, and his way of stripping the bullshit is just amazing.

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Qabalah for the Rest of Us - Lon Milo Duquette [DVD]

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The Mindscape of Alan Moore - DeZ Vylenz [DVD]

Alan Moore presents the story of his development as an artist, starting with his childhood and working through to his comics career and impact on that medium, and his emerging interest in magic.

The film features the first film adaptations of scenes from Moore's acclaimed series V for Vendetta and Watchmen, shot in early 2002. Another key scene features a direct reference to the character of John Constantine from the comic book Hellblazer.

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