Angel Millar joins Jason Louv to discuss the supernatural woman who appears to men in dreams across Norse sagas, Celtic myth, and the Western esoteric tradition, drawn from his new book with Lua Valentia. They get into what makes a tradition a tradition and why traditions resist change, the difference between having a personality and having character, hypnotism and mesmerism as branches of ceremonial magic, and the things occult culture tends not to say out loud about teachers who withhold knowledge. Recorded shortly after the death of Peter Carroll, who initiated Angel into the IOT, the conversation turns to what chaos magick was and what it left behind.
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Topics: The supernatural woman in dreams | Norse sagas and Celtic myth | Poetic speech and oracular utterance | What a tradition is and why it resists change | Personality versus character | Hypnotism and mesmerism as ceremonial magic | Teachers who withhold knowledge | Peter Carroll and the legacy of chaos magick
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