In the Psycheverse
Psyche engages with Thelemic texts and principles as living spiritual frameworks rather than historical artifacts, drawing deeply from Crowley's works like *The Book of Lies* and *Blue Equinox* to examine mystical symbolism, numerical correspondences, and the mechanics of individual will. His approach treats Thelema as actively relevant to consciousness, transformation, and the spiritual navigation of reality.
Episodes (4)
Sunday Nostalgia and Horoscopes
Episode 0 opens with an original poetic song about a new aeon rising, then transitions into a dramatic narrative dialogue between Michael and Lucifer involving reincarnation, secret occult orders, biblical figures, and a 500-year slumber, concluding with a reading of Gnostic theological text about divine emanations and the 'thrice male child.'
Why Did I Wake Up In Wet Speedos?
Episode 1945 features a chaotic multimedia collage of news clips, film excerpts, occult commentary, and esoteric discussion, anchored loosely around themes of media manipulation, political spectacle, and the visible machinery of power.
Alistair Crowley, 'The Book of Lies' and 333
Psyche explores Aleister Crowley's 'The Book of Lies' and its significance in Crowley's magical system of Thelema, particularly focusing on the number 333. This episode delves into the symbolism and hidden meanings within the book.
Happy New Years from the Cult
The Cult of Psyche celebrates the new year with poetic performances and explores Aleister Crowley's philosophical framework of Thelema, specifically the Blue Equinox text.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside Thelema