The Teachings of Hermes Trismegistus

Also known as Tehuti, or Thoth, Hermes Trismegistus is the being given credit for the ancient philosophy of Hermetism (or Hermeticism). Which is also considered a spiritual, occult, and esoteric tradition of wisdom. He lived in Egypt in the most …

Monster Legend: Mushkhushshu

Article by Cody Ray George

Some debates last as long as history itself. Knowledge can fall away, and what once was ingrained in the fabric of a great civilization could be unthreaded with ease. The death of its people, or …

Entity of the Week: Samael

Article by Cody Ray George

Samael

Unique in the angelic pantheon, Samael is described as having twelve wings instead of six. So much information about this once-deified entity has been collected over the course of written history, enough to solidify

Entity of the week: Shuten-dōji

Shuten-dōji was born as an orphan child in Japan long ago. Despite being incredibly large, strong, and far beyond average intelligence, he was troubled. Some believed his parentage was beyond ordinary humans, and it was proposed that one of his …

Entity of the Week: Balor

Once the King of the Fomorians, gods of a more primal nature and enemies of the ancient Irish, as well as the Tuatha De Danann pantheon of deities. Balor is a giant with a single huge eye at the center …

Entity of the Week: The Hat Man

The Hat Man is a terrifying legend that has grown in infamy since the Shadow People phenomenon became a part of the pop-culture paranormal consciousness around the turn of the century. However, tales surrounding it go back generations. There have …

Entity of the Week: Cthulhu

A Great Old One. This enormous cult-inspiring star god was first introduced into Lovecraft’s work in the book “Call of Cthulhu.” It has a gigantic scaled rubbery-looking humanoid body with a nightmarish octopus-like head and thin wings. Just looking upon …

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