Book Reviews Category

Pagan Imperialism by Julius Evola

I have had the pleasure of reading one of our esteemed Baron’s early works – Pagan Imperialism. This edition by Arktos comes with two helpful forewords; the first is by James Kirkpatrick – whose clear-sighted sociopolitical commentary I always appreciate. Enjoyers of Evola will be familiar with many of the views presented in the book […]

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The Book of Primal Signs by Nigel Pennick

I have read The Book Primal Signs – The High Magic of Symbols by Nigel Pennick. In the book, the author presents and discusses various common (as well as some rarer) symbols – primarily spiritual ones. Below are a few insights from the book. Orthodox Icons In the chapter titled A Symbolic World, the author […]

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Pagan Magic of the Northern Tradition by Nigel Pennick

I have read Pagan Magic of the Northern Tradition – Customs, Rites, and Ceremonies by Nigel Pennick. As the title suggests, the book contains a treasure trove of insights relating to European (primarily British and Scandinavian) folklore and our magico-religious traditions. Paganism is Participation In the introductory chapter, the author shares the following well-formulated insight: […]

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Elemental Magic by Nigel Pennick

I have read Elemental Magic – Traditional Practices for Working with the Energies of the Natural World. As the title suggests, the book contains information about the spiritual elements one can find in nature (trees, elements, stones, etc). Earth – A Beautiful Quote In the first chapter, the author shares a beautiful quote by a […]

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