Being & Non-Being in Occult Experience

28 Jan

Produced by

Atramentous Press

Being and Non-Being in Occult Experience is a series of four volumes. The series serves to introduce readers to a spirituality, philosophy, existential-phenomenology, and depth psychology of occult experience through the lens of the dialectical relationship (the play) between becoming, being, and non-being. The author purports an anti-foundational “language” through which occult experience can be translated, transformed, transmuted, and ultimately (ex)communicated. Here, philosophical method in and of itself becomes alchemical and tantric, taking the reader on a transubstantiative journey into the textual flesh of writers such as:

• Aleister Crowley (The Book of the Law and Thelema) in Volume I

• Austin Osman Spare (Zos Kia Cultus) in Volume II

• Kenneth Grant (Typhonian Ordo Templi Orientis) in Volume III

• Andrew Chumbley (Cultus Sabbati) in Volume IV

Each volume will demonstrate how Logos (Being) and A-Logos (Non-Being) continually affirm and negate one another as a means to create lived space for opposition; thereby forming a circularity of becoming through both presence and absence.

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