The Digital Ambler

In my last post, I shared a draft ritual I found tucked away on an old network resource of mine, something I got around to thinking up at least partially but never got around to actually finishing or using.

It’s been quietly busy on my end as of late, and as ever I’m reminded constantly of my own limits of writing; as it turns out, I can only write but so much in general regardless of platform or medium, and my big focus has been (as it has been for over a y…

As I’ve referenced countless times on my blog in the past when talking about the classical Hermetic texts, Litwa’s Hermetica II is a fantastic resource for lots of the lesser-read ones among them, especially the Stobaean Fragments but also plenty of other…

A while back, I mentioned that I was participating in Esotericon NW‘s second year, a gathering of esoterically-minded speakers presented to the Masonic community and hosted by Verity Lodge No. 59.

I live by my to-do list.

Gosh, it’s already been two years since my Reading the Hermetica blogpost series kicked off; how time flies, and how much changes in such a short time!

I think I speak for us all when I say that it’s fascinating to watch how our own evolution of practices and rituals changes over time.

UPDATE 2026-04-19: Satyr Magos has his own write-up of the project, so check it out here when you can!

It’s been quiet here lately, I admit; between the chaos of the old year ringing in the new, making almanacs for 2026 for people, using a pickaxe to dig out my way through snowcrete in this bitterly cold winter, teaching my Hermetic Synaxis stuff to my test

At long last, and after a good bit of time in development and testing: version 3 of The Adocentyn Temple Almanac (TATA v3) has been completed and ready for ordering, just in time for people to get underway with their 2026 planning!

For this week’s Reading the Kybalion discussion, we’re exhaustedly wrapping up The Kybalion, focusing on comparing and contrasting the Kybalion against the classical Hermetic texts.

For this week’s Reading the Kybalion discussion, we’re woefully continuing our reading and discussion of The Kybalion, focusing on chapter XV (“Hermetic Axioms”).