The outer edge of the universe
Is where the spirits of creation reside
And from the deep corners of the mind
The space of consciousness
They are astral and physical beings
Pieces of us and separate from us
They show us all types of illumination: Light, wisdom, sacred flames, halos Geometric formation, colors
Pychedelia, even visions of the galaxy.
Often it is through birds
Where receive such illumination:
From our dreams and gnosis
And sources such as Ra, Horus and Thoth An owl, perhaps of Minerva for example With energy of the light bringer
Carries a light above their head
Symbolic of enlightenment, of the third eye And of crown chakra
And he comes to this plane
Entering through a green glow
His illuminating aura points to center: Freedom, nirvana, moksha, enlightenment Which we strive to consciously
And subconsciously reach
Primarily through our own will
Focus on your center
Travel through the path of green light
To heal your heart
A few works by Andrew D. Chumbley (1967- 2004). Mr. Chumbley was a practitioner and theorist of magick, poet, artist and magister of the Cultus Sabbati. The Dragon Book of Essex and The Azoëtia
are two of his writings about the art of magick.
Second selection of Imagery by Andrew D. Chumbley, Magister of the Cultus Sabbati until his untimely death in 2004. These are from the book “Azoetia” (3rd ed.).
“The Traditional Craft is the Nameless Way of the Arte Magical. It is the Path of Wytcha, the heart’s calling of avocation to Cunning Man and Wise Woman; it is the Hidden Circle of Initiates constituting the living body of the Elder Faith. Its ritual is the Sabbat of Dream-made-Flesh. Its mystery lies in the Land, below the feet of Those who tread the crooked track of Elphame. Its scripture is the way of wort-cunning and Beast-charming, the treasury of lore re-membered by Those who revere the Spirits; it is the gramarye of ear-whispered knowledge, beloved of Those who hold sacred the secrets of the dead and entrusted to They who look ever onward… If any ask about the Traditional Craft, their answers lie in its native land: the Circle of the Arte of Artes!”
– Andrew D. Chumbley, What is the Traditional Craft?
Occult Aspects 