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The articles in this update focus on the topics of mentalism and personal magnetism, occult philosophy and astrology.

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Occult philosophy
The four elements and occult correspondences — Baal-Hiram and Eric Midnight
An excerpt from a lecture on the properties of the four elements, their correspondences to the cardinal points and letters of Tetragrammaton, as well as the symbolism of the pentagram.

Occult correspondence theory — Sergei Tukholka
An excerpt from the book by Sergei Tukholka "Occultism and Magic", which talks about signature theory and planetary correspondences.

Mentalism and magnetism
Reading and transmitting thoughts — Sar Dinoil
Exercises for reading and transmitting thoughts from the book by Sar Dinoil "The Development of Astral Abilities".

"Complete passive state" exercise — Sar Dinoil
Exercise from the book by Sar Dinoil "Development of Astral Abilities", useful for the practice of telepathy, autosuggestion, astral projection and other practices of psychurgy.

Astrology
Marsilio Ficino and the Star of the Magi: “De Stella magorum”
Translation by traditional astrologer Margherita Fiorello for her blog "Heaven Astrolabe".