The Aeternum Notebooks

The Tonka bean is a highly appreciated spice in our region, especially in pastry, with vanilla-like aromas. But originally, its...

What if the God of the Bible was not the true God? What if the world we live in was...

Pentacles, or more precisely pantacles, are ritual objects emblematic of Western occultism. Since the Middle Ages, magicians and scholars have...

Who was Pierre Piobb really? Journalist, translator, astrologer, and author of high magic, Pierre François Xavier Vincenti sought to organize...

Who was Charles Lancelin really? A playwright, a physician according to the CCFr, a spiritist occultist, and editor-in-chief of Le...

In Freemasonry, the first three degrees (Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft, Master Mason) are called symbolic or “blue” degrees. The Scottish Rite...

Who was Marsilio Ficino really? Philosopher, priest, and translator of Plato and Hermes Trismegistus, Marsilio Ficino (1433-1499) was also one...

Catoptromancy, or divination by mirrors, actually refers to the art of interpreting visions obtained from a reflective surface. From polished...

The word "conjuration" resurfaces as soon as speech takes authority. It comes from the Latin conjuratio, meaning "oath sworn together,"...

Since humanity first looked up at the sky, the stars have been much more than just points of light in...

In ancient Egypt, magic (heka in Egyptian) was omnipresent and inseparable from religion and daily life. The Egyptians believed that...

Ásatrú is a Germanic-Nordic neopagan religion (also called Scandinavian) that aims to revive the spiritual tradition of the ancient Vikings...