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<blockquote data-quote="rentier" data-source="post: 73165" data-attributes="member: 306">&quot;Just do retarded things online challenge&quot;.Here is one of my old threads on .net, actually[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://neets.net/threads/tarot-cards-for-neets.34081/[/URL]Russian fin-de-siècle literature was written by French rite &quot;fraters&quot; and they left enough legacy to jump into and start from there, with actual real life people to fall back on.You mentioned Mikail Bulgakov before, probably because he lived in Kiev, but Bulgakov was satirical of all these religious movements and also cancelled in Ukraine for portraying civil war era militias as they were. And perhaps for making remarks about second-rate provincial literature, the 1920s were a bit &quot;specific&quot; in new Soviet republics with decolonisation discourse running hard.If I were ever to develop a desire to become a ceremonial magician, and transplanted in the US for this purpose, I&#039;d just read Eliphas Levi (translated into English by Waite) and then skim through Waite himself. Now, that&#039;s a start - classical and not DMT-fueled.And if I were in Sweden, I&#039;d go to a Watain concert, find someone less alcoholic looking and impress him with fine manners.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rentier, post: 73165, member: 306"] "Just do retarded things online challenge". Here is one of my old threads on .net, actually [URL unfurl="true"]https://neets.net/threads/tarot-cards-for-neets.34081/[/URL] Russian fin-de-siècle literature was written by French rite "fraters" and they left enough legacy to jump into and start from there, with actual real life people to fall back on. You mentioned Mikail Bulgakov before, probably because he lived in Kiev, but Bulgakov was satirical of all these religious movements and also cancelled in Ukraine for portraying civil war era militias as they were. And perhaps for making remarks about second-rate provincial literature, the 1920s were a bit "specific" in new Soviet republics with decolonisation discourse running hard. If I were ever to develop a desire to become a ceremonial magician, and transplanted in the US for this purpose, I'd just read Eliphas Levi (translated into English by Waite) and then skim through Waite himself. Now, that's a start - classical and not DMT-fueled. And if I were in Sweden, I'd go to a Watain concert, find someone less alcoholic looking and impress him with fine manners. [/QUOTE]

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