Nocturnal Moon Podcast 2.0: Recent Episodes
Scott Hobbs
I just give some updates about upcoming projects, and what's going on lately. Fangs down it's gonna be a badass year.
In this episode I discuss the art of evocation, of summoning spirits to visible appearance either in a mirror or over the triangle of art. It is a very potent practice that has been watered down by new age occult authors.
I have been shifting my focus from LHP to other paths, as truths have been revealed recently that made me see the true nature of it.
A short episode about a goal I have decided to put into action and reality, the Esoteric Order Of The Old Ones.
I talk about some new things that are happening, 2 books are in review for publication, I have also formed the Chapel of Nyarlathotep, a Facebook group for necromancers and chaos mages to share techniques and experiences.
I talk about the lack of creativity in society as a whole nowadays, the dangers of love spells and how they can backfire, and I talk about the untapped potential of the great library of the Internet.
I discuss the tool of channeling known as the Ouija Board. I give some of my experiences and tips on how to get the most out of your ouija sessions during this halloween season. Enjoy! :)
This was a fun episode where I review Necronomicon: Wanderings of Alhazred. I also talk about chaos magick and the reality surrounding occult works and books in general, and why you should not worry too much about the supposed "authenticity" of an occult tome you decide to use. Free your mind!
I review one of my favorite occult books: Nocturnicon: Calling Dark Forces and Powers by Konstantinos. I go through the ins and outs of the grimoire, and share some insights into what you may experience with it.
I discuss the Simon Necronomicon, share some of my experiences with it and give kind of a review for its effectiveness.
Welcome to my revised podcast! Polished episodes, background music, more in-depth talk about the occult. I'm focusing on my own experiences. Other people both online and offline are left out. Hails!