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| Structure of the Egregores of Esoteric Orders & Lodges |
Part of the additional material I am thinking of including is a brief summary of the energetic structure of egregores. Or maybe, it will be a stand-alone article (really short ebook). I haven't decided yet.
Of course, there will be a horde of people saying that I know nothing about the subject, but what else will be new? Oh, the fact that they will point out that I only write about the occult to make money. Sadly, I have yet to figure out how any occult writer actually makes money writing about the occult. Maybe, I am little slow in the head.
Anyway, I thought that perhaps my regular readers would like to see the (oh so bad, gee, I do not know one side of the pencil from the other) illustration I was thinking of using for the material that I am writing on the structure of esoteric egregores. Click on the picture to embiggen it.
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Hi Morgan,
thanks for this post. I look forward to the Lulu book :)
This is a very interesting diagram, very cool indeed. I am going to go home later and ponder this muchly.
Now of course, since the name of the jpg has "blog version" in it, we know you are holding something back! :) Thanks
I don't think anyone makes money just writing occult books. All the occult authors I know who have any prominence usually have a day job and/or make money teaching classes or seminars. Or if their primary career is writing, they make money writing other-than-occult books. Though admittedly I've managed to make a few thousand a year doing it (which barely compensates me for the time I actually put into it, but then we don't write books like that for money - it's a labor of love). The little bit of compensation we do get is well deserved. :) BTW - I love your diagram.
Interesting ToL diagram, worthly of reflection. I make more more in a week part-time than a year writing. Even the more successful occult authors I hear make only a few thousand a year from their books. If you want to make liveable money from writing, then probably fiction that can be turned into a movie. Cheers.
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