New work coming in 2024
Cantivalerion's Kin:
A Codex of 52 Spirits Familiar to the Sorcerous Art
"Cantivalerion's Kin: A Codex of 52 Spirits Familiar to the Sorcerous Art" is Robin Artisson's upcoming work to be published in 2024. It is his analysis of 'A Treatise on the Calling of Spirits' found in one of the working books of the 17th century English sorcerer Thomas Allen, along with Robin's own ritual instructions for attempting to adjure, conjure, and experience spirit-beings who were known to practitioners of magic and sorcery as far back as the 16th century- and doubtlessly much longer than that. This practical tome, whose techniques and understandings are accessible to any studious, devoted investigator or practitioner of occult arts, is completely illustrated by Molly McHenry.
The next cycle of Robin Artisson's Upon the Rood Day course is underway for the rest of this winter at Serpent Hall. The next course enrollment announcement will be made early in 2024.
"Upon the Rood Day: The Witchcraft of Christsonday and the Queen of Elphen is delivered to students over 16 weeks in the form of 16 detailed written and illustrated course modules, totaling over 1600 pages, videos demonstrating certain techniques and operations, and recorded lectures. Another optional component of the course is direct interaction with the instructor and other students in the discussion group for the course.
This course comprehensively presents a complete working system of witchcraft or sorcery which is suitable for those who have never practiced any form of the craft before, just as it is suitable for study by advanced crafters who might greatly benefit their own practices thereby.
The method of Witchcraft taught in this course is inspired by Early Modern occult history and practices as well as the course instructor’s own spiritual visions and contacts. It represents a more thorough public sharing of his private working system, developed and proven over 25 years, which has not before been seen."
This course comprehensively presents a complete working system of witchcraft or sorcery which is suitable for those who have never practiced any form of the craft before, just as it is suitable for study by advanced crafters who might greatly benefit their own practices thereby.
The method of Witchcraft taught in this course is inspired by Early Modern occult history and practices as well as the course instructor’s own spiritual visions and contacts. It represents a more thorough public sharing of his private working system, developed and proven over 25 years, which has not before been seen."
