Tag: Cantus Circaeus

• Beings as Epithets: The Planetary Invocations of Giordano Bruno’s Cantus Circaeus – Part II

  

  Having shared the context and content of Giordano Bruno’s planetary invocations from Cantus Circaeus in Part I of this post, we now proceed to explore some of the more magical implications of the invocations. First, we examine the condensed form of astrological magical ritual that Bruno shares and consider its implications, before then moving on…

  Idola Stellarum

  January 26, 2025

  Astrological Magic, Devotion & Theurgy, Inner Sanctum, Planetary Magic, Ritual Practice, Theories of Astrological Magic

  Astrological Magic, Astrological Talismans, Cantus Circaeus, Devotion, Epithets, Giordano Bruno, Idola Stellarum, Magical Practice, Orphic Hymns, Petitions, Picatrix, Planetary Correspondences, Planetary Magic, Prayer, Theurgy, Traditional Magic

• Beings as Epithets: The Planetary Invocations of Giordano Bruno’s Cantus Circaeus – Part I

  

  Cantus Circaeus, or The Song of Circe, was a work on the art of memory published by Giordano Bruno in Paris in 1582, toward the beginning of his career as an author. Intended as a briefer introduction and application of the art of memory (a complex though practical mnemonic system involving the method of loci,…

  Idola Stellarum

  January 25, 2025

  Astrological Magic, Devotion & Theurgy, Inner Sanctum, Planetary Magic, Ritual Practice, Theories of Astrological Magic

  Astrological Magic, Astrological Talismans, Cantus Circaeus, Devotion, Epithets, Giordano Bruno, Idola Stellarum, Magical Practice, Orphic Hymns, Petitions, Picatrix, Planetary Correspondences, Planetary Magic, Prayer, Theurgy, Traditional Magic