Oh! , holy shit yeah that's the one.

Gonna go lay down for a bit because I forgor™ he did all that already.

News cycle sure do be cycling

I'm very curious what "wave" Elon Musk and Peter Thiel etc came out of with their tech authoritarian nature then.

Was it vaporwave? NewWave? Was it Fruitiger Aero? I bet it was Fruitiger Aero

Can confirm. Skill issue.

Look at this, Such delectable food of the gods:

Your assumption was wrong but you still arrived at the correct outcome, rest assured.

Hi btw, Bearded man here ;)

The only person I've heard of who was BETTER somehow on an all meat diet was Augustus Owsley Stanley III , but then the acid king would be weird, wouldn't he.

The Grateful Dead when living with him briefly early on were made to only eat meat too and agreed they played better.

I'm vegan still tho

x. Hopefully these help. My Witchcraft eBooks are organised and lumped in with mysticism books too so was hard to sieve through.

At the very least though, maybe these can serve as a jumping off point?

This site too. I literally live on here! :

z-library.sk

5. "The Green Witch: Your Complete Guide to the Natural Magic of Herbs, Flowers, Essential Oils, and More" by Arin Murphy-Hiscock - This book emphasizes the connection between witchcraft and nature, exploring the philosophy of working with the earth and its resources.

4. "The Craft: A Witch's Book of Shadows" by Dorothy Morrison - This book discusses the significance of personal practice and the philosophical foundations of witchcraft, encouraging readers to explore their own beliefs and intentions.

3. "The Witch's Book of the Dead" by Christian Day - While it touches on practical aspects, it also delves into the philosophical relationship with death and the afterlife, offering a unique perspective on witchcraft's deeper meanings.

2. "Witchcraft: A Handbook of Magic" by David Conway - This work provides insights into the philosophical underpinnings of witchcraft, discussing its historical context and its relevance in modern practice.

Here's some books that should help to delve into the philosophy and underlying principles of witchcraft.

1. "The Spiral Dance" by Starhawk - This book explores the spiritual aspects of witchcraft and its connection to nature, emphasizing the importance of personal empowerment and community.

What do you mean exactly?

I have 22 books with "Witch" in the title and nearly 200 about magic, Mysticism and Alchemy etc.

So might be able to help, Metaphysical Philosophical Contemporary Witchcraft can be a little esoteric in itself though. So wdym? What are you looking for with that?