Magick Philosophy


Magick Philosophy

Introduction

Exploring the QBL and the Alternative Nightside

Roger Williamson’s magical philosophy is a tapestry woven from various esoteric traditions, dreams, and the symbolic arts. His work, expressed through both visual and literary mediums, delves deeply into concepts such as the QBL (Qabalah) and offers unique perspectives like the “Nightside: An Alternative View.”

Dream Linguistics and Artistic Expression

Central to Williamson’s approach is “dream linguistics,” where he strives to translate the ephemeral and surreal qualities of dreams into a tangible language for the waking world. His book, “Tarot of the Morning Star,” serves as a testament to this endeavor, intertwining divination with introspective and philosophical insights.

The Circle: Reintroducing Mystery and Ambiguity

Williamson’s philosophy encourages the embrace of mystery and ambiguity, urging audiences to live “effulgent and invigorating lives” enriched by the subconscious. This is exemplified in the recurrent motif of “The Circle,” symbolizing both completeness and the eternal cycles of life and consciousness.

Artistic Influences and Personal Journey

Born in Loughborough, England, in 1947 and raised in Coventry, Williamson was inspired by the French Symbolist painters of the late nineteenth century. This artistic influence, coupled with his esoteric upbringing and rich mythological experience, forms the groundwork for his creations, both in painting and writing.

By using diverse creative media, Williamson seeks to bridge the gap between the sensuous dreaming experience and the waking world, ultimately guiding audiences toward a deeper understanding of human existence. Through his art and magick philosophy, he invites us to rediscover the enchantment and allure of the unknown.

Indepth View of these Topics

Magick Philosophy of the QBL

Jacob’s Ladder Arrangement

The Nightside  An Alternative View

Dream Linguistics

Tarot Of The Morning Star

The Circle

Artist Statement

Roger Williamson is the creator of Tarot of the Morning Star deck and the author of The Sun at Night


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  1. Roger Williamson

    Thank you Jermaine. I didn’t know this site was still up so I am sorry for my delay in thanking you for your feedback. My site is rogerwilliamsonart.com Best Wishes Roger Williamson

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