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230 HIDDEN SECRETS OF THE EASTERN STAR 3. Esther, illustrating fidelity to kindred and friends. Martha, as illustrating undeviating faith in the hour of trial. Electa, as illustrating patience and submission under wrong. These are all Masonic vtrtues, and they have nowhere in history more brilliant exemplars than in the. The Masked Magician has been revealing the secrets of the trade for more than a decade now and is still alive — and happy — to talk about it.

Ralph Tegtmeier (born November 1, 1952), also known as Frater V∴D∴ and Frater U∴D∴ (abbreviation for Ubique Daemon Ubique Deus, 'Demon (is) in all, God (is) in all'), is a Germanoccultist, a longtime member of the Fraternitas Saturni, and co-founder of the Illuminates of Thanateros.

Horst E. Miers in his (German) Encyclopedia of Occult Sciences^[1] cites him as the 'founder of Pragmatic Magic'^[2] whose 'works are characterized by an outstanding conciseness'.^[3] According to Miers,

While the initial impulses of Pragmatic Magic can be verified as early as Spare and Staudenmaier, its consistent implementation in the German speaking realm was only effected by Frater V∴D∴ who also introduced the term.^[2][4]

He features prominently in Gerhard Mayer's field study of 13 contemporary magicians^[5] where he is referenced both under his public magical name Frater V∴D∴ and, perfunctorily anonymized, as Isbrand.

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Background[edit]

While residing in Bonn, Germany from 1979 to 1981, Tegtmeier ran an occult bookstore named Horus. In conjunction with the bookstore, an experimental magical group that became informally known as 'The Bonn Group' was formed. During this time Peter J. Carroll's Liber Null was translated and published by Tegtmeier under his Edition Magus label.

In the late 1980s, during his active participation in the order, Tegtmeier developed the concept of cyber magic. He was also the second-foremost proponent of 'ice magick', second only to the creator of ice magick, Helmut Barthel. In the early 1990s, Tegtmeier was involved with a schism from the Illuminates of Thanateros, an event known as 'the ice magick wars'. Tegtmeier has been uninvolved with the IOT since then, and has distanced himself from Chaos Magic as represented by Carroll.^[6]

Ralph gave his first public account of the schism in an interview with David Rietti, which was published in 2006 in the UK-based occult magazine, The Oracle.^[7] There, he states that, while the altercation between him and Carroll and the subsequent schism positively occurred, the 'ice magick war' itself was an entirely delusionary event that never actually took place except in his detractors' imagination. Ralph also states that during said schism, 80% of the order's membership left the organization, setting up an alternative organization (the Revolutionary Illuminates of Thanateros or RIOT), disputing his opponent's claim that the order was actually saved. Contrary to that inflated statistic, Peter Carroll himself has stated that only the German and Swiss divisions of the order split off, and together they constituted about 30 percent of the total IoT membership.

In his self-published book eismagie. erste einblicke (ice magic. first insights)^[8] Tegtmeier is radically critical of conventional magic and its shortcomings, calling for a deconstructionist approach stripped from cultural, historical and societal bias. He promotes an alternate definition of magic as 'doing the impossible'.^[8]

Personal life[edit]

Tegtmeier is currently CEO of a privately held internet marketing and software development company specializing in natural language generation, search engine optimization and related services.^[9]

Written works[edit]

Under the name Frater U∴D∴[edit]

• Handbuch der Sexualmagie. Praktische Wege zum eingeweihten Umgang mit den subtilen Kräften des Sexus, akasha Verlagsgesellschaft, Haar [1986], ISBN3-922992-02-1 (Secrets of Western Sex Magic)
• Sigillenmagie in der Praxis, Edition Magus, Unkel 1988, ISBN3-924613-13-3 (Practical Sigil Magic)
• Was Sie noch nie über Magie wissen wollten... Tante Klaras Kummertempel, Band I, Edition Magus, Unkel 1989, ISBN3-924613-18-4 (Where Do Demons Live?)
• Kursus der praktischen Magie (three volumes), Edition Magus, Bad Münstereifel 1990, ISBN3-938393-11-4, ISBN3-938393-12-2 & ISBN3-938393-13-0
• Practical Sigil Magic, Llewellyn's, St. Paul, Minn. 1990, ISBN978-0-87542-774-4
• Secrets of the German Sex Magicians: A Practical Handbook for Men & Women, Llewellyn's, St. Paul, Minn. 1991, ISBN978-0-87542-773-7
• eismagie - erste einblicke, Edition Magus, Bad Münstereifel 1996, ISBN3-938393-01-7 (Ice Magic)
• Secrets of Western Sex Magic: Magical Energy and Gnostic Trance, Llewellyn's, St. Paul, Minn. 2001, ISBN978-1-56718-706-9
• Die Schule der Hohen Magie (two volumes), Ansata, München 2001, ISBN3-7787-7182-5 & [München] 2003, ISBN3-7787-7224-4 (High Magic)
• High Magic: Theory & Practice, Llewellyn's 2005, ISBN978-0-7387-0471-5
• Wo wohnen die Dämonen? Was Sie schon immer über Magie wissen wollten, Heyne, München 2005, ISBN978-3-453-70015-4 (Where Do Demons Live?)
• Geldmagie: Reichtum anziehen, mehren, schützen, Ansata, München 2007, ISBN3-7787-7333-X
• High Magic II: Expanded Theory and Practice, Llewellyn's, St. Paul, Minn. 2008, ISBN978-0-7387-0471-5
• Sexualmagie: Freisetzung und gezielte Anwendung der Kräfte des Eros , Ansata, München 2008, ISBN3-7787-7334-8,
• Where Do Demons Live? Everything You Want to Know About Magic, Llewellyn's, St. Paul, Minn. 2010, ISBN978-0-7387-1479-0
• The Magical Shield: Protection Magic to Ward Off Negative Forces, Llewellyn Worldwide, Woodbury, Minn. 2016, ISBN978-0-7387-4999-0

Under the name Ralph Tegtmeier[edit]

• Okkultismus und Erotik in der Literatur des Fin de siècle. Edition Magus, Königswinter 1983
• Der heilende Regenbogen: Sinnvolle Spiele, Experimente und Meditationen zum kreativen Umgang mit den geheimnisvollen Energien von Klang, Farbe und Licht. Edition Schangrila, Haldenwang 1985, ISBN3-924624-14-3
• Evolutions-Training: Die Methode zur Erschließung der Kraftzentren d. Unterbewußtseins. Durch Trance-Reisen in die eigene Entwicklungsgeschichte. Edition Schangrila, Haldenwang 1986, ISBN3-924624-39-9
• Musikführer für die Reise nach innen. Kosmische Klänge zum Entspannen und Meditieren. Die Erfahrbarkeit kosmischer Musik mit Meditationsübungen und Wahrnehmungsschulungen. Edition Schangrila, Haldenwang 1986, ISBN3-924624-39-9
• Die heilende Kraft der Elemente. Praxis der Tattwa-Therapie. Verlag Hermann Bauer, Freiburg 1986, ISBN3-7626-0304-9
• Tarot. Geschichte eines Schicksalsspiels.. DuMont Buchverlag, Köln 1986, ISBN978-3-7701-1682-9
• Zur Gestalt des Androgyns in der Literatur des Fin de siècle, in: Androgyn. Sehnsucht nach Vollkommenheit. (Cat.), ed. by Ursula Prinz, Berlin 1987, S. 113-119
• Der Geist in der Münze. Vom magischen Umgang mit Reichtum und Geld. Goldmann Verlag, München 1988, ISBN3-442-11820-4
• Runen: Alphabet der Erkenntnis. Urania, Neuhausen 1988, ISBN3-908644-52-6
• Aleister Crowley. Die tausend Masken des Meisters. Knaur, München 1989, ISBN3-426-02403-9
• Sternenglaube - Sternenzauber. Das Weltbild der Astrologie. DuMont Buchverlag, Köln 1990, ISBN3-7701-2183-X
• Zauber der Runen. Ein praktisches Arbeitsbuch der esoterischen Runenkunde. Goldmann Verlag, München 1991, ISBN3-442-11899-9
• Astro 5.0 für Einsteiger: Astrologie für Computerfreaks. Goldmann Verlag, München 1992, ISBN3-442-27052-9
• Magie und Sternenzauber. Okkultismus im Abendland. DuMont Buchverlag, Köln 1995, ISBN3-7701-2666-1
• Astrologie. Edition Roter Löwe im Aurum Verlag, Braunschweig 1995, ISBN3-591-08364-X
• Rune Cards by Klaus Holitzka and Ralph Tegtmeier

Under the name Viktor Sobek[edit]

• Die Schattenmeister (novel trilogy), Edition Magus, Bad Münstereifel 1995, ISBN3-924613-50-8

References[edit]

1. ^Horst Miers, Lexikon des Geheimwissens, Goldmann, München 1993, s.v. Frater V.D., p. 222
2. ^ ^abHorst Miers, Lexikon des Geheimwissens, Goldmann, München 1993, s.v. Magie, Pragmatische, p. 396
3. ^'Begr. der Pragmatischen Magie, dessen W. sich durch eine besondere Prägnanz auszeichnen.'
4. ^'Während sich die Ansätze zur p. M. schon bei Spare und Staudenmaier nachweisen lassen, wurde ihre konsequente Entwicklung im deutschsprachigen Raum erst durch Frater V∴D∴, der auch den Begriff p. M. einführte, realisiert.'
5. ^Gerhard Mayer, Arkane Welten. Biografien, Erfahrungen und Praktiken zeitgenössischer Magier, Ergon Verlag, Würzburg 2008
6. ^Stokastikos. 'The Ice War'. Chaos International (23).
7. ^'Ice Magic. A Conversation between Frater Frater U∴D∴ and David Rietti', The Oracle Occult Magazine, Issue No. 6 [2006], pp. 13-18.
8. ^ ^abeismagie - erste einblicke, Edition Magus, Bad Münstereifel 1996
9. ^Tegtmeier's personal statement

External links[edit]

Sex magic (sometimes spelled sex magick) is any type of sexual activity used in magical, ritualistic or otherwise religious and spiritual pursuits. One practice of sex magic is using the energy of sexual arousal or orgasm with visualization of a desired result. A premise posited by sex magicians is the concept that sexual energy is a potent force that can be harnessed to transcend one's normally perceived reality.^{[citation needed]}

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Paschal Beverly Randolph[edit]

The earliest known practical teachings of sex magic in the Western world come from 19th-century American occultistPaschal Beverly Randolph, under the heading of The Mysteries of Eulis:

If a man has an intelligent and loving wife, with whom he is in complete accord, he can work out the problems [of how to achieve magical results] by her aid. They are a radical soul-sexive series of energies...The rite is a prayer in all cases, and the most powerful [that] earthly beings can employ...it is best for both man and wife to act together for the attainment of the mysterious objects sought.

Success in any case requires the adjuvancy of a superior woman. THIS IS THE LAW! A harlot or low woman is useless for all such lofty and holy purposes, and just so is a bad, impure, passion-driven apology for a man. The woman shall not be one who accepts rewards for compliance; nor a virgin; or under eighteen years of age; or another's wife; yet must be one who hath known man and who has been and still is capable of intense mental, volitional and affectional energy, combined with perfect sexive and orgasmal ability; for it requires a double crisis to succeed...

The entire mystery can be given in very few words, and they are: An upper room; absolute personal, mental, and moral cleanliness both of the man and wife. An observance of the law just cited during the entire term of the experiment -- 49 days. Formulate the desire and keep it in mind during the whole period and especially when making the nuptive prayer, during which no word may be spoken, but the thing desired be strongly thought...^[1]

Randolph himself was greatly influenced by the work of English Rosicrucian and scholar of phallicism, Hargrave Jennings.

Ida Craddock[edit]

In the latter part of the 19th century, sexual reformer Ida Craddock published several works dealing with sacred sexuality, most notably Heavenly Bridegrooms and Psychic Wedlock. Aleister Crowley reviewed Heavenly Bridegrooms in the pages of his journal The Equinox, stating that it was:

...one of the most remarkable human documents ever produced, and it should certainly find a regular publisher in book form. The authoress of the MS. claims that she was the wife of an angel. She expounds at the greatest length the philosophy connected with this thesis. Her learning is enormous.

...This book is of incalculable value to every student of occult matters. No Magick library is complete without it.^[2]

Sexual techniques from Craddock's Psychic Wedlock were later reproduced in Sex Magick by O.T.O. initiate Louis T. Culling, a disciple of C.F. Russell.^[3]

Ordo Templi Orientis[edit]

Carl Kellner, the founder of Ordo Templi Orientis, (O.T.O.), claimed to have learned the techniques of sex magic from three adepts in this art.^[4] Beginning in 1904, references to these secrets, Kellner, and the O.T.O. began appearing in 'an obscure German masonic periodical called Oriflamme.'^[4] In 1912, the editors of Oriflamme announced:

Our order possesses the key which opens up all Masonic and Hermetic secrets, namely, the teachings of sexual magic, and this teaching explains, without exception, all the secrets of Freemasonry and all systems of religion.^[4]

Aleister Crowley[edit]

Aleister Crowley became involved with Theodor Reuss and Ordo Templi Orientis following the publication of The Book of Lies between 1912 and 1913.^[5] According to Crowley's account, Reuss approached him and accused him of having revealed the innermost (sexual) secret of O.T.O. in one of the cryptic chapters of this book. When it became clear to Reuss that Crowley had done so unintentionally, he initiated Crowley into the IX° (ninth degree) of O.T.O. and appointed him 'Sovereign Grand Master General of Ireland, Iona and all the Britains.'^[5][6][7]

While the O.T.O. included, from its inception, the teaching of sex magick in the highest degrees of the Order, when Crowley became head of the Order, he expanded on these teachings and associated them with different degrees as follows:^[8]

• VIII°: masturbatory or autosexual magical techniques were taught, referred as the Lesser Work of Sol
• IX°: heterosexual magical techniques were taught
• XI°: anal intercourse magical techniques were taught.

Professor Hugh Urban, Professor of Comparative Religion at The Ohio State University, noted Crowley's emphasis on sex as 'the supreme magical power'.^[6] According to Crowley:

The Book of the Law solves the sexual problem completely. Each individual has an absolute right to satisfy his sexual instinct as is physiologically proper for him. The one injunction is to treat all such acts as sacraments. One should not eat as the brutes, but in order to enable one to do one's will. The same applies to sex. We must use every faculty to further the one object of our existence.^[9]

Writings on sex magic[edit]

Crowley wrote extensively on the topic of sex magick. Some of these works were published and made available to the general public, others were secret and could only be obtained by initiates of Ordo Templi Orientis.

• Liber IAO - IAO. Sexual Magick. Gives three methods of attainment through a willed series of thoughts. The active form of Liber CCCXLV.
• De Nuptis Secretis Deorum Cum Hominibus - Sexual magick
• Liber Stellae Rubeae - According to Crowley, a secret ritual of Apep, the heart of IAO-OAI, delivered unto V.V.V.V.V. for his use in a certain matter of The Book of the Law (Liber AL vel Legis). Sexual Magick veiled in symbolism.
• Liber Agape vel C vel Azoth - The Book of the Unveiling of the Sangraal wherein it is spoken of the Wine of the Sabbath of the Adepts. Secret instructions of the ninth degree of the O.T.O. (Sex Magick)
• Liber Cheth vel Vallum Abiegni - A perfect account of the task of the Exempt Adept considered under the symbols of a particular plane, not the intellectual. Sexual magick veiled in symbolism.
• Liber A'ash vel Capricorni Pneumatici - Analyzes the nature of the creative magical force in man, explains how to awaken it, how to use it and indicates the general as well as the particular objects to be gained thereby. Sexual magick heavily veiled in symbolism.
• The Book of Lies - includes some techniques in symbolic language, including extended mutual oral sex (Chapter 69) while intoxicated on hashish.
• The Paris Working - A record of homosexual magick operations.
• Energized Enthusiasm - An essay developing the idea of creativity as a sexual phenomenon. Specially adapted to the task of attainment of control of the Body of Light, development of intuition, and Hatha yoga.

Arnold Krumm-Heller[edit]

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According to Samael Aun Weor, Arnold Krumm-Heller taught sexual magic without ejaculation.^[10]

Maria de Naglowska[edit]

Maria de Naglowska (1883–1936) was a Russian occultist, mystic, author and journalist who wrote and taught about sexual magical ritual practices while also being linked with the Parisian surrealist movement. She established and led an occult society known as the Confrérie de la Flèche d'or (Brotherhood of the Golden Arrow) in Paris from 1932 to 1935. In 1931, she compiled, translated and published in French a collection of published and unpublished writings by American occultist Paschal Beverly Randolph on the subject of sexual magic and magic mirrors. Her translation and publication of Randolph's previously little known ideas and teachings was the source of Randolph's subsequent influence in European magic.^[11] She augmented the text with what she claimed were some of his oral teachings.^[12] The following year, she published a semi-autobiographical novella, Le Rite sacré de l'amour magique (The Sacred Ritual of Magical Love.)

Later that year, she also published La Lumière du sexe (The Light of Sex), a mystic treatise and guide to sexual ritual that was required reading for those seeking to be initiated into the Brotherhood of the Golden Arrow. Her later book on advanced sexual magic practices, Le Mystère de la pendaison (The Hanging Mystery) details her advanced teachings on the Third Term of the Trinity and the spiritually transformative power of sex, and the practice of erotic ritual hanging and other sensory deprivation practices. Beyond occult subjects, Naglowska also influenced the surrealist art movement. The Lexique succinct de l'érotisme in the catalog of the 1959 International Surrealist Exhibition in Paris noted her important influence.^[13] Surrealist Sarane Alexandrian wrote a detailed account of her life.^[14]

See also[edit]

• Marjorie Cameron and Jack Parsons
• Coitus reservatus (also known as karezza)

Notes and references[edit]

1. ^Randolph, Paschal Beverly (1996). 'Appendix B: The Mysteries of Eulis'. In Deveney, JP (ed.). Paschal Beverly Randolph : A Nineteenth-Century Black American Spiritualist, Rosicrucian, and Sex Magician. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press. pp. 327–342. ISBN978-0-7914-3120-7.
2. ^The Blue Equinox. III. Aleister Crowley (ed.). Detroit MI: Universal Pub. Co. 1919.CS1 maint: others (link)
3. ^Culling, Louis T. Sex Magick. St. Paul, MN: Llewellyn Publications, 1988.
4. ^ ^abcThe Magical World of Aleister Crowley, page 78
5. ^ ^abKing, Francis The Magical World of Aleister Crowley page 80
6. ^ ^abUrban, Hugh. Unleashing the Beast: Aleister Crowley, tantra and sex magic in late Victorian England. Ohio State University
7. ^Crowley, Aleister (1921). 'Book of Lies'. p. 6. Retrieved 31 May 2010. Shortly after publication [of the Book of Lies], the O.H.O. (Outer Head of the O.T.O.) came to me... He said that since I was acquainted with the supreme secret of the Order, I must be allowed the IX {degree} and obligated in regard to it. I protested that I knew no such secret. He said `But you have printed it in the plainest language'. I said that I could not have done so because I did not know it. He went to the bookshelves; taking out a copy of THE BOOK OF LIES, he pointed to a passage... It instantly flashed upon me. The entire symbolism not only of Free Masonry but of many other traditions blazed upon my spiritual vision. From that moment the O.T.O. assumed its proper importance in my mind. I understood that I held in my hands the key to the future progress of humanity...
8. ^Crowley, Aleister. Magical Diaries of Aleister Crowley, p. 241
9. ^Crowley, Aleister (1970). The Confessions of Aleister Crowley, ch. 87. New York: Farrar Straus & Giroux ISBN0-8090-3591-X
10. ^Samael Aun Weor (2001) [1961]. 'GIAO'. The Perfect Matrimony. Glorian Publishing. ISBN0-9742755-0-6.
11. ^Versluis, Arthur (2005). Gutierrez, Cathy (ed.). The Occult in Nineteenth Century America. Aurora, CO: The Davies Group. p. 29. ISBN1-888570-83-0.
12. ^Deveney, John Patrick (1997). Paschal Beverly Randolph: A Nineteenth-Century Black American Spiritualist. State University of New York Press. p. 226.
13. ^Rosemont, Penelope (1998). Surrealist Women: An International Anthology. Athlone Press. pp. lvi and xlii. ISBN9780485300888.
14. ^Alexandrian, Sarane (1977). Les Libérateurs de l'amour. pp. 185–206.

Further reading[edit]

• Wilson, Robert Anton (1988) Sex, Drugs and Magick: a journey beyond limits; revised ed. (First ed. entitled Sex and Drugs: Chicago: Playboy Press, 1973)
• Hans Thomas Hakl, 'Maria de Naglowska and the Confrérie de la Flèche d’Or'. In: Politica Hermetica, Nr. 20, Lausanne, L’Age d’Homme 2006, p. 113–123.
• Hans Thomas Hakl, 'The Theory and Practice of Sexual Magic, Exemplified by Four Magical Groups in the Early Twentieth Century', in: Wouter J. Hanegraaff and Jeffrey J. Kripal (Eds.), Hidden Intercourse. Eros and Sexuality in the History of Western Esotericism, Leiden, Brill, 2008, p. 445-478.
• Stone, Karl. 'The Moonchild of Yesod: A Grimoire of Occult Hyperchemistry.' (2012).
• Stone, Karl. 'The Star of Hastur: Explorations in Hyperchemistry.' (2015).
• Urban, Hugh B. (2006) Magia Sexualis: sex, magic, and liberation in modern Western esotericism. Berkeley: University of California Press
• Schreck, Zeena and NikolasDemons of the Flesh: The Complete Guide to Left Hand Path Sex Magic. (2002) Creation Books

External links[edit]

• Forms of Tantrism by Samael Aun Weor