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Chaos Current
A directory of chaos magic.
Chaos magic is a contemporary magical practice that treats belief as a tool and is eclectic in its techniques. This site is a collection of books, essays, blogs, podcasts, videos, tools, communities, and archives.
If you're new to chaos magic, the intro is a place to start.
Suggestions welcome at chaos@chaoscurrent.org.
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Jan Fries on "freestyle shamanism": trance, breathwork, and freehand automatic drawing as a route to sigils and vision, built from Zos Kia Cultus, Thelema, and Taoist sources rather than a fixed system. Full text on the Internet Archive.
Carroll's follow-up to Liber Null and Liber Kaos: short aphoristic chapters and exercises that push chaos magic theory through cybernetics, probability, and self-modification. Full text on the Internet Archive.
Jan Fries on seidr and trance technique: shaking, swaying, and serpent-power methods for reaching altered states, drawn across Northern European and comparative sources. Full text on the Internet Archive.
An early chaos magic primer compiled by the Lincoln Order of Neuromancers and circulated as a freely copied chainbook. Sections on sigils, ritual, magical weapons, techno-shamanism, and titan-gnosis. Full text on the Internet Archive.
Ray Sherwin frames a magical working as a piece of theatre, moving through secrecy, self-initiation, the liminal gnosis, and banishing. A short 1982 book by a co-originator of chaos magic. Full PDF on Kaosphorus.