Archtraitor Bluefluke’s incredible Psychonaut Field Manual, a visual guide to getting started with chaos magick, collected in full for your delight and enlightenment!
The Psychonaut Field Manual, attached in whole below, is a comic book guide to chaos magick created by Bluefluke. It’s an incredible, concise piece of work, demonstrating how to use altered states of consciousness and flexible belief to achieve a greater experience of reality.
Magick is one of the oldest pursuits of humanity. It was practiced in caves by tribal shamans, in early religions, and in secret by those who were persecuted by authorities from more organized religions. It was practiced in covens and in secret societies. In fact, keeping it secret has been one of the primary concerns of those who studied it, who sought to hoard their knowledge greedily and prevent it from being used by the uninitiated.
Of course, we think magick should be available to everybody, and liberating it is, of course, a primary concern of Ultraculture.
“Choates,” those who practice the more modern, “chaotic” version of magick, are those who are concerned with discovering the core working truths of magick, discarding everything that is not necessary (like all the silly robes, candles, incense, affirmations and the like) and developing a wholly unique, new, personal approach to magick. All you truly need to do magick is serious willpower, the ability to get into altered states of consciousness, and the core, timeless techniques of sorcery itself. Nothing else is truly necessary. (Chaos magick has now become so popular that even celebrities are using it.)
These are truths that Archtraitor Bluefluke elegantly expresses in this comic book introduction to magick. It’s enough to get an aspiring young sorcerer started. (For more information on chaos magick (and how to do it—for both beginners and advanced students!), check out Ultraculture’s free book and course on magick here.)
Check out the comic below! We’ve now collected all parts into one gigantic mega-edition (consider it the trade paperback version!) below, for your enjoyment.
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