Morgan Drake Eckstein is a ceremonial witch and magician living in Denver. I would tell you more; but everyone's lawyer insists that the events that Morgan said happened never did. In other words, someone is willing to spend a lot of money and time in court to prove that Morgan has never lived In Denver, or been a pagan ever--just so that they can continue to abuse their organizations in the name of that sweet Apex Monopoly over all things magical and mystical. Obey your Witch Queen by boycotting this author and all of his events. Don't you love She Who Must Rule all witches in the whole wide world?!?
In this 5k essay, Mad Uncle Morgan discusses the dark deeds and black magick that resulted in him being officially expelled from Golden Dawn and Thelema.
In this novelette length (15k) book, long time blogger and Cult Watchdog discusses the numerous legal threats that he has received as a writer, including a promise by his youngest sister to get him charged with Gross Negligence for not reporting the child abuse that they experienced as kids. Morgan has failed your favorite Purity Test, proving that he was never part of your esoteric tradition.
In this whirlwind tour, everyone’s favorite happy little cynic discusses his life as a witch among the students of Thelema and Golden Dawn. Oh why, has Morgan been banned thirteen times? Truth. Known cult watchdog, Morgan Drake Eckstein, recounts his adventures as a Wiccan among the ceremonial magicians & Hermetic (Rosicrucian) students of Thelema/ Golden Dawn. Is he guilty of black magick? Maybe.
In this double shot from the Life and Times of Mad Uncle Morgan, the rogue pagan historian (Wicca and Golden Dawn) discusses thirteen individuals who affected Morgan’s entire career in esoteric traditions. From his horrid bio-mother to his first High Priestess, in and out of covens, no memory is sacred writ. “That story must be a lie; all witch queens outrank Morgan, right?” The lies begin . . .
Part of Bast Temple's June OFM (Open Full Moon ritual) series, this Golden Dawn inspired Wiccan ritual combines the idea of magical images (astrological magical talisman images) with the symbolism of the Wiccan Wheel of the Year (eight Sabbats). This ritual was first performed in June 2013 at a Hearthstone Community Church's Open Full Moon ritual in Denver, Colorado.
Perceptions
on Jan. 03, 2012
In places it reads like a cross between philosophy and poetry. It is a little rough in a couple of places, but not so bad that one gives up on the piece. I will be interested to see how this writer develops with more experience.