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Tom Tit Tom An Essay on Savage Philosophy in Folk-Take by Edward Clodd

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Hagen von Tulien is a contemporary artist and occultist. With about forty years of intense magical theory and practice, he has specialized in creating art as an expression and manifestation of magical states of awareness and its use as an esoteric tool. He is working in a variety of media including pen and ink, paper cut, collage and digital formats. Read More

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Tom Tit Tom An Essay on Savage Philosophy in Folk-Take by Edward Clodd