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looking for resources into chaos magic.

Vlitmer

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beginning research on chaos magic and psychonaut work and looking for good resources as an introduction into the practice. books, articles, etc.
 

Eliyel

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Robert Monroe's work is a great place to look if you're wanting a very thorough deep dive into psychonaut work. I wouldn't suggest his astral projection methods for beginners (achieving an OBE via meditation is extremely difficult to pull off without prior OBE experience), but he's published a ton of research and resources on the subject that are relatively easy to understand, and the tapes he made do a great job breaking down deep meditation techniques for anyone who might not be used to it yet.

For actual techniques, making a habit of doing "reality checks" throughout the day and practicing dream recall goes a long way for lucid dreaming, and is what's brought me the best luck with it. If you're wanting to get into the OBE side of psychonautics, I'd suggest looking into the wakeup-back-to-bed technique and starting there. There are a ton of different methods out there, but in the time I've spent in astral projection circles helping walk new people through the practice, that's noticeably been the method with the highest rate of success for first-timers.

I don't have any strong recommendations for chaos magic, since it's a bit all over the place by nature. It's mostly about carving out your own practice rather than sticking to one specific occult school. The best resources for it imo are just whatever occult books you like, so more information on your own goals and what kinds of magic you're interested in would help a lot with narrowing down suggestions.
 
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