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Available Now: An Isis Rosary Pocket Edition by Paul 'The Mystic Fool' Ingrassia

For the first time ever, The Iseum of the Tao of Isis Presents An Isis Rosary in a downloadable, printer-friendly pocket version. This PocketMod format prints out on one page, and is cut and folded into an 8 page origami-style booklet. An Isis Rosary reprints both parts, which appeared in earlier forms in Isis-Seshat Magazine, Part I Design and Prayers, and Part II The Meditations. NEWLY ADDED: Also included is a regular sized pdf version, so you get two versions of the booklet for the price of one! Only US $2.00

Available Now: Reflections of a Taoist Isian by Paul 'The Mystic Fool' Ingrassia

For the first time ever, The Iseum of the Tao of Isis Presents Reflections of a Taoist Isian in a downloadable, printer-friendly pocket version. Reprinted in its entirety from the Mirror of Isis webzine. NEWLY ADDED: Also included is a regular sized pdf version, so you get two versions of the booklet for the price of one! Only US $2.00

What does 'The Iseum of the Tao of Isis' mean?

Iseum: The Greco-Roman word for a temple, shrine, or sanctuary dedicated to the worship of Isis.

Tao: Ancient Chinese word that literally means 'The Way', as in 'path'. The Tao is the undefinable, unmanifested, universal divine, often referred to as 'The Mother of the Ten Thousand Things of This World'.

Isis: A Goddess whose worship began in prehistoric Egypt. By Greco-Roman times, she was worshipped as a Universal Goddess throughout the civilized world. Isis is the manifested universal divine, often referred to as 'The Goddess of Ten Thousand Names'.

The Tao of Isis: The personal spiritual path of Paul 'The Mystic Fool' Ingrassia, slowly developed over the past decade and constantly changing and evolving. It is a solitary, eclectic mix of Taoist, Wiccan, Shamanistic, Isian, FOI, and even Catholic Marian practices and rites.

More info forthcoming...

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Revelation by Roy Cram

A good friend of mine, Roy Cram, sent me this poem immediately after I published the Rosary and Reflections Pocket booklets. I really enjoyed it, and with his generous and joyful permission, I am sharing it here.

Enjoy!
Paul


Revelation

Close the eyes.
Stop the ears.
Dull the senses.
Calm the breath.
In quiet darkness
Seek the center.

Watch the thoughts
Run helter-skelter.
Let them go.
Don't try to hold them.
Where did they come from?
Whence do they go?
And who - or what - is watching?

Thoughts and words,
Ideas, sensations,
Books and learning,
Cannot help us.
Searching, grasping
Only hinder.

Give up seeking.
Cease to struggle.
Only sit it perfect stillness.
Be.

by Mad Roy Cram 10-27-11
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Friday, October 28, 2011

Available Now: An Isis Rosary and Reflections of a Taoist Isian Pocket Editions

The Iseum of the Tao of Isis Presents
An Isis Rosary
and
Reflections of a Taoist Isian

both by Paul 'The Mystic Fool' Ingrassia

Available now in 8 page pdf pocket versions for only US $2.00 each!

Order now at the top of this blog.

If well accepted, these will be the first in a series of booklets.

I hope you will consider supporting this old Fool in his endeavors.

Peace, love, and blessings,
Paul 'The Mystic Fool' Ingrassia
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Sunday, July 3, 2011

I have been hearing whisperings... mostly my name called out from nowhere by nobody... not sure if this is the winged one, some other entity, or perhaps my own voice from within...

I made a few steps towards revitalizing my spiritual practices, I set out an altar table and laid all the tools I enjoy using, but never took it further. I feel it calling to me now, again, Kali wants to speak to me, perhaps I should listen, perhaps that is the voice whispering my name...

Feeling lost, often depressed, but at other times elated and eager to see where life goes next. Very confused. Sometimes angry, sometimes sad, sometimes strong, often weak.
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