Principles of Chaos Magic

Chaos Magic, often spelled Chaos Magick, is a contemporary magical practice that emphasizes personal experience and flexibility over strict adherence to traditional systems and rituals. It is characterized by its pragmatic approach, eclectic use of techniques, and the belief that belief itself is a tool that can be manipulated.

Pragmatism: The effectiveness of a technique is the primary measure of its value. If it works, use it; if it doesn't, discard it.

Belief as a Tool: Belief is not seen as a fixed state but as a tool that can be adopted and discarded as needed.

Eclecticism: Chaos magicians borrow from any and all traditions, creating a personalized and adaptable practice.

Deconditioning: The process of unlearning societal and cultural programming to become more fluid and flexible in one's thinking and beliefs.

Key Concepts in Chaos Magic

Gnosis: A state of altered consciousness used to work magic, achieved through various means such as meditation, drumming, dancing, chanting, or sensory deprivation.

Sigils: Symbols created to represent a specific desire or intention. They are charged with energy and released into the subconscious mind.

Servitors: Created entities programmed to perform specific tasks or functions.

Paradigm Shifting: The practice of temporarily adopting different belief systems to achieve magical results.

Divination: Using tools such as tarot, runes, or scrying to gain insights and guidance.