LUNMU is a self-described spiritual-esoteric newsletter from the Hozumi family, claiming Japanese shrines, the Ark of the Covenant and Yatagarasu crows reveal a secret Christ lineage tied to a coming singularity and pole shift. Its issues promote a paid online temple and social media challenges, with no verifiable sourcing or research.
Website: https://www.lunmu.io/
A reflective newsletter exploring the history of esoteric and philosophical ideas, such as enchantment, the occult, and the monad, with citations to primary sources. Each issue offers a carefully argued essay that traces how key terms changed meaning over centuries.
Sacred Illusion explores esoteric and historical subjects such as the Celtic seasonal calendar, Gnosticism and ley lines, separating historical evidence from popular myth. Readers get well-researched explanations along with practical guidance, such as how to investigate ley lines on foot while keeping the evidence honest.
A personal newsletter exploring animism as a lived, contemporary practice of relating to place, infrastructure, weather and everyday surroundings. It offers reflective essays and first-person accounts of moments of connection, such as an encounter with a historic bridge in Hobart.
A personal essay and podcast newsletter that mixes religion, esotericism, conspiracy culture and contemplative practice, written from a contrarian and idiosyncratic point of view. Readers get long-form commentary, interviews with occult authors, and reflections on death, consciousness and meditation.
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