William Mistele's guest appearances

William Mistele

The Hermetic Hour

Thoth-Hermes Podcast

Peter Grey

John Michael Greer

Tobias Churton

Stephen Flowers

Dean Radin

Jake Stratton-Kent

Poke Runyon

Lon Milo DuQuette

John Dee

Gary Lachman

Gabriel McCaughry

Michael Moorcock

Albert Pike

Tom Delonge

William Morris

OwlTail

On Thursday August 17th, 2017 the Hermetic Hour with host Poke Runyon ishonored to present a review and discussion on the new book of magicalfiction "Stories of Magic and Enchantment" by William Mistele, with theauthor as our guest. This book is handsomely published by Falcon Books,a new publisher in the field. As regular listeners will recall, we havesupported Bill Mistele from the beginning of his writing and publishingcareer, having had him on as a guest with his first book "Undines"(2010). This was followed by "Mermaids, Sylphs, Gnomes, andSalamanders" in 2012. As you might suppose Bill is very much intoFranz Bardon's Hermetic Elemental personifications. He writes from a deepempathy for sacred nature and its spirits, encountering them in humanform as magicians often do. He favors the feminine spiritualperspective. His stories are remarkably free from the usual horror andconflict we associate with supernatural fiction. We might say they aretotally opposite to Lovecraft, while being lovingly crafted. Bill has adegree in philosophy and has spent years studying and meditating withBuddhist and Taoist teachers. He finally devoted himself to theBardonian system of magic and has more books in the works. So, if youwould like to meet a true magical maestro and learn about his visionarywork, tune in and be enchanted.

On Thursday August 17th, 2017 the Hermetic Hour with host Poke Runyon is honored to present a review and discussion on the new book of magical fiction "Stories of Magic and Enchantment" by William Mistele, with the author as our guest. This book is handsomely published by Falcon Books, a new publisher in the field. As regular listeners will recall, we have supported Bill Mistele from the beginning of his writing and publishing career, having had him on as a guest with his first book "Undines" (2010). This was followed by "Mermaids, Sylphs, Gnomes, and Salamanders" in 2012. As you might suppose Bill is very much into Franz Bardon's Hermetic Elemental personifications. He writes from a deep empathy for sacred nature and its spirits, encountering them in human form as magicians often do. He favors the feminine spiritual perspective. His stories are remarkably free from the usual horror and conflict we associate with supernatural fiction. We might say they are totally opposite to Lovecraft, while being lovingly crafted. Bill has a degree in philosophy and has spent years studying and meditating with Buddhist and Taoist teachers. He finally devoted himself to the Bardonian system of magic and has more books in the works. So, if you would like to meet a true magical maestro and learn about his visionary work, tune in and be enchanted.

Stories of Magic and Enchantment with William Mistele (re-broadcast)

On Thursday August 17th, 2017 the Hermetic Hour with host Poke Runyon ishonored to present a review and discussion on the new book of magicalfiction "Stories of Magic and Enchantment" by William Mistele, with theauthor as our guest. This book is handsomely published by Falcon Books,a new publisher in the field. As regular listeners will recall, we havesupported Bill Mistele from the beginning of his writing and publishingcareer, having had him on as a guest with his first book "Undines"(2010.) This was followed by "Mermaids, Sylphs, Gnomes, andSalamanders" in 2012. As you might suppose Bill is very much intoFranz Bardon's Hermetic Elemental personifications. He writes from a deepempathy for sacred nature and its spirits, encountering them in humanform as magicians often do. He favors the feminine spiritualperspective. His stories are remarkably free from the usual horror andconflict we associate with supernatural fiction. We might say they aretotally opposite to Lovecraft, while being lovingly crafted. Bill has adegree in philosophy and has spent years studying and meditating withBuddhist and Taoist teachers. He finally devoted himself to theBardonian system of magic and has more books in the works. So, if youwould like to meet a true magical maestro and learn about his visionarywork, tune in and be enchanted.

On Thursday August 17th, 2017 the Hermetic Hour with host Poke Runyon is honored to present a review and discussion on the new book of magical fiction "Stories of Magic and Enchantment" by William Mistele, with the author as our guest. This book is handsomely published by Falcon Books, a new publisher in the field. As regular listeners will recall, we have supported Bill Mistele from the beginning of his writing and publishing career, having had him on as a guest with his first book "Undines" (2010.) This was followed by "Mermaids, Sylphs, Gnomes, and Salamanders" in 2012. As you might suppose Bill is very much into Franz Bardon's Hermetic Elemental personifications. He writes from a deep empathy for sacred nature and its spirits, encountering them in human form as magicians often do. He favors the feminine spiritual perspective. His stories are remarkably free from the usual horror and conflict we associate with supernatural fiction. We might say they are totally opposite to Lovecraft, while being lovingly crafted. Bill has a degree in philosophy and has spent years studying and meditating with Buddhist and Taoist teachers. He finally devoted himself to the Bardonian system of magic and has more books in the works. So, if you would like to meet a true magical maestro and learn about his visionary work, tune in and be enchanted.

Stories of Magic and Enchantment with William Mistele

S1-E3 – William Mistele