Atramentous Press
Revealing the inner secrets of traditional practices and occult philosophies
The Conditionality of Otherness addresses why the cccultist finds it so enticing to work with the inexplicable. To date, this is the most important book that this author has written, and the reason for this is found through the explanation for why we continue to have a fundamental relationship with those spirits who dwell as Other. The author takes the reader to a place of contemplation where his experiences from working with Andrew Chumbley, a Nepali shaman and Haitian vodouisant who go to inform him and therefore the reader on how to grasp conditionality and therefore the 'current'. By patiently conceiving worlds of possibility, Hamillton-Giles' The Conditionality of Otherness offers a critical step by step analysis for all of those who are interested in exploring the subjectivity of their position that informs their relationship with spirits and gods.
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The Atramentous Press has been initiated as a platform for exploring the mystical and philosophical approaches found in and amongst traditional practices. Encompassing the world of western occultism from Traditional Witchcraft to Ceremonial Magic, from indigenous folkloric practices both here and abroad, to the bringing together of cross-cultural images and beliefs through the formation of innovative magical expressions, this publishing company has been formed to propagate knowledge through new ways of knowing.
It is our aim to open up the debate about how meaning, history, knowledge, magic, superstition, and folklore are understood and applied in various cultural religious practice based settings.
Underwriting our focus is the use of critical analysis, and it is here at the forefront of innovative spiritual endeavour and expression, both through narrative and art, that Atramentous Press intends to provide opportunities for practitioners and researchers alike to comprehend that which compels us to believe in something other than ourselves. It is our aim to open up the debate about how meaning, history, knowledge, magic, superstition, and folklore are understood and applied in various cultural religious practice based settings.
