A) A type of music genre B) A type of ancient language C) Hidden or secret knowledge D) A secret society
A) Madame Blavatsky B) Eliphas Levi C) Aleister Crowley D) John Dee
A) Astrology B) Tarot reading C) Necromancy D) Aura reading
A) Pentagram B) Crescent Moon C) Ankh D) Yin Yang
A) Phoenix B) Unicorn C) Griffin D) Dragon
A) Id B) Shadow C) Consciousness D) Ego
A) Geomancy B) Astrology C) Numerology D) Palmistry
A) Necklaces B) Earrings C) Talismans D) Bracelets
A) Speech therapy B) Manual typing C) Automatic writing D) Texting
A) Psychokinesis B) Precognition C) Telepathy D) Clairvoyance
A) Astrology B) Alchemy C) Chiromancy D) Numerology
A) Kabbalah B) Carnival C) Bollywood D) Algebra
A) Realism B) Occultism C) Activism D) Optimism
A) A meeting to communicate with spirits B) A fancy dinner party C) A group workout session D) A nature hike
A) 16th-century Europe B) 20th-century United States C) 17th-century England D) 19th-century France
A) Michael Dummett B) Wouter Hanegraaff C) Carl Jung D) Edward Tylor
A) A conscious polemic against mainstream science. B) A focus on empirical evidence. C) An acceptance of scientific methods. D) A rejection of all forms of magic.
A) A synonym for traditional religious practices. B) Scientific studies on paranormal phenomena. C) The study of ancient religions only. D) Forms of esoteric currents that developed in the mid-19th century and their descendants.
A) Reiki B) Meditation C) Aromatherapy D) Hypnosis
A) Wouter Hanegraaff B) Carl Jung C) Edward Tylor D) Michael Dummett
A) Hanegraaff B) Eugene Thacker C) Jeffrey Sconce D) John Durham Peters
A) Russian B) French C) Latin D) Japanese
A) Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke B) Wouter Hanegraaff C) Julian Strube D) Antoine Faivre
A) Scientific exploration of paranormal activities. B) Spiritualism, Theosophy, Anthroposophy, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, and the New Age movement. C) Only Spiritualism and Theosophy. D) Christian mysticism and Islamic Sufism.
A) History B) Science C) Magic D) Geography
A) Dion Fortune B) Gerald Gardner C) Aleister Crowley D) Helena Blavatsky
A) A broad synonym for irrationality. B) Esoteric teachings within Christianity. C) A form of scientific inquiry into supernatural phenomena. D) The study of hidden religious texts.
A) Hanegraaff B) Genesis P-Orridge C) Christopher Partridge D) Colin Wilson
A) The Interpretation of Dreams B) The Golden Bough C) Primitive Culture D) The Secret Doctrine
A) Ceremonial magic B) Theosophy C) Alchemy D) Yoga
A) Papus B) Antoine Court de Gébelin C) Helena Blavatsky D) Éliphas Lévi
A) Marco Pasi B) Julian Strube C) Emanuel Swedenborg D) Wouter Hanegraaff
A) In a political context against priests and aristocrats. B) In Aymon de Lestrange's article published in Dictionnaire des mots nouveaux by Jean-Baptiste Richard de Radonvilliers in 1842. C) By Jean-Marie Ragon in Maçonnerie occulte. D) By Éliphas Lévi in his book Dogme et rituel de la haute magie.
A) Divination B) Illumination C) Organization D) Exploration
A) Éliphas Lévi B) René Guénon C) Helena Blavatsky D) Jean-Baptiste Richard de Radonvilliers
A) Erik Davis B) John Durham Peters C) Genesis P-Orridge D) Jeffrey Sconce
A) Alchemy B) Gravity C) Magnetism D) Aether |