Do What Thou Wilt & The Grand Conspiracy | Michael Tsarion (#33)

In this captivating episode (#33) of Vocation, host Matty welcomes back esoteric scholar Michael Tsarion for a profound continuation into the occult, centered on the provocative maxim “Do What Thou Wilt.” They examine the three ages of the occult from Isis to the rebellious spirit of Horus, the eternal tension between individuality and society, the suffering of the outsider, the dark night of the soul, the transformative role of anxiety and repression, and the mechanics of the grand conspiracy. From love under will and the divergent paths of magic versus mysticism to the hijacking of esoteric traditions and idealism as a bridge to higher truth, this conversation challenges everything we think we know about freedom, authenticity, and humanity’s quest for genuine liberation. A powerful and illuminating journey deeper into esoteric wisdom and spiritual rebellion.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to the Occult and Its Ages03:12 Exploring the Three Ages of the Occult09:17 Exploring the Ages: From Isis to Horus12:01 The Spirit of Horus: Rebellion and Change22:35 The Siddhartha Road: Individuality vs. Society39:39 Repression and The Suffering of The Outisder49:36 The Dark Night of the Soul56:23 Facing Mortality and Authenticity01:01:05 Anxiety and its role in Anger01:05:31 The Bond of Freedom01:08:28 Do What Thou Wilt & The Imperial Self01:18:01 The Essence of The Grand Conspiracy01:20:09 Love Under Will: Magic Vs Mysticism01:30:55 Individualism in Mysticism and Magic01:34:37 The Paths of the Mystic and the Magician01:39:56 The Hijacking of Mysticism and Magic01:45:44 Repression and the Unleashing of Anxiety01:51:57 The Materialist's Hallucination01:59:58 Idealism: A Bridge Between PathsFollow me on:X: https://x.com/Vocation0110Youtube: http://youtube.com/@Vocation01Substack: https://vocation01.substack.com/Insta: https://www.instagram.com/vocation0110/Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/Vocation01Follow Michael at:https://unslaved.com/https://www.michaeltsarion.com/https://michaeltsarion.substack.com/Reference:https://www.michaeltsarion.com/aleister-crowley.htmlhttps://www.michaeltsarion.com/age-of-idolatry.htmlhttps://www.michaeltsarion.com/happy-discontents.htmlhttps://www.michaeltsarion.com/the-case-for-idealism.html