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Occult Knowledge Quiz

Occult Knowledge Quiz

1. Who is considered the father of modern occultism?




2. What is the primary text of Thelema?




3. In Tarot, which card is associated with new beginnings?




4. What does the term "alchemy" refer to?




5. What is a sigil?




6. Who wrote the *Kybalion*?




7. What tool is commonly associated with witches for casting spells?




8. Which planet is often associated with magic and occult knowledge?




9. In which tradition is the concept of "Kundalini" prominent?




10. What is the purpose of a "crossroads" in witchcraft?




11. Which animal is often associated with the occult and the goddess Hecate?




12. Which of the following is a form of divination?




13. What is the practice of communicating with the spirits of the dead called?




14. Which herb is commonly associated with protection and purification in magic?




15. What does the concept of "astral projection" refer to?




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