Peter J. Carroll on apophenia, seeing patterns in randomness, as what makes divination work. Carroll ties it to the Apophenia godform and to chaos magic's sigil and probability work.
Chaos Current / Topic
Godforms
Working with deity forms across pantheons
Crowley's table of correspondences mapping the Tree of Life to colors, herbs, gods, perfumes, and many other categories, built from Golden Dawn material and Allan Bennett's earlier tables.
Crowley's instruction in Bhakti: how to choose a deity, build a devotional practice, and use that devotion to power magical work.
Part III of Crowley's Magick (Liber ABA). Ritual technique in depth: banishings, invocations, making and using magical instruments, the Mass of the Phoenix, and Crowley's theory of magical energy.
Post on building Baphomet as a godform for modern practice, as a counter to what the writer calls the Mundane Spell of consumer reality.
Carroll's eight-colour magic system from Liber Kaos, including the godforms for each colour: Apophenia, Babalon, and the rest.
A chaos magic essay sorting sigils, servitors, egregores, and godforms along a scale of made entities. Credited to "Marik" by community convention.
Crowley's commentary on the Thoth Tarot, illustrated by Frieda Harris.
Carroll and Kaybryn's chaos magic system: aeonic theory, a modern pantheon, and ritual practice, with a 54-card Altar Icon Deck.
Joshua Wetzel's chaos magic training grimoire, with long sections on godform construction, invocation, and the eight-colour pantheon.