InneR VOice Bio

Harper Feist was discovered as an infant in an Egyptian pyramid coffin. At the age of five, she sold her grandmother for a chocolate bar. She summoned the devil for a tequila shot and hibernated during the harsh winters of 1946 to 1951. She believes that wisdom must be canned, that books must be can openers and that life should be like eating oysters in a hot tub. She has studied Western magic for 200 years, has a PhD in physical chemistry, is known to disappear during full moons and receives messages from her familiar spirit who lives in a red rubber duck. She must not to be trusted with anything that has to stay clean. Actually, it would be wise to leave this website now.

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Outer Voice Bio

Harper Feist is an esotericist, a scientist and a historian. She is interested chiefly in magical/religious innovations of late antiquity, and the use of these tools and methods today. She is involved in Ordo Templi Orientis (she is past-Master of Leaping Laughter Lodge, Valley of Minneapolis, MN, USA), is an ordained priestess of Ecclesia Gnostica Catholica, is the current interviewer of U.S. Grand Lodge’s official podcast, Thelema Now! and is a member of the A∴A∴.

She has given a number of recent presentations at national and international occult conferences including Trans-States 2022, Paganicon 2022, NOTOCON (2017 and 2023), ThelemaCON (2019, 2020, 2022) and the Magical Women Symposium 2019. Most recently, she presented at HekateFest 2023 and Symposium Chthonia 2023.

She teaches a well-received class on scrying at the Blackthorne School, A Workshop of Esoteric Awareness.

Her published works include:

• Wheels of Divine Influence: The Iynx and the Strophalos, in: s.l.: Hadean Press, Conjure Codex V, 2022

• An Explanation of the Illumination in the Hagia Sophia’s Original Dome, in: Peter Mark Adams, Sanctum of Kronos Spiritual Dissent in an Age of Tyranny, Appendix II, London: Scarlet Imprint, 2022

• Hekate Ochetos: The Passage, Munich: Theion Publishing, essay forthcoming in 2024

• Io Typhon: A Hymnal, s.l.: Grayle Press, forthcoming in 2024