Third Eye Meditation
Chaos Magick
Bluefluke
The Psychonaut's Field Manual by Bluefluke (freely distributed, c. 2014)
Chaos magick emerged in the late 1970s as a pragmatic approach to magical practice that strips away religious dogma and treats belief itself as a tool. The Psychonaut's Field Manual, a freely distributed illustrated guide by the artist Bluefluke, presents chaos magick techniques in accessible, comic-book form. Third eye meditation in this context is framed as a direct method for activating the ajna center and developing intuitive perception.
Chaos magick draws from Austin Osman Spare's early 20th-century work on sigils and the subconscious, combined with techniques borrowed freely from any tradition the practitioner finds effective. Its core premise is that belief is a tool: adopt it temporarily for the duration of a working, then release it. The Psychonaut's Field Manual has been freely circulated online since approximately 2014.
Tips
- Bluefluke presents this as a skill developed through repetition, not a one-time event. Regular short sessions produce more results than occasional longer ones. - Experiences vary widely: warmth or pressure at the brow, color perception behind closed eyes, or simply deepened stillness. All are within the range of normal. - Chaos magick emphasizes personal experimentation. Try it, note what happens, and adjust.