Frosty, correct me if I'm wrong but it sounds like you've had a lot of powerful experiences over the years that have fostered a sense of magick, but you haven't contextualized it with the proper research. If this assumption is true, I think this may be why the process has been so ungrounded for you.
I suggest really diving into the arcana of magick, study the texts and find the path that you resonate with. I'm not saying you have to get all formal about it, join the O.T.O. or something, just start creating a foundation for the magickal life you wish to lead. GIve your Chaos Magick some more resources.
Read up on buddhism, taosim, kabbalah, shamanism, hermetica, etc. Study the works of others who have trod this path - RAW, Leary, Crowley, McKenna, Regardie, Gareth Knight, Neville Drury, Chris Hyatt, John Lilly, Peter Carrol, Phil Hine.
Basically give your experiences some more context. You're certainly not the first person to get thoroughly warped by Morrison's epic hypersigil. Keep in mind that The Invisibles is explicitly designed to be a magickal mindfuck and Grant used a lot of these texts to inform his narrative. Being a sensitive and just sucking down the series is bound to cause some major psychic waves.
If you do move into a feeding phase, devouring texts and such, just be careful not to get too caught up in only thinking about these things. You still have to work with them and invoke often. Find the balance between science and religion, as it were. If you ground the experiences in some good metaphors and myths, you'll be much more adept at invoking them and much more capable of integrating them with your daily life without getting too spun out. |