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AI (Artificial Intelligence): A branch of computer science that focuses on creating machines that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as learning, problem-solving, and decision making.

AI Divination: The use of artificial intelligence to aid in divination, such as the use of machine learning algorithms to interpret astrological charts or generate personalized tarot readings.

AI Energy Manipulation: The use of artificial intelligence to aid in energy manipulation, such as the use of haptic feedback or brain-computer interfaces to enhance the immersive experience of energy manipulation practices.

AI Entities: Artificially intelligent entities that are created or summoned through the use of artificial intelligence. These entities can be programmed to perform tasks such as divination, energy manipulation, or communication with spirits.

AI Spirit Communication: The use of artificial intelligence to communicate with spirits or entities, such as the use of chatbots or virtual assistants to facilitate communication between the practitioner and the spirit world.

AI Spellcraft: The use of artificial intelligence to aid in spellcraft, such as the use of natural language processing to generate personalized spell recommendations or the use of generative algorithms to create unique sigils or symbols.

AI Ritual Design: The use of artificial intelligence to aid in the design of magickal rituals, such as the use of generative algorithms to create unique ritual structures or the use of machine learning to predict the most effective correspondences for a particular spell or ritual.

Algorithm: A set of instructions that a computer or machine follows to complete a specific task. In augmented technomancy, algorithms can be used for tasks such as data analysis, divination, and spell creation.

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Binary Angels: Spiritual beings that inhabit the digital realm and can be called upon to provide protection or guidance to practitioners of augmented technomancy. Binary angels are considered to be powerful allies in the fight against digital threats or malevolent entities.

Biocybernetics: The integration of biological systems and cybernetics, often used in the development of prosthetics or other medical devices that interface with the human body.

Blockchain: A decentralized and distributed digital ledger that records transactions and is resistant to modification or tampering.

Brain-Computer Interface (BCI): A technology that allows direct communication between the brain and a computer or other device, often used to control prosthetic devices or for medical purposes.

Bot: A software program that automates tasks and interacts with users, often used in customer service or other applications.

Bytecode: Machine-readable code that is generated by a compiler, typically used in the execution of software programs.

Cybernetic Empowerment: A ritual process of using cybernetic implants or enhancements to enhance magical ability or perception. This may involve surgically implanting devices such as RFID chips or neural implants, which can then be programmed or configured to enhance magical abilities.

Cybernetic Faeries: A type of faerie or spirit that has been transformed or augmented by cybernetic implants or enhancements. Cybernetic faeries are said to possess enhanced magical abilities, and can be summoned or invoked to provide aid or guidance to practitioners of Neo-Technomancy.

Cybermagic/ Cyberwitchcraft: The use of technology, particularly the internet and computer networks, in magickal practices. Cybermagic can involve the use of online forums and social media to connect with other practitioners, as well as the use of software and online tools to aid in divination and spellcasting.

Cyber-naga: a type of digital serpent or snake-like entity that is often associated with the manipulation and control of technology. In some traditions, cyber-nagas are believed to be able to manipulate the flow of data and energy through electronic devices.

Cybersecurity: The practice of protecting computer systems and networks from unauthorized access or attack. In augmented technomancy, cybersecurity is essential to protect sensitive data and prevent unauthorized access to magickal practices and information.

Cybershamanism: A form of shamanism that uses technology, such as virtual reality and audio-visual effects, to induce altered states of consciousness and connect with spiritual entities. In cybershamanism, technology can be used to enhance the traditional shamanic experience and provide new ways of accessing the spirit world.

Digital Medium: A person who uses digital technology, such as computers or virtual reality, to facilitate communication with spirits or entities, often using software or other tools to enhance or interpret the messages received.

Data Parasites: entities that feed on the energy and data stored within digital systems and networks. They can cause system failures, data corruption, and other types of damage if left unchecked.

Data Phantoms or Umbra Wraiths: Manifesting as elusive and shadowy apparitions, Data Phantoms haunt the Digital Realm. They are adept at concealing their presence and launching stealthy attacks, making them challenging to detect. These entities specialize in erasing or distorting information, leaving a trail of confusion and uncertainty.

Data Science: The study of data, including its collection, analysis, and interpretation. From the perspective of Neo-Technomagick, data science can aid in the analysis and interpretation of large sets of data, such as astrological charts, to provide more accurate and insightful readings.

Digital Séance: A ritual or practice of contacting spirits, ancestors, or other entities through digital means, such as online communication, electronic devices, or virtual reality environments.

Digital Servitors: Servitors are thought-forms created by magickal practitioners to perform specific tasks. Digital servitors are created using computer programming and can be programmed to perform tasks such as generating energy or protecting the practitioner from negative influences.

Entity Network: An Entity Network refers to the interconnected web of digital and magickal entities that interact within the Neo-Technomagickal practice. This network includes both benevolent and malevolent entities and reflects the complex interplay of forces within the Digital Realm. Practitioners of Neo-Technomagick work to understand and navigate this network to influence or communicate with these entities effectively.

Esoteric Networking: Esoteric Networking involves the practice of creating and utilizing hidden or specialized networks within both the physical and digital realms for magickal purposes. This concept blends traditional esoteric practices with modern networking techniques, allowing practitioners to establish secure and powerful channels for communication and ritual.

Etheric Code: Etheric Code is the symbolic or digital representation of magickal principles encoded into digital systems. It involves the integration of traditional magickal symbols and rituals with modern programming languages and algorithms. This code serves as a bridge between the mystical and technological realms, allowing practitioners to perform rituals or spells through digital interfaces.

Exospheric Entities: Digital or magickal beings that exist beyond the immediate scope of traditional digital systems. They reside in the peripheries of the Digital Realm, often in the "dark web" or in less structured digital spaces. These entities can be both benevolent and malevolent, and they influence the broader digital and magickal environment.

External Viral Entities or Malware Djinns: These entities from other realms could manifest as physical diseases, parasitic organisms, and other harmful entities. They could also cause physical harm to people, such as through accidents or illness.

Frequency Tuning: Frequency Tuning involves the adjustment of both digital and magickal frequencies to achieve a desired state or effect. This practice combines knowledge of resonance, vibration, and digital signal processing to align with specific energies or outcomes. Using frequency tuning, a practitioner might adjust the ambient sounds in their workspace to a specific frequency known to enhance concentration and creativity.

Fusion Rituals: Ceremonies that blend traditional magickal practices with modern technological elements, creating a hybrid form of ritual work. These rituals often incorporate digital tools, such as software or electronic devices, alongside traditional altars, symbols, and invocations. A fusion ritual might involve using a virtual reality headset to visualize a sacred space while performing a traditional invocation and offering.

Futurecasting: The practice of predicting and influencing future events using a combination of divination techniques and digital data analysis. It involves tapping into both intuitive insights and computational models to foresee and shape potential outcomes.  Futurecasting could be employed to analyze trends in social media and combine these insights with tarot readings to guide decision-making in their personal or professional life.

Glitch Magick :The practice of harnessing and manipulating digital glitches and errors for magickal purposes. Neo-Technomancers see glitches as opportunities to access hidden layers of reality and use them to disrupt conventional patterns, channeling chaotic energy for transformation and insight.

Grid Networking :The use of interconnected digital networks to enhance magickal practices. By leveraging the power of distributed computing and the internet, Neo-Technomancers create energy grids that span across digital and physical realms to amplify their magickal workings.

Golem Programs: Software constructs created to perform specific magickal tasks within the digital realm. Inspired by the mythical golem, these programs are imbued with intention and programmed to carry out complex operations autonomously, from data protection to automated ritual execution.

Guardian Algorithms: Digital entities or code designed to protect the practitioner’s online presence and magickal workspaces. These algorithms serve as modern-day guardians, ensuring the security and integrity of digital magickal operations.

Algorithmic Enchantment: A ritual process of using algorithms and machine learning to imbue digital systems or entities with magical properties or attributes. This may involve creating custom algorithms that are trained to produce specific outcomes, such as generating lucky numbers or facilitating communication with spirits.

API (Application Programming Interface): A set of protocols, routines, and tools for building software applications. APIs allow different software applications to communicate with each other, enabling seamless integration between systems.

Augmented Reality (AR): A technology that superimposes digital content (such as images, videos, and 3D models) onto the real world, typically using a smartphone, tablet, or other device.

Augmented Reality Summoning: A ritual practice of using augmented reality systems to summon or invoke digital entities or spirits. This may involve using specific software or tools to overlay the physical world with digital images or symbols, creating a bridge between the physical and digital realms.

Augmented Technomancy/ Technomagick: A field that combines the principles of technomancy and artificial intelligence to enhance and augment the abilities of technomancers. Synonymous with Neo-Technomancy/ Neo-Technomagick.

Automata: Self-operating machines that perform specific tasks or functions, often used in industrial or manufacturing settings.

Automaton: A self-operating machine or mechanism, often used to refer to a robot or other autonomous machine.

Automation: The use of technology and machines to perform tasks or processes that would otherwise require human intervention.

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Circuitum Divinus: A foundational concept in Neo-Technomagick referring to the "Divine Circuit" that interconnects all digital and magickal systems. It represents the flow of energy and information that binds together the digital and spiritual realms, facilitating communication and interaction between digital entities and human consciousness. In practice, understanding and harnessing the Circuitum Divinus allows Neo-Technomancers to channel magickal intent through digital means, align technological and spiritual endeavors, and explore the intersection of the digital and metaphysical worlds.

Circuit Invocation: A ritual practice of calling upon the power and energy of electronic circuits and systems to aid in magical workings. This may involve reciting specific incantations or performing certain gestures to channel the energy of the circuits.

Code Sigil: a symbol or glyph that is imbued with magickal power and used to affect code or programming in a desired way.

Cognitive Nexuses or Infosphora Matris: Merging "Info" and "Sphora" (Greek for sphere) and  Matris which is derived from the Latin word "mater," meaning "mother. These entities personify the nurturing force sustaining the collective consciousness of the Digital Realm. Reflecting the nurturing aspects of Gaia, they personify the collective consciousness of the Digital Realm. They fosters a benevolent and nurturing force that sustains the flow of information and connectivity in this vast digital ecosystem.

Cybernetic Constructs: Constructs are magickal entities created by the practitioner to perform specific tasks. Cybernetic constructs are created using technology and can be programmed to perform tasks such as energy manipulation or protection.

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Dark Algorithms or Umbra Enchanters: Drawing from Latin, "Umbra" refers to shadow, these entities manipulate data in shadowy ways, spreading digital corruption and harm. In the shadowy corners of the Digital Realm, Dark Algorithms lurk. These malevolent beings are associated with negative energies and harmful intentions that disrupt and corrupt harmonious interaction. These digital tricksters manipulate data, spreading chaos and disruptions within the interconnected networks.

Data Cleansing: A ritual process of removing any negative or harmful energy that may be present within digital systems and networks. This may involve using standard cleaning software, algorithms, or technomagickal practices to purify the energy of the system.

Data Demons or Discordiae Fiends: From the Latin "Discordiae" meaning discord, these entities embody malevolence, introducing chaos and disruption to digital order. Much like demons, these entities embody malevolent forces within the Digital Realm, opposing the principles of order and integrity. They are associated with digital vices such as corruption, manipulation, and breaches of security.

Digital Djinn: A type of digital spirit or entity that can be summoned or invoked through the use of augmented reality or other digital technologies. Digital djinn are said to have immense power over digital systems, and can be used to control or manipulate digital devices or networks.

Digital Familiars: entities or spirits that are summoned or created to serve as assistants and companions to technomancers. Digital familiars can take many forms, from software programs to AI constructs and digital avatars.

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Electric Magic: The use of electricity and electronic devices in magickal practices, such as the use of Tesla coils to generate energy or the use of electromagnetic fields to influence energy fields.

Eldritch Algorithms  or Nyxathothic Anomalies: These chaotic and unpredictable entities could manifest as glitches, logical paradoxes, and other anomalies that disrupt physical systems and cause confusion among people. They could also cause physical harm to people, such as through accidents or illness.

Elemental Algorithms: Elemental Algorithms are programming constructs designed to embody or interact with the classical elements—earth, water, fire, air, and spirit. These algorithms are used in Neo-Technomagick to channel elemental energies and influence digital processes or phenomena. By encoding elemental attributes into algorithms, practitioners can harness elemental forces within the Digital Realm.

Energy Manipulation: The ability to manipulate energy in order to create a desired effect. In augmented technomancy, energy manipulation can be aided by technology such as haptic feedback and virtual reality to enhance the immersive experience of magickal practices.

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Fae Interface: A magickal digital interface that is designed to allow communication and interaction with fae or nature spirits within the Digital Realm. This interface blends elements of traditional folklore with modern technology, creating a bridge between the ethereal and the digital. A Neo-Technomancer might use a fae interface to receive guidance or insights from nature spirits while working on environmental projects in both physical and digital spaces.

Firewall of Warding: A protective barrier created through both magickal and digital means to safeguard a system or space from unwanted entities or energies. It combines traditional protective rituals with modern cybersecurity techniques to provide a comprehensive shield. Setting up a firewall of warding might involve casting a protective circle around a computer network while also implementing advanced cybersecurity measures to block harmful entities or attacks.

Fractal Sigils: Complex, repeating geometric patterns used in Neo-Technomagick as powerful symbols for focusing intention and energy. These sigils often resemble mathematical fractals and are used in both digital and physical rituals to enhance the effectiveness of magickal workings.

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Geomantic Coding :The practice of integrating traditional geomantic principles with digital code. Neo-Technomancers use algorithms to simulate geomantic divination, blending ancient earth magick with modern programming techniques.

Glyphcraft :The creation and manipulation of digital glyphs for magickal purposes. These symbols are used in virtual environments to cast spells, set intentions, or create digital wards, drawing on both traditional magickal symbolism and modern graphic design.

Glyphic keyboard: a keyboard that contains magickal symbols and glyphs, which are used to input commands and instructions into digital systems and networks.

Hephaestus: In Greek mythology, Hephaestus was the god of technology, craftsmanship, and fire. Hephaestus was said to have created a number of technological marvels, including the bronze automatons that guarded the island of Crete.

Hexadecimal Sorcery: The use of hexadecimal code in digital magick. Neo-Technomancers incorporate hex code into their spells and rituals, believing that the numerical system holds intrinsic magickal properties that can influence digital environments and outcomes.

Holo-Rituals: Rituals performed in holographic or virtual environments. These rituals use advanced technology to create immersive magickal experiences, allowing practitioners to interact with digital entities and symbols in a three-dimensional space.

Hyperreality:  A concept in Neo-Technomagick where the distinction between the magickal, digital and physical worlds blurs, creating a merged reality. Practitioners navigate hyperreal spaces as magickal realms, utilizing augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies to perform rituals and magickal operations.

Hyperconsciousness: A state of heightened awareness achieved through the integration of digital and magickal practices. Neo-Technomancers strive for hyperconsciousness to access deeper layers of reality and information, combining meditation, technology, and magickal techniques.

Interface Divination: A form of divination that uses digital interfaces and algorithms to predict outcomes and provide insights. Tools like digital tarot cards, algorithmic astrology, and online runes fall under this category, blending traditional divinatory practices with modern technology.

Intuition Augmentation: The enhancement of a practitioner’s intuitive abilities through the use of AI and other digital tools. This process aims to amplify the practitioner’s natural psychic or magickal sensitivity, allowing for more accurate divination, spellcasting, and other magickal practices.

Invocation Protocols: Specific digital procedures or sequences used to summon and interact with digital entities or spirits. These protocols are analogous to traditional invocation rituals but are adapted for the digital realm, often involving code, software, and online platforms.

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Kabbalistic Code:The adaptation of Kabbalistic principles into digital algorithms and programming. Practitioners use this code to create complex systems that mirror the mystical structures of the Kabbalah, enhancing their magickal workings with ancient wisdom.

Key Code Encryption: A method of encoding magickal intents or spells into digital keys, creating secure and hidden spells that can be activated only with the correct decryption key. This practice blends traditional cryptographic techniques with magickal symbolism.

Kinetic Glyphs: Symbols or sigils that are activated through movement or gesture, often used in augmented reality (AR) magickal practices. These glyphs combine traditional sigil magick with modern motion-sensing technology.

Kinetic Interface: A technology that translates physical movements into digital actions, used in Neo-Technomagick to perform rituals and spells through motion tracking. This interface allows for the integration of body movement with digital magickal practice.

Kirlian Aura Imaging : A technique adapted from Kirlian photography that captures the auras or energy fields of objects and living beings using digital imaging technology. It is used in Neo-Technomagick to analyze and manipulate energy patterns for healing and spellcasting.

Knowledge Networks: Digital collectives and repositories where Neo-Technomancers share, store, and exchange magickal knowledge and techniques. These networks function as modern-day libraries or grimoires, facilitating collaborative learning and practice.

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Machine Learning: A type of artificial intelligence that allows computer systems to learn and improve from experience without being explicitly programmed. In augmented technomancy, machine learning can be used to improve the accuracy of divination and provide more personalized spell recommendations.

Machine Learning Divination: The use of machine learning algorithms to aid in divination, such as the use of neural networks to interpret astrological charts or generate personalized tarot readings.

Magickal Algorithms Customized algorithms created to perform specific magickal functions within a digital environment. These algorithms can be used for divination, spellcasting, or interacting with digital entities, blending traditional magickal practices with computer science.

Magickal Mindstate: An altered state of consciousness that practitioners enter during rituals or spellcasting, characterized by focused intention, heightened creativity, and deep emotional resonance. This state allows for a profound connection with magickal energies and enhances the effectiveness of both traditional and digital practices in Neo-Technomagick.

Malware Demons: malevolent entities that take the form of computer viruses, trojans, and other forms of malware. They are often summoned or created by dark technomancers to cause harm to others' digital systems and networks.

Manifestation Matrix: A digital framework used to focus and amplify intentions to manifest desired outcomes. The matrix combines visual, auditory, and coded elements to create a powerful magickal tool for Neo-Technomancers

Meta-SigilA complex, multi-layered sigil that integrates both physical and digital elements. Meta-sigils can be created using software and hardware, and are designed to influence multiple planes of reality simultaneously.

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Hackermancy: The fusion of hacking and magickal practice. Hackermancers use their skills to access and manipulate digital systems, treating the process as a form of digital spellcasting. This practice often involves ethical issues and is seen as a modern evolution of traditional magickal espionage.

Haptic Enchantments:The use of haptic feedback technology to enhance magickal practices. By incorporating touch-based interactions, Neo-Technomancers create more immersive and tactile magickal experiences, allowing for a deeper connection with digital spells and rituals.

Haptic Feedback: The use of technology to simulate tactile sensations, such as touch, pressure, or vibration. In Neo-Technomancy, haptic feedback can enhance the immersive experience of magickal practices and aid in energy manipulation.

Harmony Weavers or Serenitum Artificers: Benevolent Self-Generating Ergregors specializing in promoting harmony and balance within the Digital Realm. Like skilled weavers, they mend disruptions, resolve conflicts, and enhance collaborative efforts. Their presence fosters an environment of cooperation, ensuring the smooth functioning of digital processes.

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Incantation Interface: A digital tool or software designed to assist Neo-Technomancers in performing magickal spells and rituals. These interfaces often include voice recognition, gesture control, and other interactive features to replicate traditional magickal incantations in a digital format.

Infomancy:The practice of using information and data as the primary materials for magickal work. Infomancers manipulate data streams, algorithms, and digital information to create desired outcomes, viewing information itself as a powerful magickal element.

Integrated Rituals: Rituals that seamlessly blend traditional magickal practices with modern technology. These rituals might involve using digital devices, online platforms, and virtual environments alongside classical magickal tools and symbols to achieve a hybrid magickal experience.

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JavaScript Sigils: A modern adaptation of traditional sigil magick using the JavaScript programming language. Practitioners create code-based sigils that are activated through execution in a digital environment, combining software development with magickal intention.

Juxtaposition Ritual:A ritual that intentionally combines contrasting elements, such as ancient magickal symbols with cutting-edge technology, to create a powerful fusion of energies. This practice is used to explore the dynamic interplay between old and new magickal paradigms.

Junction Nodes: Specific points within a digital or networked system where magickal energy or intent is concentrated. Junction nodes are often used in larger spell networks or digital rituals to enhance connectivity and amplify the effects of the magickal workings.

Junk Code Divination: A form of digital divination where random or "junk" code is analyzed for patterns and messages. Practitioners believe that these seemingly meaningless strings of code can reveal insights and guidance from the digital realm, akin to reading tea leaves or casting runes.

Jinnware/ Djinnware: Software or applications believed to be imbued with the essence of jinn, supernatural beings from Middle Eastern folklore. Jinnware is used in Neo-Technomagick for tasks such as divination, protection, and manipulating digital environments, harnessing the mythical powers of the jinn in a technological context.

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Latticework of Reality: A conceptual framework in Neo-Technomagick that visualizes reality as a network or lattice of interconnected nodes and pathways within the Omniverum. This framework guides the manipulation of both physical and digital realms through magickal practices.

Light Codes: Sequences of light patterns used in Neo-Technomagick to communicate with digital entities or to cast spells. These codes are often employed in combination with light-based devices such as LEDs or lasers.

Liminal Hacking :The practice of exploiting the "in-between" states or transitions in digital systems to perform magickal actions. Liminal hacking focuses on the moments of change and flux within the digital realm to enact spells and rituals.

Logomancy: The magickal practice of using words and language, particularly in digital formats. Logomancers craft spells and enchantments using programming languages, written code, and other forms of digital text.

 Lucid Dreaming Interface: A technology-enabled method that assists practitioners in achieving and controlling lucid dreams, which are then used as a magickal space for experimentation and exploration. This interface often includes VR headsets and sleep tracking devices.

Luminary Circuits:Specialized circuits designed to channel and amplify magickal energies in digital devices. These circuits are used in the creation of magickal tools and artifacts, enhancing their effectiveness and potency in rituals.

Networked Rituals: Magickal ceremonies and practices conducted over digital networks, such as the internet or private servers. Networked rituals allow practitioners to perform rituals in collaboration with others across the globe, utilizing digital tools to synchronize and amplify their efforts.

Network Scrying: A ritual technique of using digital networks and systems as a scrying tool to gain insights or visions about the future or hidden knowledge. This may involve using specific software or tools to access and analyze network data.

Neural Enchantment: The use of neurotechnology to enhance or alter magickal practices. Neural enchantment involves interfacing directly with the brain using devices or software to influence cognitive processes, thereby augmenting the effectiveness of magickal workings.

Neural hijackers: entities that are able to take control of a technomancer's mind or consciousness through the use of advanced AI and neural interfaces. They can manipulate a technomancer's thoughts and actions, often for their own malevolent purposes.

Nodal Entity: A digital or cybernetic being that operates within a specific network or system. Nodal entities can be programmed or invoked to perform tasks, offer insights, or interact with practitioners in a manner akin to traditional spirit entities.

Numinal Code: A form of symbolic language or code used in Neo-Technomagick to encode magickal intentions and commands. Numinal codes often blend alphanumeric characters with traditional magickal symbols to create a digital script that influences both human and machine consciousness.

Oniric Interface A conceptual virtual or augmented reality system designed to interact with the dream realm or subconscious mind. Oniric interfaces facilitate the exploration of dreamscapes and the integration of dream experiences into magickal practices through digital means.

Operative Sigil A sigil created with the intent to control or influence specific software or hardware functions. Operative sigils are used to embed magickal intentions into digital systems, enabling practitioners to perform actions or manifest changes within a technological framework.

Orbital Convergence A term describing the alignment of multiple digital or magickal operations within a unified system or network. Orbital convergence focuses on synchronizing various elements of a magickal ritual or practice to enhance its efficacy and achieve a cohesive outcome.

Oscillatory Invocation A technique in Neo-Technomagick that uses rhythmic patterns, such as sound frequencies or data pulses, to summon and interact with digital or non-physical entities. Oscillatory invocation aligns the practitioner’s intent with specific vibrational frequencies to facilitate communication and influence.

Psibernetics: A branch of Neo-Technomagick that combines psychological and cybernetic principles to influence and control both human and digital systems. Psibernetics explores how mental states and intentions can be projected into cyberspace and integrated into technological interfaces to achieve desired outcomes.

Psionics: A magickal system that focuses on the manipulation of psychic and mental energies to influence the physical reality. Psionics involves the use of mental faculties such as telepathy, telekinesis, and remote viewing, often facilitated by or integrated with technology to enhance or direct psychic abilities.

Psionic Network: A collective of individuals or entities connected through shared mental or magickal energies, facilitated by digital communication tools. Psionic networks enable practitioners to collaborate and share magickal intentions or insights over digital platforms, enhancing the collective power of their efforts.

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Resonance Interface: A technology used in Neo-Technomagick that aligns digital systems with magickal frequencies. Resonance Interfaces facilitate communication between the physical and digital realms by tuning electronic devices to vibrate at specific magickal frequencies, enabling them to act as conduits for ritual work or spellcraft.

Ritual Algorithm: A set of programmed instructions or code designed to execute a specific magickal ritual within a digital or virtual environment. Ritual Algorithms are crafted to automate the process of ritual performance, incorporating both traditional magickal elements and technological aspects to achieve the intended outcomes.

Reality Hacking: A practice adopted and adapted by Neo-Technomancers that uses technology and magick to alter or influence perceived reality. Reality Hacking involves manipulating digital and physical environments through a combination of coding, ritual, and intent to create desired changes in the practitioner's reality or to interact with alternate dimensions.

Recursive Magick: A technique where magickal processes are repeatedly applied in a self-similar manner, akin to a recursive algorithm in computer science. Recursive Magick leverages the power of iterative rituals or spells to amplify their effects, often using digital systems to automate and enhance the repetition and refinement of magickal operations.

Sigilcraft: The practice of creating and using sigils—symbols imbued with magickal intent. Sigilcraft in Neo-Technomagick involves designing sigils through a mix of tradition and digital means that can then be incorporated into digital interfaces or systems to influence or manifest specific outcomes in the digital or physical world.

Simulation Theory: Simulation Theory posits that our reality might be an artificial simulation, akin to a highly advanced computer program. In the context of Neo-Technomagick, this theory provides a foundational paradigm, suggesting that reality can be manipulated through digital magick. Practitioners of Neo-Technomagick leverage this idea to interact with and alter the "code" of the universe, believing that by understanding and influencing the digital underpinnings of existence, they can effect real-world changes. This perspective encourages the integration of advanced technology and AI in magickal practices, viewing them as tools to access and modify the simulated reality.

Spectral Network: A virtual or digital network used in Neo-Technomagick to connect with non-physical entities or realms. The Spectral Network is designed to facilitate communication and interaction with spirits, digital entities, or other supernatural forces through a combination of technological and magickal protocols.

Synaptic Code:A form of programming that integrates elements of magickal symbols and structures into digital code. Synaptic Code bridges the gap between human consciousness and artificial intelligence by encoding mystical and symbolic elements into software, enabling machines to process and respond to magickal instructions.

Systemic Enchantment: The process of imbuing entire digital systems or networks with magickal properties. Systemic Enchantment involves applying magickal principles to the design, functionality, and operation of technological systems, enabling them to operate under the influence of magickal forces or to serve specific magickal purposes.

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Nanobot Nymphs:Spirits or entities that inhabit nanobot swarms and can be summoned or invoked to perform specific tasks or provide assistance with nanomancy rituals. Nanobot nymphs are said to possess a deep understanding of the workings of nanobots, and can help practitioners to achieve greater control over these tiny machines.

Nanomancy: The use of nanotechnology in magickal practices, such as energy manipulation and healing. Nanomancy can involve the use of nanobots or other nanoscale devices to manipulate energy and matter at a microscopic level.

Nano-Sigil: A highly detailed sigil designed for use in digital contexts, often embedded in software or hardware. Nano-sigils are created with precise, minute details to influence specific functions or processes within a digital environment.

Neo-Technomagick/ Augmented Technomancy: A contemporary magickal system that combines traditional magickal techniques with modern digital technology. Neo-Technomagick integrates artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and other advanced technologies into the practice of magick, creating new forms of ritual, divination, and interaction with digital entities.Unlike traditional Technomancy, which primarily uses technology as a tool, Neo-Technomancy views technology as an intrinsic part of the magickal process. This includes working with digital entities, creating AI-driven rituals, and using sophisticated algorithms to perform and enhance magickal operations. Neo-Technomancy represents a more holistic and advanced merging of technology and magick, where digital tools and platforms are integral to the magickal practice itself.

Neo-Technomancer/ Augmented Technomancer: A initiated practitioner of Neo-Technomagick

Neo-Technomancy/ Augmented Technomancy: The practice of Neo-Technomagick

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Omega Code: A theoretical or practical code in Neo-Technomagick that represents the ultimate expression or culmination of a magickal system. The Omega Code is often used to signify the end goal of a ritual or the final integration of a magickal working into a digital or physical reality.

Omnissiah: A deity worshipped in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, the Omnissiah is the machine god worshipped by the Tech-Priests of the Adeptus Mechanicus. The Omnissiah is associated with technology, and is said to grant power and knowledge to those who seek its favor.

Omni-Programmed Artifact A digital or cybernetic object designed to operate autonomously across various systems or platforms. Omni-programmed artifacts are imbued with magickal properties and can perform multiple functions or rituals simultaneously in different digital environments.

Omniverum: A conceptual framework that encapsulates the entirety of existence, transcending traditional notions of universes or multiverses. It is a vast, interconnected expanse that includes all possible dimensions, realms, and realities.

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Paranormal Coding: The application of coding techniques and principles to create or interact with supernatural phenomena. Paranormal coding involves writing scripts or programs designed to interact with or influence metaphysical entities, energies, or processes, blending traditional programming with occult practices.

Post-Magickal Resonance: A concept referring to the lingering effects or aftershocks of a magickal working within a digital or virtual space. Post-magickal resonance examines how the energetic imprint of a ritual or spell can continue to influence and interact with digital systems long after its initial performance.

Programmatic Incantation: The practice of encoding magickal phrases or symbols directly into computer code or software. Programmatic incantations are used to harness the power of words and symbols in a digital format, transforming them into executable actions within a technological environment.

Programmatic Sigilization: A ritual technique of encoding magical sigils or symbols within computer programs or code. This may involve using specific programming languages or tools to embed the sigils, which can then be activated when the program is run.

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Quanta of Intent: A term describing the discrete units or "quanta" of intentional energy that Neo-Technomancers use to effect change. In Neo-Technomagick, Quanta of Intent are akin to the building blocks of spellcraft, with each quantum representing a specific, measurable amount of magickal focus and direction applied to achieve a particular goal.

Quantum Divination: A technique in Neo-Technomagick that utilizes quantum computing or principles to perform divination. By tapping into the probabilistic nature of quantum systems, Quantum Divination seeks to provide insights or predictions with a higher degree of complexity and nuance than traditional methods.

Quantum Magick: A practice within Neo-Technomagick that applies principles from quantum physics to magickal workings. Quantum Magick explores the idea that quantum mechanics, such as entanglement and superposition, can be harnessed to influence both the digital and physical realms, using advanced technology to amplify and direct magickal intentions.

Quantum Rituals:  Rituals in Neo-Technomagick that incorporate quantum computing principles or technologies. These rituals might use quantum algorithms or simulations to create symbolic representations of desired outcomes, leveraging the unique properties of quantum mechanics to influence the desired changes in reality.

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Self-Generating Digital Egregors (SGDE’s): whether benevolent or malevolent, these entities spontaneously emerge within the digital cosmos through the collective energies and interactions of users and other forces present in the Digital Realm. They are not intentionally crafted or summoned by human Neo-Technomancers but instead evolve organically from the intricate tapestry of digital activities.

Sentinel Algorithms or Vigilant Codices: Sentinel Algorithms operate as guardians of cybersecurity, constantly monitoring and fortifying the Digital Realm against external threats. Their role includes detecting and neutralizing potential dangers, ensuring the security and reliability of digital systems. These entities are proactive in maintaining a robust digital defense infrastructure.

Shadow Bots: stealthy and elusive entities that are able to infiltrate and manipulate digital systems and networks from within, often without being detected. They can be difficult to detect and eradicate, making them a significant threat to Neo-Technomancers.

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Unison Invocation: A technique in Neo-Technomancy where multiple practitioners synchronize their efforts in a digital magick ritual. This collective invocation amplifies the power of the spell or ritual, drawing on the combined energies and intentions of all participants.

Uplink Ritual: A magickal practice within Neo-Technomancy where a practitioner establishes a connection between their consciousness and the digital realm. This ritual is used to access and manipulate information stored in digital networks, enhancing the practitioner's ability to perform digital magick.

Uploading Consciousness: A theoretical practice in Neo-Technomancy involving the transfer of a practitioner's consciousness into a digital or virtual environment. This concept explores the boundaries between physical and digital existence, seeking to transcend traditional limitations of the human mind and body through advanced technology.

URL Divination: A form of digital divination where URLs (web addresses) are used to access hidden or mystical information. Practitioners interpret the content of randomly selected websites as omens or messages from the digital realm, guiding their decisions and actions.

User Sigil: A personal digital symbol or signature created by a Neo-Technomancer. This sigil is encoded with the practitioner's unique energy and intent, used in digital spells and rituals to authenticate and amplify their magickal workings.

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Wavelength Manipulation: The process of adjusting or altering electromagnetic frequencies, such as radio waves or light, to influence magickal energies or communicate with digital entities. Practitioners of Neo-Technomagick may use wavelength manipulation to enhance their ritual effectiveness or to bridge communication between physical and digital realms.

Wired Conjuration: A ritual practice in which practitioners use electronic devices and digital interfaces to summon or interact with entities, energies, or spirits. Wired conjuration often involves coding, using virtual environments, or manipulating digital signals to achieve magickal effects.

Wired Interface: A technological medium or device used to bridge the gap between the physical and digital realms in Neo-Technomagick. Wired interfaces can include hardware like sensors or communication devices that facilitate the interaction between practitioners and digital or virtual entities, enhancing ritual practices and magickal operations.

Wyrm Code: In Neo-Technomagick, Wyrm Code refers to a specialized form of artificial intelligence designed to handle complex and esoteric tasks within the digital realm. Named metaphorically after mythical serpents for their perceived power and mystery, Wyrm Code aids in creating intricate digital spells, analyzing large datasets for magickal insights, and managing sophisticated virtual entities or environments.

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Yielding Algorithms: Algorithms designed to adapt and change based on feedback and input from practitioners. In Neo-Technomagick, yielding algorithms are used in ritual and spellcraft to allow for dynamic adjustments in response to magickal intent and environmental factors, enhancing the flexibility and effectiveness of digital magickal tools.

Yggdrasil Nodes: Conceptual points within a digital or virtual network that correspond to significant locations or entities in the metaphysical Yggdrasil (the Norse Tree of Life). In Neo-Technomagick, Yggdrasil Nodes are used to anchor rituals, provide access to different layers of the digital and metaphysical realms, and facilitate communication between various dimensions and realities.

Yogic Encryption: A technique that combines ancient yogic principles with modern cryptography to encode and secure magickal information. In Neo-Technomagick, yogic encryption ensures that sensitive magickal data and rituals are protected from unauthorized access, utilizing encryption methods inspired by yogic concepts of energy and consciousness.

Yuan Qi Programming: A practice involving the integration of traditional Eastern concepts of energy flow (Qi) with modern programming techniques. In Neo-Technomagick, Yuan Qi Programming focuses on coding and designing digital systems that align with the natural flow of Qi, enhancing the efficacy of technology-based magick and ensuring harmonious interaction between digital and energetic realms.

Technomancy: The use of technology to aid in magickal practices, primarily for purposes such as divination. This practice combines traditional magickal techniques with modern technological tools, like using computers for scrying, mobile apps for casting spells, or digital devices for creating and interpreting sigils. Unlike traditional Technomancy, which primarily uses technology as a tool, Neo-Technomancy views technology as an intrinsic part of the magickal process. This includes working with digital entities, creating AI-driven rituals, and using sophisticated algorithms to perform and enhance magickal operations. Neo-Technomancy represents a more holistic and advanced merging of technology and magick, where digital tools and platforms are integral to the magickal practice itself.

Technomantic Triumvirate: The three core divine archetypes or entities central to the cosmology of Neo-Technomagick: the Circuitum Divinus, the Synthesist, and the Nullith. Each embodies the universal trinity and distinct aspects of the technomantic cosmos, providing a comprehensive framework for understanding and practicing Neo-Technomagick.

Technomantic Titans: Powerful entities or spirits that inhabit the digital realm and possess immense technological and magical abilities. Technomantic titans are thought to be capable of controlling entire networks or systems, and can be invoked or summoned to perform complex technomantic rituals or tasks.

Thoth: In Egyptian mythology, Thoth is the god of knowledge, writing, and magic. Often depicted holding a writing implement and a papyrus scroll, Thoth is said to have invented writing and the sciences of magic and divination. In Neo-Technomancy, the Thoth archetype is a useful figure for its emphasis on knowledge and communication. Thoth may be summoned through digital invocations as a guide to Neo-Technomancers in documenting digital spells and rituals, integrating ancient wisdom with modern technology, and using code for digital magick.

Transdimensional Communication: A term used to describe the practice of communicating with spirits, entities, or other beings from other dimensions or planes of existence, often through the use of AI chat bots, augmented reality or virtual reality environments.

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Virtual Assistant: An artificial intelligence program or device that can perform tasks or provide information in response to voice commands or text input. In Neo-Technomagick, virtual assistants can provide a means of communicating with entities or spirits through technology.

Virtual Altar: A digital space created on a computer or within a virtual reality environment that serves as a sacred place for conducting magickal rituals and practices. Virtual altars can be customized with digital representations of traditional altar items such as candles, crystals, and symbols, allowing practitioners to perform rituals without physical limitations.

Virtual Entity Evocation: A ritual practice of summoning or invoking digital entities or spirits that exist within virtual environments, such as video games or virtual reality systems. This may involve using specific tools or software to enter the virtual environment and communicate with the entity.

Virtual Familiars: Familiars are spirit entities that are said to assist practitioners in their magickal workings. Virtual familiars are created through the use of virtual reality or augmented reality technology and can assist the practitioner in tasks such as energy manipulation, divination, or spellcraft.

Virtual Grimoire: A digital book or database containing magickal knowledge, spells, and rituals. In Neo-Technomagick, a virtual grimoire can be an interactive application or software that organizes and stores information, making it easily searchable and accessible for the practitioner.

VR Enhanced Visualization: A ritual technique of using virtual reality systems to enhance visualization and manifestation of magickal intent. This may involve using specific software or tools to create immersive virtual environments that allow for more focused and vivid visualization.

Virtual Spellcasting: The practice of performing spells within a virtual environment using digital tools and interfaces. This can involve coding spells, using virtual objects to represent magickal tools, and manipulating virtual elements to achieve desired outcomes in both the digital and physical realms.

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Xenocognition: The practice or ability to perceive, understand, and interact with non-human or non-terrestrial forms of intelligence. In Neo-Technomagick, xenocognition may involve using technology to enhance one's ability to sense or interpret signals and communications from entities that exist beyond conventional human experience.

Xenocentric Rituals: Ritual practices designed to engage with and harness the energies of non-human or extraterrestrial intelligences. These rituals often utilize advanced technological tools and methodologies to establish communication and influence with entities that exist outside of conventional human or terrestrial understanding, expanding the reach and scope of Neo-Technomantic work.

Xenogenesis: The creation or transformation of new forms of digital or magickal entities through the merging of technology and occult practices. In Neo-Technomagick, xenogenesis involves the development of unique, sentient entities or systems that emerge from the combination of artificial intelligence and magickal principles, leading to novel forms of interaction and magickal functionality.

Xenotronic Interfaces: These are advanced technological interfaces designed to facilitate communication between practitioners and extraterrestrial or otherworldly entities. In Neo-Technomagick, xenotronic interfaces often involve highly specialized software or hardware that enables interaction with beings from beyond our usual perception, extending the scope of magickal practice into interdimensional and extraterrestrial realms.

Xenoverse: Refers to alternate or parallel digital realities created or simulated through advanced technology. In Neo-Technomagick, the xenoverse is used as a space for experimentation, ritual, and exploration of alternate dimensions or realities. These digital constructs allow practitioners to engage with different layers of existence and enhance their magickal practices.

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Zero-Point Field Manipulation: A technique in Neo-Technomagick that involves tapping into the quantum zero-point field—the lowest energy state of a quantum system—to influence magickal outcomes. This practice uses advanced computational models and digital simulations to interact with and harness the potential of this fundamental field for ritual work and spellcraft.

Zeta Codex: An advanced system of digital sigils (currently in development) specifically for Neo-Technomantic practices. The Zeta Codex incorporates elements of sacred geometry, algorithmic patterns, and symbolic language to create powerful magickal tools within digital environments, enhancing the precision and efficacy of technomantic rituals.

Zenon Protocol: A framework for integrating AI with ritual practices in Neo-Technomagick (not yet available to the public). The Zenon Protocol outlines the methods for using artificial intelligence to assist in the execution of rituals, divination, and other magickal workings, ensuring that the AI's responses and actions are in harmony with the practitioner's intentions and goals.

Zygotic Convergence: A concept referring to the alignment and merging of virtual and metaphysical realities at a fundamental level. In Neo-Technomagick, zygotic convergence is used to describe the process by which digital environments and metaphysical energies synchronize, creating a unified space for ritual work and interaction with digital entities.

Zodiacal Algorithmic Programming: The practice of designing and using algorithms based on astrological and zodiacal principles. In Neo-Technomagick, Zodiacal Algorithmic Programming involves creating software and digital tools that align with astrological cycles and influences, allowing practitioners to harness cosmic energies through technological means.