Tommie Kelly

@tommiekelly.com

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Irish Artist, Writer, Musician, hopepunk, and Wizard. Creator of The Forty Servants and The Four Devils & AdventuresInWooWoo.com

A screenshot of a text announcement on a dark background under the heading 'Announcement'. The text reads: 'I write to share the heartbreaking news that Gordon has passed away. Gordon left this world while travelling in Peru - following his life's passion - learning and experiencing traditional magic and shamanic practice so he could continue to teach and help others successfully navigate life. Rune Soup - and you, the community - were Gordon's proudest achievement. I know many of you will feel his loss greatly. I encourage you to find each other, and your family and friends to help process his loss. I've set up a space...'. The bottom of the image shows mobile app navigation icons like reply, email, and trash.
A degraded passport photo of a man on road. Monochrome.
Two books by Igor Kufayev stacked on a wooden surface. The top book is titled "Camatkāra: The Hidden Path," featuring a white cover with a central image of a dark ceramic tea bowl. Beneath it is a larger red book titled "KUNDALINĪ: The Goddess as the Power of Self-Recognition in Tantric Śaivism" in white serif lettering. Both books are wrapped in clear protective plastic.
Book cover of "The Crystal and the Way of Light: Sutra, Tantra, and Dzogchen" featuring a photo of Chögyal Namkhai Norbu seated in traditional robes. The text includes "Teachings of CHÖGYAL NAMKHAI NORBU" and "Compiled and edited by John Shane." The background shows a red curtain and greenery.
Book on a bed. "The Triadic Heart of Shiva" by Paul Muller-Ortega. Plain cover with an eastern looking font.
Front cover of the book "The Doctrine of Vibration" by Mark Dyczkowski. Blue cover with mala beads.
A promotional image for Monthly Patreon Forty Servants Readings by Tommie Kelly. The image features a hooded figure looking to the side in profile, set against a background of dark mountains and a colorful sky with pink and blue clouds and a sunburst. A simple, dark crown with light points floats above the figure's head. The text at the top reads: 'THE MONTHLY PATREON FORTY SERVANTS READINGS' followed by 'WWW.TOMMIEKELLY.COM'. A list of reading tiers is displayed in larger, orange-gold text: 'LEVEL 2 - ONE CARD', 'LEVEL 3 - THREE CARDS', 'LEVEL 4 - FIVE CARDS', and 'LEVEL 5 - NINE CARDS'.
A video thumbnail showing a man with glasses and short hair sitting in a home studio filled with bookshelves, musical instruments, and equipment. He rests his hand on his chin and looks off to the side thoughtfully. On-screen text reads: ‘The PVlogs · S1 E50 — PVlog 050 — The Truth About Who We Are.’ A description below states that recent conspiracy theories being revealed as true have helped him understand the world, himself, and reclaim his power and magick. A play button icon appears on the right.
A black-and-white close-up portrait of Grant Morrison looking serious and contemplative, positioned on the right side of the image. On the left, a bold quote in white and red text reads: ‘In a world, I’m reliably told, that’s going to the dogs, the real mischief, the real punk rock rebellion, is a snarling, FUCK YOU! POSITIVITY AND OPTIMISM!’ — Grant Morrison.
A toy voodoo doll shaped stress ball.
Photo of a paragraph from the book Buddhist Magic by Sam Van Schaik, "Let me speak, may my speech be stronger than your speech. As wild beasts are stronger than cattle, So may my command be stronger than your command. As heaven is stronger than earth, So may my command be stronger than your command. You have tied your nose to your anus. So there! Have I not slapped you in the face"
Cover of the book "The Radiance Sutras" by Lorin Roche.
Scene from the movie The Long Walk where some of the main characters are looking back as they walk to see the fate of another walker.
AI generated image of Saint Cyprian / The Saint from The Forty Servants with the title "Days of the Saint"
The cover to the book Slaine: The Horned God Anniversary Edition by Pat Mills and Simon Bailey. Cover is dynamic airbrushed art of the main character holding two weapons.
A cosmic-themed digital illustration featuring a single purple flower sprouting in the center of a glowing, intricately textured orange circle set against a star-filled night sky. Below the flower, bold white text reads: 'THE IDEA – THE FORTY SERVANTS – IN THEORY AND PRACTICE,' emphasizing the conceptual and mystical nature of the image.
Screenshot from the video of Tommie Kelly talking in his office about The Forty Servants.
Promotional image for 'The Adventurer' card from The Forty Servants deck. It shows two versions of the same character illustration side by side. On the left, the Neophyte Deck Version is in red and black with a bold, high-contrast style. On the right, the Standard Deck Version has a colorful mountain background and a soft blue sky. In both, a woman sits cross-legged in mid-air with arms outstretched, wearing a dark cloak. Text at the bottom explains the card's meaning: 'The Adventurer shows us how to have adventure and excitement. She encourages us to break out of our comfort zones by trying new things out there in the physical world.' The website www.thefortyservants.com is listed for more information.
Movie poster for Fréwaka, a horror film directed by Aislinn Clarke. The top half features a close-up of a woman's eyes with blood streaming down like roots, blending into the white lower half of the poster where tree-like red veins spread out. Festival accolades and quotes like 'Enjoyably sinister,' 'Uncanny nightmare fuel,' and 'A folkloreish weirdfest' are prominently displayed. Cast names Bríd Ní Neachtain and Clare Monnelly are listed above the title. The tagline reads: 'Every evil has its roots.
The book cover of The Soul's Code: In Search of Character and Calling by James Hillman. The design features a black background with gold and red text, and a red antique key illustration near the bottom. A small blurb at the bottom praises the book's vision and humanistic values.
A surreal image of a woman's face and upper body floating in water, draped in translucent fabric, giving an ethereal and dreamlike appearance. The background fades from dark blue to red. Overlaid in gold text is the reflective question: 'If you were handed a box of everything you have ever lost, what would you look for first?