A tulpa is a concept originating in Tibetan Buddhism, referring to a thoughtform or a being that is created through intense mental focus and visualization. It is an entity that is brought into existence by the mind of the creator, often taking on a distinct personality, consciousness, and form. Tulpas are considered to be autonomous in nature, capable of independent thought and action, despite being a product of the creator’s mind.

The Trivium is a classical system of learning and intellectual development that forms the foundation of the liberal arts. It consists of three core disciplines: grammar, logic, and rhetoric. These elements work together to cultivate critical thinking, effective communication, and a deep understanding of language and reasoning.

Thelema is a spiritual and philosophical system founded by Aleister Crowley in the early 20th century. It centers around the concept of discovering and living in alignment with one’s True Will, a higher purpose that transcends personal desires.

The Work of the Chariot refers to a mystical practice rooted in esotericism, specifically within the tradition of Merkabah mysticism. This ancient spiritual discipline focuses on visionary experiences and ascension through the heavenly realms, often with the goal of reaching divine union or enlightenment.

The Tree of Life is a sacred symbol in Qabalah, esoteric traditions, and mysticism that represents the structure of the universe, the process of creation, and the pathway to spiritual enlightenment. It consists of ten interconnected spheres, called sefirot, and 22 pathways.

A talisman is an object, often worn or carried, that is believed to possess magical properties that attract specific energies, bring about desired outcomes, or enhance the personal power of the individual. Unlike an amulet, which is primarily used for protection, a talisman is typically created or charged with the intention of manifesting a specific goal, such as wealth, love, success, or spiritual growth.

The Underworld is a symbolic and literal realm that exists beneath the surface of the conscious mind, often representing the unconscious, the shadow self, and the forces of transformation. In many esoteric and occult traditions, it is a place where souls undergo purification, trials, or rebirth.

True Will, also known as True Divine Will, refers to the unique, authentic path or purpose that an individual is meant to follow in alignment with their highest spiritual potential.

The Tunnels of Set are a series of mystical, initiatory paths in the occult tradition of Setianism, associated with the ancient Egyptian god Set, who embodies chaos, darkness, and individualism. These tunnels represent a journey of self-discovery, spiritual rebellion, and the exploration of the hidden, shadow aspects of the self.

The Void refers to an empty, formless state or space beyond creation, representing pure potentiality and the absence of structure or form. In esoteric traditions, it is seen as the source from which all things emerge and to which they eventually return.