Sebastian Essene

Out ON 15 July 2026

Black/White Magic is an album built around two mirrored initiatory systems: the White Magic cycle, inspired by Alice Bailey’s Fifteen Rules, and the Black Magic cycle, inspired by the Fifteen Rules of the Invisible Brotherhood.

Rather than treating “white” and “black” as simple moral opposites, the album enters them as historically charged, contested, and shifting classifications of hidden power. White Magic moves through healing, protection, blessing, spiritual improvement, service, theurgy, and self-transformation. Black Magic explores the clandestine, coercive, shadowed, transgressive, and initiatory dimensions of magical action: not as evil, but as another language of force, will, secrecy, and forbidden knowledge.

The album is rooted in the older esoteric question: by what power does magic work, and toward what end? Divine aid, natural correspondences, astral currents, ritual form, spirit traffic, social legitimacy, inner ascent, domination, liberation, accusation, and transformation all become part of the same symbolic field.

Black/White Magic dissolves the easy binary. It is not a moral sermon, but a ritual map: light and shadow, service and will, protection and command, order and transgression, the visible and the invisible, moving through fifteen white gates and fifteen black gates toward the same hidden centre.

Mary Magdalene was one of Jesus’ closest disciples and is often called the “Apostle to the Apostles” because she first announced the Resurrection.

Although the Western Church later wrongly associated her with prostitution, this image was corrected in 1969 and further restored in 2016, when Pope Francis elevated her feast.

In contrast, several Gnostic and esoteric Christian texts had preserved a higher image of her as a privileged disciple, visionary, and bearer of spiritual insight.

At Sedlec, death is not hidden beneath the floor; it is lifted into ornament, chandelier, garland, and crown. The bones do not merely frighten — they instruct. Here the body becomes architecture, and the chapel whispers that every name, rank, grief, and ambition is eventually gathered into one pale grammar. It is a house of endings, but also of strange equality: the skulls stare without accusation, as if guarding the threshold between vanity and silence.

The esoteric Trinity expresses the dynamic unity of Source, Expression, and Living Presence—often symbolized as Father, Son, and Spirit—through which the divine becomes manifest and knowable. Read alongside the Tree of Life, it also mirrors a structured flow of emanation and return, in which divine unity unfolds into multiplicity and is reintegrated through awareness, transformation, and ascent.

Sebastian Essene - Holy Spirit (Official Music Video)

"Holy Spirit" closes the arc in motion rather than finality, with shimmering layers, breath-like currents, and dissolving tones that feel weightless yet alive. The track moves like unseen fire through open air, intimate and boundless at once, leaving the listener suspended inside illumination, drift, and quiet transformation after the sound.

The album "Trinity" is available on all music platforms and at www.sebastianessene.com

https://youtu.be/IZhxj_4XAQ4?si=-rxKOGVZNkPUY_5I

Sebastian Essene 1 like. "Sebastian Essene - Holy Spirit (Official Music Video) "

"Son of God" carries warmth into the void, blending fragile melodies, soft piano, and luminous textures that suggest closeness within the sacred vastness. There is tenderness here, but also sorrow, as if love has entered human time and chosen to remain, glowing gently through suffering, mercy, and surrender without losing light.

Album "Trinity" is available on all music platforms and at www.sebastianessene.com

https://youtu.be/3JElzxLE-HE?si=Gh9OpPi7jdkoqNM0

Sebastian Essene - Son of God (Official Music Video) "Son of God" carries warmth into the void, blending fragile melodies, soft piano, and luminous textures that suggest closeness within the sacred vastness. Th...