The ancient magic described in Arbatel is a fascinating and mystical exploration of the occult arts. This grimoire, believed to be written in the 16th century, provides a unique perspective on the nature of magic and its connection to divine forces. The Arbatel emphasizes the importance of leading a virtuous life and cultivating a deep spirituality in order to attain access to the divine realm. One of the central themes in the Arbatel is the idea that magic is a natural gift bestowed upon certain individuals by God. This notion sets it apart from other grimoires of the time, which often portrayed magic as a forbidden or demonic practice. According to the Arbatel, magic is a tool of communication between mortals and the celestial beings that govern the universe.
LaVon Felton is the drummer for High Mileage. He has been performing and playing drums in a rock band since high school. He has been married to his beautiful wife Michelle for 27 years, is a proud father of two children - Janie and Sawyer. Together LaVon and Michelle own and operate Sleepy Hollow Auto Group in Viroqua, Wisconsin.
Tom may sing with the band by night, but is the Sales and Marketing Director for Quality Roasting INC based out of Valders and Owen, WI and Reese, MI. throwing in some country and modern pop as well as thrilling audiences all over the mid-west with the best songs built around strong vocal harmonies, instantly recognizable melodies and irresistible dance songs.
According to the Arbatel, magic is a tool of communication between mortals and the celestial beings that govern the universe. The Arbatel presents a hierarchical system of angels, each associated with specific virtues and powers. These angels serve as intermediaries between humanity and the divine, carrying out the will of God and providing guidance and assistance to those who practice magic.
Entertainment Information
This amazing and hilarious act is a theatrical thrill ride. on a unicycle. in a straight jacket! Clean, fast paced, and full of surprises, this show is as much like watching a magic show as it is like seeing a juggler. High production value with an emphasis on comedy.
The Person
Brad Weston has been in show business for over 30 years and has worked in all different kinds of venues along the way. All this experience makes him highly adaptable to meet the challenges that each new performance location brings. He is professional and serious about doing quality work.
The Stage Persona
His stage character is upbeat, likable, quick-witted and equal parts verbal and physical comedy. He approaches comedy from several angles while at the same time performing astonishing feats. His multi-level performances appeal to different ages and types of people.
Partial Performance Resume
- Tonight Show
- The Today Show
- David Letterman
- Ellen Degeneres
- Guinness World Records
- Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines
- Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta
- Taste of Chicago
- Six Flags, Chicago
- Adventureland Amusement Park
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Dan Jones Clydesdales
Thursday-Sunday
- Wagon Rides - Friday and Saturday from 1-6 PM
- Free will offering
- Driving Exhibition- Sunday at 1:00 PM
- Farm Progress Arena
Something Familiar
Friday, July 21 - 9:00 PM to Midnight
Something Familiar is a 4 piece cover band out of La Crosse, Wisconsin that aims to entertain their audience with an ever evolving list of hit songs spanning across all genres and decades. With over 5 years of experience and having opened for multiple national touring bands such as Smile Empty Soul and The Bullet Boys, Something Familiar prides themselves on their fun yet professional on stage approach. They have an extensive history of playing weddings, local bars, as well as multiple midwest festivals such as Applefest and Kornfest.
Something Familiar consists of: Cody Miles - Vocals/Guitar; Joaquin Sanchez - Guitar/Synthesizer; Josh Behrens - Bass; Brian Hamilton - Drums
High Mileage
Saturday, July 22 - 9:30 PM to 12:30 AM
Southwest Wisconsin's favorite cover band playing your favorite 80's rock to modern pop.
High Mileage is a band from Southwest Wisconsin that loves music and to entertain. High Mileage has dedicated itself to reproducing music from the 1980's and 1990's (..throwing in some country and modern pop) as well as thrilling audiences all over the mid-west with the best songs built around strong vocal harmonies, instantly recognizable melodies and irresistible dance songs. Each member will have you engaged while singing along to your favorite song.
Ton Lor is the lead singer of High Mileage. He resides in Viroqua, Wisconsin with his three children, Zach, Vanessa and Brenna, Tom loves energizing the crowd with strong vocals and accurate renditions of songs that make people want to move and dance! Tom also thrives on the energy offered by the audience during the show. Tom may sing with the band by night, but is the Sales and Marketing Director for Quality Roasting INC based out of Valders and Owen, WI and Reese, MI. He dairy farms with his brother Greg at GT Dairy LLC and for hobbies he enjoys spending time with his kids, fishing and playing cards with his friends. He also is an assistant coach for Viroqua varsity football.
LaVon Felton is the drummer for High Mileage. He has been performing and playing drums in a rock band since high school. He has been married to his beautiful wife Michelle for 27 years, is a proud father of two children - Janie and Sawyer. Together LaVon and Michelle own and operate Sleepy Hollow Auto Group in Viroqua, Wisconsin.
Tim Severson is the lead guitar for High Mileage. Tim resides in Eastman, Wisconsin with his wife Jenni and their two adult children, Ryan and Paige. He works for Dairyland Power Cooperative in Genoa, Wisconsin as an Instrument Technician. Tim custom builds all his guitars from scratch.
Jesse Peckham is the keyboard player for High Mileage. Jesse started playing piano at age seven. While naturally drawn to piano based acts, Jesse is just as comfortable switching from modern pop synth solos to 70's classic rock organ and piano. Jesse resides in Richland Center, Wisconsin with his wife Michelle and their two kids, Gabby and Ben.
Zach Kumlin plays Bass Guitar for High Mileage. He is high energy as they come. He resides in Desoto and works for the State Fishery of Genoa.
To harness the power of these celestial beings, the Arbatel suggests following a path of virtue and piety. It emphasizes the importance of cultivating a pure heart, practicing humility, and seeking knowledge through prayer and meditation. The grimoire warns against using magic for selfish purposes or trying to command the angels, as this goes against the principle of divine order. The Arbatel also provides practical instructions for performing magical rituals and spells. These rituals often involve the use of sigils, symbols, and invocations to establish a connection with the angelic realms. The grimoire places a strong emphasis on personal responsibility and the ethics of magic, stressing that practitioners should use their powers to benefit themselves and others rather than for personal gain or harmful intentions. Overall, the ancient magic described in the Arbatel offers a unique and illuminating perspective on the nature of magic and its place in a spiritual and ethical framework. It reminds us of the importance of leading a virtuous life and cultivating a deep connection with the divine in our pursuit of magical knowledge and power..
Reviews for "The Arbatel Manuscript: A Portal into Ancient Magical Traditions"
1. John - 2/5 - I found "The ancient magic described in arbatel" to be extremely disappointing. The book promises to reveal powerful ancient magic, but instead, it is filled with vague and confusing descriptions that leave the reader more confused than enlightened. The instructions are not clear, and the rituals described are convoluted and impractical. I was underwhelmed by the lack of depth and substance in the book, and it did not live up to my expectations.
2. Sarah - 3/5 - While "The ancient magic described in arbatel" had its moments of intrigue, overall, I was left unimpressed. The book seemed to rely heavily on symbolism and metaphor, making it hard for a layperson like myself to grasp the concepts described. The lack of concrete examples and practical applications of the magic made it feel more like a philosophical text than a guide to ancient magic. I would have appreciated more clarity and practical guidance to make the subject matter more accessible.
3. David - 2/5 - I found "The ancient magic described in arbatel" to be too esoteric and inaccessible. The language used in the book is archaic and difficult to understand, which made it a chore to read. The author assumes a certain level of prior knowledge about magical practices, leaving beginners like me feeling lost. The lack of diagrams or illustrations to support the descriptions further compounded the confusion. Overall, I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a practical guide to ancient magic.