Strange occultic dances?

Question

does this video exhibit any occult traditions aside from the obvious satanic overtone?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZXhMDHUq_w

Answer 1

No it doesn't.Not inthe Slightest. I like the Cat Mask though.

Don't show this to The Lime Kitty though, it might get upset, and we don't want that.

Answer 2

Nup.  I't's equally well described as soft-core p**n posing to the strains of a second-rate Syd Barrett imitator.

Even the "obvious Satanic overtone" is as superficial as that of Bulgakov's  the Master and Margarita where Volund very clearly plays such an important role precisely because a Sympathetic portrait of Christ is considered so bad.  He accepts the premises of Scientific Socialism before subverting it.  Bulgakov was a satirist and was selling commentary (and testimony).  This is just selling novelty as a vehicle for s*x.

The only real satanic symbol in the video is the pentagram.  The Bosh painting is a Christian work which expresses a Medieval world view more common to Orthodox Catholic and Protestant than we sometimes will admit.  Then there is the cat mask which the person might claim represents a familiar but is equally likely to refer specifically to Behemoth in the book I mentioned.  This is not a well-heeled production but it's obviously one intended more for show than for conversion.

If you want to read about Occultic Movement, Gurdjieff apparently studied with the Sufis so his All And Everything, Meetings with Remarkable Men, and Life is Real Only When "I Am" deal with esoteric movements.  Furthermore Idries Shah avowedly came to the West to answer Gurdjieff so his books deals with the Sufi traditions, including those of movement as a tool for meditation.  These esoteric traditions apparently date back at least as far as the Gnostics, and probably further.

They have nothing to do with your video.