So let’s be honest – the occult community is rife with folks who buy into conspiracy theories of all sorts, even the most phantasmagorical. The joke is – that some of the most far-fetched can turn out to be based… Continue Reading
Thelema, NOW! is back again in 2020EV! Our host with the most, Harper Fiest, talks to Peter Mark Adams. He previous book was “The Game of Saturn” and he just published “Mystai – dancing out the mysteries of dionysos.” The… Continue Reading
Hadean Press’ prima mobile has announced: “Today I have taken delivery of the Opuscula Cypriani. It is a gorgeous book and I am very excited about getting these shipped out to all of you who have so patiently waited for… Continue Reading
Late last year, the New York Times Book Review reviewed Unfollow, a memoir from Megan Phelps-Roper, the granddaughter of Westboro Baptist Church’s founder Fred Phelps. She’d be taken along to their notorious public protests against dead American soldiers, Gays, Jews,… Continue Reading
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. All of the information below along with registration links can be found at: http://www.thescarlettent.org/The U.S.G.L. Kaaba Colloquium Committee would like to invite all female-identifying and non-binary initiates, to join us… Continue Reading
Japan Supernatural: Ghosts, Goblins and Monsters 1700s to Now Discover a fascinating world in an exhibition like no other, featuring over 180 wildly imaginative works by Japanese artists past and present. Step into the shadows and come face-to-face with an astonishing array… Continue Reading
The UK’s Kamuret Press has an update on the deluxe edition of Aleister Crowley’s Early Poetic Works. Their website says: “We have been extremely busy working on Kamuret’s next publication, Aleister Crowley’s The Sword of Song, edited, annotated and introduced by… Continue Reading
Many occultists follow or develop practices from predecessors who may have lived decades, maybe centuries, maybe millenia in the past. In fact a goodly amount of what is consider “magick” these days was considered religious or medical or scientific and… Continue Reading
Here’s an interesting podcast looking at attempts to create female semen that references the ancient Greek women’s festival, Thesmophoria. The posted description says: “The internet is filled with less-than-mystical portrayals of semen being used to exert power, typically as a tool… Continue Reading
Marco Pasi announced some details of the panel he’s taking part in organizing, to be presented at the 22nd World Congress of IAHR in New Zealand at the University of Otago August 23-29. His post says: “The panel I have… Continue Reading