I have argued before and will argue again, that magic works more mechanistically than people think. People will do magic to get a job and wind up with a job that they hate, yet think that somehow they have to… Continue Reading
Last month, Netflix released a new supernatural suspense series, Things Heard and Seen featuring Amanda Seyfriend and James Norton. The couple move from Manhattan to upstate New York so that Norton’s character can take a teaching position at a small… Continue Reading
It was announced today that a Fall publication is expected for The Collected Major Works of Frater Achad, edited and with an introduction by Henrik Bogdan. Frater Achad was one of the magical names of Charles Stansfield Jones. Jones was… Continue Reading
Earlier this month, the prestigious scientific journal Nature published a paper on what appears to be the first ever human burial, dating back some 80,0000 years. Besides the physical details of this internment, what’s most intriguing is the insight into… Continue Reading
Oxford University Press has opened pre-orders for Martin Zuber’s Spiritual Alchemy From Jacob Boehme to Mary Anne Atwood. The publisher’s description says: “Most professional historians see the relationship between pre-modern and modern alchemy as one of discontinuity and contrast. Mike… Continue Reading
UK publisher Theion Publishing has opened pre-orders for a new book The Litanies of Thoth. The publisher’s site says: “After the highly acclaimed The Book of Flesh and Feather, this work is the second opus manifesting the theurgical and magical rites of the Church… Continue Reading
The Art Gallery of New South Wales is delighted to announce Hilma af Klint: The Secret Paintings, the first major survey in the Asia Pacific region of visionary Swedish artist Hilma af Klint (1862–1944), whose remarkable body of abstract and… Continue Reading
Frieda Harris (1877 – 1962), was a British artist best known for her paintings of Crowley’s Thoth tarot. She had a life long interest in spiritual matters and was drawn to the teachings of Christian Science founder Mary Baker Eddy (1821–1910). … Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from yesterday’s Monday Magick Newsletter, from eminent and affable sorcerer Jason Miller: One of the Chapters in Douglas Couplans novel Generation X is titled “Adventure Without Risk Is Disneyland“. It is a phrase that has stuck with me. Amusement… Continue Reading
The Sacred Band is a new book by James Romm which examines the Theban military unit of that name – 150 pairs of male lovers who were one of the most celebrated and successful fighting forces in ancient Greece until… Continue Reading