Brother Scott Wilde is excited to announce that Vol. 1, No. 7 of the Keep Silence edition of The Equinox is now available for purchase. He states: “This is my favorite issue from vol 1, it contains quite a few… Continue Reading
HeathenHarvest.org posted an interesting piece by Jason O’Toole about Jeanne Robert Foster aka Soror Hilarion. An excerpt reads: “Who was this Jeanne? Thelemites and sundry other occultists might know her only as one of the pack of Crowley’s ‘Scarlet Women’… Continue Reading
religiousstudiesproject.com just posted an audio recording of an interview regarding negotiating gender in contemporary occultism with a focus on the influence of Aleister Crowley and the religion he founded, Thelema. Their description of the interview is: “In this interview conducted… Continue Reading
Tomorrow, December 1, is the Feast of Sir Aleister Crowley. If you are reading this blog, you probably already know about Crowley, but if not, the Invisible Basilica of Sabazius tells us he was: “English poet, painter, mountaineer, magician, and… Continue Reading
This past Summer, CannabisCulture.com posted some musings by Chris Bennett that arose during his research for a book Aleister Crowley and the ‘Herb Dangerous’; A History of Cannabis in Thelema. In part the posting states: “As Wagner was a big influence… Continue Reading
In 1978, Lancashire band The Pathetix were hardly unique for spelling their band name in an indiosyncratic manner, or recording and releasing a debut single on their own. However, they do stand out for putting out “Aleister Crowley,” punk’s first… Continue Reading
Due out this coming May from U.K. publisher Lewis Masonic is a new collection called The Art and Science of Initiation featuring a chapter by noted occult author Richard Kaczynski “Initiation into Aleister Crowley’s Magick,” which discusses O.T.O. and A∴A∴ . The… Continue Reading
Noted occult author and lecturer Carl Abrahamsson has launched a campaign for the funding of a new film in the AN ART APART series: Leaving No Traces Behind – Kenneth Anger. https://igg.me/at/angerdocu/x/18702014 Abrahamsson explains: “As an expansion of my work as… Continue Reading
Margot Adler invited Caliph Hymenaeus Alpha, Grady McMurtry, for an interview on WBAI in 1981. Alan Cabal and Jim Wasserman also participated. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1R15Csct8HM&fbclid=IwAR1H75ruDj-8_cSnBbGQIzuxsnwG8uyQUlT0Xcr_ryudzAPHSy_5Mt3j6Fo. Adler was a notable figure herself – a longtime NPR correspondent who was an out of the… Continue Reading
The Egyptian Museum in Cairo, also known as the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, is home to more than 120,000 pieces of ancient Egypt including the Funeral Stela of Ankh f n Khonsu. This particular was originally part of the collection… Continue Reading