Can a film be consciously fashioned as a talisman? I dunno, ask Kenny Anglemyer, or mebbe Harry Everett Smith? Methinks it’s down to intent — as well as knowledge and skill. And where would one find such cine-amulets? Well, of… Continue Reading
Ya know, when yr the adherent of a religious creed that expresses shades of deity with the archetypes of the ancient Gods and Goddesses of Khem, the Black Land, new discoveries in Egyptian archaeology tend to be of interest —… Continue Reading
Profane Egyptologists is a new book by Paul Harrison published by Routledge detailing the modern practice of Kemetic i.e. ancient Egyptian (“Egypt” is actually the Greek term for what the natives referred to as “Khem”). The publisher’s site says: “It… Continue Reading
The J. Paul Getty Museum has an exhibit running through September called Beyond the Nile: Egypt and the Classical World which examines the interaction between the civilizations of Egypt, Greece and the Roman Empire – influences actually feeding back and forth… Continue Reading
Englands The Daily Mail reports that a rare image of Pharoah Hatshepsut has been found, languishing in storage in a museum in Swansea. Images of are rare because her successor, stepson Thuthmosis III had the depictions of her defaced. Read… Continue Reading
Earlier today, the GrandMaster Sabazius posted the following: “Greetings of the Supreme Ritual and the Equinox of the Gods! ‘A feast for the Supreme Ritual, and a feast for the Equinox of the Gods.’ – AL II,40 From Crowley’s New… Continue Reading
Dr. Mostafa Waziry, General Director of Luxor Antiquities talks about the latest discovery in Luxor.
These magnificent Egyptian paintings were done by Lola D. Wolfe; a Ninth Degree member of the Ordo Templi Orients who served as Grand Secretary General under Hymenaeus Alpha (aka Grady L. McMurtry). On July 3rd, 1982 e.v. Lola was chartered to… Continue Reading
When I visited the UK a few years ago, one of my favorite Museums was the Petrie Museum. The Petrie Museum isn’t as well known as the British Museum but it houses over 80,000 artifacts. It is one of the… Continue Reading
According to the “Liturgical Calendar for Thelemic Gnosticism” by Tau Polyphilus, today is the Feast of Osiris. Osiris is depicted as a human male with green skin, wearing the Atef Crown, wrapped in mummy’s bandages with his hands protruding, holding… Continue Reading