From Manhood to Godhead is a recently published, 664 pp long historical occult novel by Trevor Gray, Grand Treasurer General of U.K. Grand Lodge or Ordo Templi Orientis. It is out now as an Amazon Paperback in the U.K., U.S.A., France, Germany,… Continue Reading
Oxford University Press Inc has published The Eloquent Blood: The Goddess Babalon and the Construction of Femininities in Western Esotericism by Manon Hedenborg White. The posted synopsis states: “In the conventional dichotomy of chaste, pure Madonna and libidinous whore, the… Continue Reading
Volge Saga, Silenced is a 24 hour projected performance video installation by Monet Clark. it is being staged at ATA Window Gallery on Valencia Street in San Francisco starting Friday November 15, 12 noon. Monet’s website hosts an explanation of… Continue Reading
Tickets have now gone on sale for the 2nd Annual Magickal Women Conference, to be held in South Kensington Saturday June , 2020. The event’s homepage explains: “In 2020 we are offering a two-day event, and on Sunday the 7th… Continue Reading
A medication mix-up in Spain caused a number of children to grow “unusually high amounts of hair” all over their bodies, Smithsonian reports. “As the Spanish Agency of Medicines and Medical Devices (AEMPS) confirmed earlier this month, the 17 individuals affected developed hypertrichosis—a condition… Continue Reading
Earlier this Summer, the Amsterdam University Press published a new anthology called Hermes Explains: Thirty Questions about Western Esotericism edited by Wouter Hanegraaff (Editor), Peter Forshaw (Editor), Marco Pasi (Editor). The description posted online says: “Few fields of academic research… Continue Reading
The UK’s Scarlet Imprint publishing house have opened pre-ordering for Mystai by Peter Mark Adams. The work is an important contribution to our understanding of the rites of initiation into the Dionysian mystery cults. The publisher’s newsletter says: “In landscape format (210… Continue Reading
On August 25 one hundred nineteen years ago, Gnostic Saint, German philologist, philosopher and critic Friedrich Nietzsche died after an extended illness including at least two strokes. According to The Invisible Basilica of Sabazius, Nietzsche was “Famed for development of… Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from today’s Stratetic Sorcery Magic Monday newsletter: One of the fun things to do as a magician is to look at legendary and literary figures that may or may not have been real, and reach out to… Continue Reading
NOTOCON XII KEYNOTE ADDRESS Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Our theme this year is “Fear Not At All,” taken from the Book of the Law, Chapter III, verse 17: “Fear not at all; fear… Continue Reading