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Kenneth Grant: A Bibliography Posted For Free Download

September 6, 2018Frater Lux Ad Mundi Leave a Comment

Henrik Bogdan (University of Gothenburg, Department of Literature, History of Ideas, and Religion) recently uploaded a scholarly paper, “Kenneth Grant: A Bibliography. London: Starfire Publishing, 2015….” on Academia.edu. Download it here: https://www.academia.edu/t/bVrFj-My3pekD-p7KXu/26055045/Kenneth_Grant_A_Bibliography._London_Starfire_Publishing_2015._Second_Revised_Edition Professor Bogdan and his family recently relocated to Austin,… Continue Reading →

Grady McMurtry’s Paper “The Millenial Glow: Myth and Magic in the Marxist Ethics”

September 5, 2018Frater Lux Ad Mundi Leave a Comment

Some lovely folks have posted the 1948 doctoral thesis of the late Hymenaeus Alpha, aka Grady Louis McMurtry, “The Millenial Glow: Myth and Magic in the Marxist Ethics.” For those who tuned in late, McMurtry invoked emergency powers given him… Continue Reading →

The Feast of Saint Mosheh

September 4, 2018Stephanie Leave a Comment

Today, September 4, is the Feast of Saint Mosheh, better known in most Western culture as Moses. According to The Invisible Basilica of Sabazius, “Crowley considered him to be a Magus of A:. A:., whose Word was IHVH, which expresses… Continue Reading →

Henrik Bogdan Offers Occultism in a Global Perspective Paper For Free DL

September 4, 2018Frater Lux Ad Mundi Leave a Comment

Henrik Bogdan (University of Gothenburg, Department of Literature, History of Ideas, and Religion) recently uploaded a scholarly paper, “Occultism in a Global Perspective,” on Academia.edu. Download it here: https://www.academia.edu/t/bVrFj-Mzb8UBB-bqBjws/5451314/Occultism_in_a_Global_Perspective Professor Bogdan and his family recently relocated to Austin, TX to… Continue Reading →

Buckland Museum of Witchcraft & Magick in Cleveland

September 3, 2018Frater Lux Ad Mundi Leave a Comment

The late Raymond Buckland was, of course, one of the founding fathers of the Modern Wiccan Revival. Having corresponded with Gerald Gardner, he became Gardner’s spokesperson in the United States. Eventually, he and his wife Rosemary eventually took initiation at… Continue Reading →

New Episode of Thelema, NOW! Featuring Joseph Peterson Lecture on Venetian Inquisition

August 31, 2018Frater Lux Ad Mundi Leave a Comment

Noted occult author Joseph Peterson spoke at Leaping Laughter Lodge in the Valley of Minneapolis, MN this passed July to an appreciative audience of about 20 people. TN! host Harper Feist asserts, “It was seriously fun!” The posted audio features… Continue Reading →

Dr Amy Hale on Surrealist Occultist Ithell Colquhoun

August 31, 2018Barry William Hale Leave a Comment

Listen to Dr Amy Hale elucidate the life of the inspirational Ithell Colquhoun – Surrealist and Occultist and the publication TARO as COLOUR. Tune in for a great conversation on Occulture Podcast. Look out for her forthcoming Biography of Ithell… Continue Reading →

Video of Richard Kaczynski’s “Oz Origins” Presentation at Liber Oz Fest

August 30, 2018Frater Lux Ad Mundi Leave a Comment

Here’s video from Richard Kaczynski’s “Oz Origins” presentation at Liber Oz Fest 2018 examines how Aleister Crowley came to write “Liber Oz,” what his friends thought about it, and the ways Crowley published it during his lifetime. Recorded on August… Continue Reading →

The Feast of Saint Ulrich von Hutten

August 28, 2018Stephanie Leave a Comment

Ulrich von Hutten züchtigt Franzosen, a painting by Wilhelm von Lindenschmit the Younger

Tomorrow, August 29, is the Feast of Saint Ulrich von Hutten, German knight, humanist, and scholar. According to The Invisible Basilica of Sabazius: “Hutten was a contemporary of Rabelais and Paracelsus, and was a key figure in the German Reformation. He… Continue Reading →

High Quality Edition of the Splendor Solis Being Published Spring 2019

August 27, 2018Frater Lux Ad Mundi Leave a Comment

It’s just been announced that the only high-quality edition of the classic alchemical manuscript Splendor Solis, described as “the most magnificent treatise on alchemy ever made” – with a new and accurate translation (by Joscelyn Godwin) and full commentary by Stephen… Continue Reading →