Last month, the New York Times Book Review ran a review of the adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s Sandman series to the audiobook format. The review beings: “This is what dreaming sounds like. “In the 1980s and ’90s Neil Gaiman first… Continue Reading
Mind blown. So Naomi Campbell was given a luxury home, shaped as a wadjet? Wait WHAT! And apparently it might be up for grabs. Be honest – YOU WANT IT! Here’s an excerpt from CNBC’s story: “As lavish birthday gifts… Continue Reading
Who doesn’t like to read about utopian cults with non-mainstream doctrines regarding sex? Here’s the tale of the cult that functioned at Zendik farm, founded by someone with the ominous name “Wulfing” (this name appears in Beowulf, as Prince Beo’s… Continue Reading
Born on September 9th, in 1859 was one Oscar Eckenstein. The sixth of seven children, Eckenstein studied chemistry in college and went on to work as railway engineer but his real passion was mountain climbing and is best known as… Continue Reading
An updated version of the outdoor events policy for U.S.G.L., originally published July 5, 2020, has been posted to the U.S.G.L. COVID-19 Announcements Page. The U.S.G.L. COVID Response Team (CRT) has been working over the past months to develop protocols… Continue Reading
Season 5 episode 6 of the Thoth Hermes podcast features David Shoemaker talking not only about O.T.O. and A.:A.: Dr. David Shoemaker is a clinical psychologist in private practice, specializing in Jungian and cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy. David is the Chancellor and Prolocutor… Continue Reading
Today I am publishing Dr. Richard Kaczynski’s forward to my book “On the Rights of Man”, an overview of Liber OZ. I was of course honored that he would contribute the forward and as one would expect his… Continue Reading
Here’s an except from yesterday’s Magick Monday Newsletter by Jason Miller. “In talking about Pain as fuel for magic, V Jonathan Facile said “personally I suspect that anyone that’s fine with their reality isn’t going to be particularly motivated to dedicate… Continue Reading
The National Library of Israel posted an article regarding the radical Sufi conception of religion. There’s discussion of things like circumambulating sacred structures and a saint that suggests that in looking at him you are looking at God. Might be relevant… Continue Reading
I’m an Erykah Badu fan. I dig her music, dig her overall attitude. And I’m always impressed by her intelligence and fresh perspective on a wide range of topics. the New York Times ran a long interview talking about her… Continue Reading