Last month, I came across a feature in the Sunday New York Times Magazine regarding a somewhat ephemeral perhaps even ineffable phenomenon that’s been titled: “Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response.” Before one Jennifer Allen came up with this nicely formal and… Continue Reading
How Hilma Af Klint Became the Artist of the Instagram Generation Born in 1862, the obscure Swedish artist is hardly the most likely figure to capture the imagination of a generation that grew up with Tumblr and Buffy. But her… Continue Reading
Next Saturday, May 11, at 7:30 pm, noted author on modern day mysticism Erik Davis will be hosting the third monthly meetup of the Psychedelic Sangha SF. This time, discusson will be concentrating on personal experience. Instead of the usual Q&A, Davis will be… Continue Reading
You read or DL a scan of a letter from To Mega Therion to H. Spencer Lewis suggested cooperation between AMORC and A.’.A.’. pursuant to Lewis accepting the Law of Thelema. It’s an instructive read! Though it did not prove… Continue Reading
Today’s article answers the question, what happened to Aleister Crowley’s ashes? According to Crowley’s last will and testament they should have been preserved by the O.T.O. As many now know, they were dumped by Sascha Germer at the base… Continue Reading
Season 15, Episode 7 of the Travel Channel’s Ghost Adventures series is titled “Westerfeld House” and features interviews with filmmaker/Thelemite Kenneth Anger. Tune in tonight at 6PM EDST! The channel’s description states: “Zak and the crew head to San Francisco… Continue Reading
Andrew and Justin from Spooky Action At A Distance discuss not just the use of music in ritual as a means of sensorial control, but also the creation of music AS ritual. They’ll be discussing and demonstrating the use of… Continue Reading
Last year, we posted about The Cauldron, a pop-up bar in London catering to Harry Potter geeks and self-identifying sorcerers/esses. Now, it’s opened up a NYC location. The new Cauldon’s website says: “Follow the cobblestones of New York City’s Historic… Continue Reading
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Leadership and organization can be tough. You are not alone- the Kaaba Colloquium team has so much to offer you. No matter your experience level or local body, come,… Continue Reading
Poetry reading of Concerning the Philosopher’s Stone by John Gower. John Gower (c. 1330 – October 1408) was an English poet, a contemporary of William Langland and the Pearl Poet, and a personal friend of Geoffrey Chaucer. He is remembered primarily… Continue Reading