Paper Magazine just published an extensive piece on Genesis Breyer P-Orridge’s life and art. An excerpt reads: “‘Isn’t the body really just another tool for which you can experience sensation?’ “‘It’s what you can give back to the species, in… Continue Reading
Last month sexualalchemy.no hosted a webinar regarding Thelemic Perspectives on Sexual Alchemy. Now they’ve posted an extended version of the webinar on YouTube. Their description says: In this webinar we give a general introduction to sexual alchemy, and explore how some… Continue Reading
Later this month, the author of Living Spirits: A Guide to Magic in a World of Spirits will present at William Blake Lodge, in the Valley of Baltimore. Starting at 11:00am Saturday, April 20, BJ Swain will teach two classes… Continue Reading
Thelema, NOW! just posted its latest episode. In this one, host Harper Feist speaks with Manon Hedenborg-White about her contribution to the anthology ‘A Rose Veiled in Black’ – an anthology on the Thelemic deity Babalon along with her upcoming… Continue Reading
On Episode 77 of Witches and Wine host Chaweon Koo discusses Sobriety and Spiritual Satanism with Jezebel Pride **TOPICS DISCUSSED** What is a spiritual satanist? Right hand vs. left hand Addiction recovery Why traditional AA meetings are problematic for occult… Continue Reading
Next Tuesday, April 9, is the Feast of Saint Francis Bacon, Lord Verulam. Britannica describes Bacon as: A lawyer, statesman, philosopher, and master of the English tongue, he is remembered in literary terms for the sharp worldly wisdom of a… Continue Reading
John Myrdhin Reynolds aka Lama Vajranatha will be hosting Dzogchen Teachings of “The Twenty-One Little Nails May 17 at 5 PM – May 19 at 8 PM at Windsor Locks, Connecticut. The event’s FB page states: Dzogchen teachings and practices are… Continue Reading
This Saturday, 4/6! Please come to Thelesis Oasis for the first art exhibition of 2019. James Boyle Illustration is debuting his creation of The Philly Tarot, based on the artwork of Pamela Coleman Smith for the popular “Rider-Waite” deck. Exhibition… Continue Reading
A week from today, April 9, is the Feast of Saint Rabelais. The Invisible Basilica of Sabazius describes Rabelais as a “French Franciscan (later Benedictine) friar, classical scholar, physician, humanist and humorist, the author of the monumental, revolutionary satire Gargantua and… Continue Reading
On our turf it’s big news that the Philly Tarot deck has been completed and is now for sale. Based on the style of the Rider-Waite deck, this set of cards features iconic figures from Philadelphia’s long, often distinguished, sometimes… Continue Reading