The wonderful ultraculture.org blog recently posted a piece by Anne Webb on the origins of the varied Alchemy traditions of the Middle East, India, Far East Asia and Europe, the concepts involved, the practical results it achieved, the causes of its… Continue Reading
Published by Penguin last month in the U.S. The Book of Magic: From Antiquity to the Enlightenment, edited by Brian Copenhaver looks at the birth of modern science and its close relationship and interaction with magical practice. Both in fact were… Continue Reading
Agostino Arrivabene ‘Hierogamy’ Cara Gallery is pleased to present Agostino Arrivabene’s first solo exhibition in New York – Hierogamy The itinerary, put in place by Agostino Arrivabene for his Hierogamy exhibition, denotes the arrival point of a personal and artistic… Continue Reading
Smithsonian Magazine just ran an intriguing article about current scientific reevaluation of the work and significance of mediaeval alchemists. In part it poses: “…in the 1980s, some revisionist scholars began arguing that alchemists actually made significant contributions to the development… Continue Reading
Thelema Now favorite Peter Levenda – prominent player on the NYC occult scene in the 1970’s – returns to talk about his latest book, The Tantric Alchemist: Thomas Vaughan and the Indian Tantric Tradition. Find out how what you don’t know… Continue Reading
The publishers, Scarlet Imprint have announced publication of a new title, Alchemy Rising: The Green Book, devoted to the topic of alchemy, plant alchemy in particular. They state: “The Green Book is the first in a projected trilogy by the… Continue Reading
CLAVIS 3: Cipher and Stone Seattle scholar and CLAVIS contributor Andrew Larson will give a talk ‘Oneiric Potency in the Greek Magical Papyri’. In addition to fresh copies of CLAVIS 3 there will be select titles available from Ouroboros Press,… Continue Reading