Hadean Press has opened pre-ordering for the hardcover edition of Learning from Legendary Practitioners: A Necromantic Journey into History, Myth, and the Practice of Magic  by Kadmus. The posted description says: Learning from Legendary Practitioners: A Necromantic Journey into History,… Continue Reading →

Boleskine House is calling submissions for their first art show, which will go by the name “What Endures.” Details below: Where fire, water, time, and handhave each had their turn—and something still remains,Boleskine House stands. We invite artists to submit… Continue Reading →

The oftimes amazing online magazine Bitter Winter just published a book review of Michele Olzi’s The Coming of the Digital Gods: Can You Really Get Your Religion from the Web? The review begins: The study of religion within the context… Continue Reading →

Pre-orders for Ike Baker’s new book Esoteric Mythology The Generative and Transformative Power of Imagination have opened. The posted description says: Ike Baker reveals how myths express universal spiritual truths and arise from an imaginal reality shared by all humanity.… Continue Reading →

David Chaim Smith posted this to YouTube (a Google product, dontcha know): THE AETHERIC FOAM is a four-part conversation between Kabbalist David Chaim Smith and theurgic Neoplatonist Ike Baker. Best digested in sequential order, these four parts probe the aethers… Continue Reading →

The Holy Year of Thelema: A Guide to the Ritual Calendar of Aleister Crowley’s Tradition is an upcoming book from author Maevius Lynn being published in May. The posted descriptions says: Discover the basics of Thelema, explore the tradition’s sacred… Continue Reading →

Lest we forget, the Prophet of the Lovely Star was very much seduced by the Egyptomania that had swept Europe during his lifetime. While on his honeymoon, he toured major archaeological sites like Khufu’s pyramid on the Giza Plateau, visited… Continue Reading →

The Prophet of the Lovely Star wrote that artists have a direct channel to the Sephiroth Binah. Obviously some seem to draw more or less power from this connection, creating work of more or less quality and quantity – but… Continue Reading →

Boleskine House proudly posted to FB: One of the details we’re most proud of: this carved stonework was created new by Finn, especially for Boleskine House. It’s a brilliant example of traditional craftsmanship being kept alive — skill, patience and… Continue Reading →

Bitter Winter recently published a book review by editor Massimon Introvigne of  John Callow’s “Gerald Gardner and the Creation of Wicca,” an in depth biography of Gerald Gardner, one time O.T.O. member and the inaugurator the modern Wicca movement. The reveiw… Continue Reading →