In the Aeon of Horus the basic unit of society has shifted from society, government, corporations or the family to the individual. Of course, as long as individuals live and work together in groups like families, corporations… said individuals are… Continue Reading
This is a cute listicle from GaiaInc about renowned (or notorious!) scientific minds who also had lively interests in the occult. Of course Jack Parsons’ is on the list but also some surprises! And as a special bonus – video… Continue Reading
Robert Buratti, a member of Collective777, the Art Guild of OTO Australia posted an announcement on FB about exciting news endeavors being undertaken by Mysteria Maxima Media. Thecompany’s site says: “MYSTERIA MAXIMA MEDIA is a West Australian media company spanning… Continue Reading
Last month, Academia Ordo Templi Orientis hosted a conference at Monte Verità in Ascona, Switzerland, mounted in cooperation with the OTO Grand Lodge of Italy. The site was chosen to honor the centennial of the O.T.O. “Anational Congress for Organizing the… Continue Reading
The cover of the current issue of the ever-so brain-tickling Fortean Time boasts “Aleister Crowley: The Comic Strip.” Nuff said, eh? https://subscribe.forteantimes.com/see-inside. Thanks to Soror Hypatia for the tip!
Archeologists have just discovered a nearly complete bird, encased in fossilized tree sap, that has remained intact for almost 100 million years. The bird, which was just a few days old at the time of its death, is… Continue Reading
This article appeared earlier this Summer at the New York Times and while it raises some interesting questions is answer NONE of them. The basic story is, some people have noticed that the gateway to an otherwise nondescript public park… Continue Reading
The Opus Archives in Santa Barbara, CA house the archives of Joseph Campbell, the most well-known mythologist of the 20th century. While he was a respected academic, Campbell was not shy of connections with the occultists of his day and… Continue Reading
It took 90 years to translate the Akkadian, the language of the ancient Mesopotamia, but in 2011, scholars at the University of Chicago finally published a 21 volume dictionary of Akkadian, the language used in ancient Mesopotamia. Unspoken for 2,000 years, Akkadian… Continue Reading
Here’s another thought provoking yet pragmatic contemplation of practical magical practice from our old pal Inominandum for your reading pleasure. “If you managed to ingest any news this week outside of politics and the horrendous flood in Texas you may… Continue Reading