Cute little article about Paul McCartney taking inspiration for the Beatles’ song “Fool On The Hill” from the tarot card Atu 0. An excerpt reads: “Koger’s explanation made Paul like the word ‘fool.’ ‘So I began to like the word… Continue Reading
USGL of O.T.O.’s podcast, Thelema, NOW! has posted a new episode. The always awesome and entertaining Jason Miller returns to Thelema Now and discusses what it means to be a Sorcerer. TN host Harper Feist gets to the bottom of what it… Continue Reading
UK occult publisher Hadean Press just announced: “It has finally arrived! The hardcover edition of Clearing the Waters is now in the Hadean warehouse. I’ll update the website tomorrow, and will start shipping orders on Wednesday. Thanks to those of… Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from Jason Miller’s Magick Monday Newsletter: Cyberspace is not the Astral Plane, but you can still do Magic with it. I got an email this weekend with an intriguing question: “Jason, you have laid out a scheme… Continue Reading
Earlier this year, the New York Times Book Review reviewed Antonio Damassio’s book Feeling and Knowing, which offers a theory on how consciousness arises through the interaction between sensory input and an internalized info base. Since much of magick involves… Continue Reading
Tzadik Records has announced a September of a new live album by by label founder, John Zorn – The Hermetic Organ Vol. 9 – Liber VII . This release is based on Liber Liberi vel Lapidis Lazuli, by the Master Therion.… Continue Reading
Even a cursory study of modern ceremonial magick reveals that its roots lie in 19th century occult interests, which in turn revolved around Spiritualism (originally “Spiritism”) with the transition coming via Emma Hardinge Britten and Pascal Beverly Randolph (n.b. a… Continue Reading
Deputy National Grand Master of O.T.O. U.S. Grand Lodge, Lon Milo Duquette has announce that Llewellen will be releasing a Brand New – Revised – Expanded – edition of his historical fantasy, An Accidental Christ in 2023
If you’re lucky, you learn something new every day. I was reading the New York Times Book Review, in this case a review of Lost In The Valley of Death, a look at the life of international backpacking daredevil, Justin… Continue Reading
Harry Smith Archives’ FB page posted this thang which utterly blew my mind: “Discovered quite a strange throwback in the archives: Harry in a Sotheby’s World Mastercard ad. From left: Jack Smith, unidentified man, Harry Smith, Panna Grady, William S.… Continue Reading