Frater Acher is announcing the physicl release of Goetic Common Sense in the new year and in the meanwhile is offering a free PDF of it. The post description says: ‘Goêtic Common Sense’, a 60-page essay, is a gift to… Continue Reading
Video of veteran English Pop-subversive Toyah Wilcox and her Gurdjieff devotee Robert Fripp (just back from touring Japan) covering The Stooges. Merry Crimble! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ICfWY6CvnY.
The Rosaleen Norton – ‘The Witch of Kings Cross’ film FB feed posted this happy announcement: “We are thrilled to be awarded as Winner of Best Arts Documentary at ATOM Awards last night!! Thanks again to team Witch. If you… Continue Reading
Mainstream publisher Simon & Schuster have just published Wild Witchcraft: Folk Herbalism, Garden Magic, and Foraging for Spells, Rituals, and Remedies by Rebecca Beyer. The publisher’s description says: Witchcraft is wild at heart, calling us into a relationship with the untamed world… Continue Reading
The Hermit’s Lamp is an occult shop in West Toronto with a fine line in supplies that any self respecting magician, witch, or sorcerer might have call for. They also host a long-running podcast, now up to some 126 episodes,… Continue Reading
With the Solstice holidays coming up and many of us preparing to participate in family gatherings that we might be uncomfortable with because of personal beliefs at odds with those held by other family members, this post from Jason Miller’s… Continue Reading
This Friday, December 17 from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm the Magickal Women Conference will be hosting a talk by José Leitão on pre-contemporary books of Saint Cyprian at Pushkin House Bloomsbury Square London W1 Tickets: £10:00. The posted description says: This talk… Continue Reading
The Boleskine House Foundation recently posted video of the restoration work being done there. Most recently they installed two wooden trusses and one steel truss. On FB they note: “The team will rest well tonight. It’s been a cold and windy… Continue Reading
Recently, the scholarly journal Nature published a paper on an infant burial in northwestern Italy and the insights into funerary practices and female personhood in early Mesolithic Europe that examining these remains and their archaeological context has provided. The Introduction… Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from this week’s Monday Magick newsletter by Jason Miller: Chances are you are familiar with Chronos: the Greek name for Saturn and the word for time from which we derive the terms chronological and synchronous. You might be less… Continue Reading