New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art is currently hosting an exhibit titled “Surrealism Beyond Borders.” It looks at Surrealist artists from around the world and over a time span of some 70 years rather than focusing on the French artists… Continue Reading
We’re posted pretty frequently about modern ceremonial magick’s roots in 19th century Spiritualism (originally “Spiritism”) and this practice is still alive an well and gathering celeb believers. The New York Times recently ran a feature on Carissa Schumacher, a modern… Continue Reading
Liber Librae sub figurâ XXX, a Golden Dawn lection much beloved of the Master Therion says: “To obtain Magical Power, learn to control thought; admit only those ideas that are in harmony with the end desired, and not every stray… Continue Reading
You’ve heard me waffle on at length about the matrix of 19th century spirtualist beliefs that modern ceremonial magick emerged from. Well, I’m waffling on! Here’s an online copy of Dr. Hippolyte Baraduc The Human Soul: Its Movements, Its Lights, and the… Continue Reading
Carl Abrahamsson’s Trapart Books just published Nina Antonia’s “Dancing with Salomé – Courting the Uncanny with Oscar Wilde & Friends.” The publisher’s description says: “Dancing with Salomé” unmasks the occult aspects of Oscar Wilde’s celebrated tome The Picture of Dorian… Continue Reading
Bitter Winter is running MASSIMO INTROVIGNE’s 9 part series on the origins of the Bavarian Illuminati of which Joe Biden and Hilary Rodman Clinton are the current American overlords of ,right? Hmmm. I think this series would beg to differ. So… Continue Reading
The latest episode of the Witches and Wine podcast features Rev. Dr. Aaron Davis, a Christian minister teaches hoodoo and works with the Orishas. Listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0pa2xHXJ8g. Rev. Davis’ Hoodoo class starts Dec. 6, 2021.The posted description says: “Hoodoo. Rootwork. Conjure. “Each of… Continue Reading
ABC-TV in Australia is among media outlets reporting Ethiopia’s recovery of cultural materials stolen by British military forces in the 19th century. The article begins: “Ethiopia has hailed the return of precious artefacts looted by British soldiers more than 150… Continue Reading
On November 5, Jason Miller posted on FB: “Well That Happened” Part 3 – THE BENEFITS OF SEEING THINGS OUT OF CONTEXT… A week ago I posted that “Well that happened” and “It is what it is” point to one… Continue Reading
Recently, the Moscow Times ran a feature on the renaissance of native folk magick. An excerpt reads: “’What we now call practical magic in Russia is a bizarre fusion of Russian village magic, the witchcraft that came from Europe which… Continue Reading