Occult Educator and sorcerer Jason Miller is interviewed by Andrew MacGregor for the Hermits Lamp podcast episode #117. The topic is: Magick and How We Define Ourselves. This will be posted at: https://thehermitslamp.com/podcast-episodes-with-barbara-moore/.
John Myrdhin Reynolds / Lama Vajranatha offers on his FB feed: “Those interested in the practices of Kurukulla and Amitayus can still obtain booklets of sadhanas related to those deities published a while back via Sambhala Centrum, Budapest, Hungary. If… Continue Reading
Richard Kaczynski returned for a second conversation with the host of the Soulless Materialist podcast. The theme of this episode is the Ace of Disks. https://soundcloud.com/faderanger93/tarot-for-the-soulless-materialist-episode-23-ace-of-disks-richard-kaczynski-on-aleister-crowleys-tarot-practice.
Here’s an intriguing excerpt from this week’s installment of occult author Erik Davis’ Burning Shore newsletter. “The Kabbalistic tree, whose classic visual form also crystalizes in the early modern era, depicts an emanationist view of the cosmos. Sacred forces are… Continue Reading
Fulgur Press have announced on FB: “We are working hard on a new edition of ‘Hidden Lore’ by Kenneth and Steffi Grant. Published originally between 1959-1963 as a series of monographs with magical diagrams hand-drawn by Steffi Grant, the Carfax… Continue Reading
Palgrave MacMillan has opened pre-orders on a new collection in the Palgrave Studies in New Religions and Alternative Spiritualities book series, edited by noted author Amy Hale, Essays on Women in Western Esotericism: Beyond Seeresses and Sea Priestesses. The publisher’s description… Continue Reading
I have argued before and will argue again, that magic works more mechanistically than people think. People will do magic to get a job and wind up with a job that they hate, yet think that somehow they have to… Continue Reading
Last month, Netflix released a new supernatural suspense series, Things Heard and Seen featuring Amanda Seyfriend and James Norton. The couple move from Manhattan to upstate New York so that Norton’s character can take a teaching position at a small… Continue Reading
It was announced today that a Fall publication is expected for The Collected Major Works of Frater Achad, edited and with an introduction by Henrik Bogdan. Frater Achad was one of the magical names of Charles Stansfield Jones. Jones was… Continue Reading
Earlier this month, the prestigious scientific journal Nature published a paper on what appears to be the first ever human burial, dating back some 80,0000 years. Besides the physical details of this internment, what’s most intriguing is the insight into… Continue Reading