presented by Pro Arts, Oakland and curated by Monet Clark hosted within 3D galleries embedded into the Pro Arts website: proartscommons.org/invocationdemocracy The show progresses mystically so be sure to check out works in galleries 2 and 3, as well as one, with… Continue Reading
It is December 25 in the Western Hemisphere, a date that is celebrated by 100’s of millions as a date when Divine Sentience was fixed to the axes of Time and Space; this perhaps being an apt metaphor for any… Continue Reading
Occult author Brian Johnson recently announced the upcoming publication of his new book, Necromancy in the Medici Library by UK publisher Hadean Press. This features “An edition and translation of excerpts from Biblioteca Medicca Laurenzianna. Pre-orders opening soon!
I haven’t vetted the film Solve et Coagula so can’t speak for or against it. But from the posted description it seems like a game enough attempt to trace the myth of the Knights Templar’s oracular head back to that… Continue Reading
In “certain” circles (who am I kidding?! it’s the same circles that follow this blog!) there’s a belief that trees and other plants are sentient and communicate with each other and in some ways are able to exchange information with… Continue Reading
Yep this is late. That’s how it goes. Here’s an excerpt from Jason Miller’s Magick Monday Newsletter. Dig if you will: There is no meaningful expansion without restriction, and no beneficial conservation that does not enable new expressions. If you… Continue Reading
Palgrave Macmillan has announced the upcoming publication of a new title in its Palgrave Studies in New Religions and Alternative Spiritualities series. This will be Innovation in Esotericism from the Renaissance to the Present, edited by Georgina D. Hedesan and Tim Rudbøg.… Continue Reading
It’s cool to learn something new – even when it shows how clueless you’ve been on particular subjects up to yr moment of discovery. I was thumbing through the Arts section of the NY Times and came across an article… Continue Reading
It may shock many Thelemites that The Prophet of the Lovely Star called himself “The truest of all Christians,” and in fact laced his writings on magick and religion with references to both the Tanakh and New Testament. So perhaps… Continue Reading
We do realize that the more intelligent of y’all are seriously stir crazy in the midst of trying to survive during this pandemic. If you’ve finished binging EVERYTHING you could take this virtual tour of this Ouija Board museum (PS… Continue Reading