A new video presentation produced by the Education Committee of U.S. Grand Lodge of Ordo Templi Orientis has been uploaded to the Ordo Templi Orientis USA YouTube channel. In this presentation Dr. Keith Edward Cantú, author of Like a Tree Universally… Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from Jason Miller’s Monday Magick Newsletter: I opened up the Book of Gold and noted the descriptions of what you can do with each psalm are varied. Psalm 2 for instance can be used to heal gastronomic issues and… Continue Reading
A new video presentation produced by the Education Committee of U.S. Grand Lodge of Ordo Templi Orientis has been uploaded to the Ordo Templi Orientis USA YouTube channel. In this presentation Jaime Paul Lamb, author of The Archetypal Temple and… Continue Reading
Issue no.9 of Hellebore Zine, “The Old Ways”, is now available. Their posted description says: Hellebore is a poisonous plant that has the power of altering perception, and it’s thought to be one of the main ingredients for the witches’… Continue Reading
Cool! Someone posted what is purportedly a tape recording of Peter Lavenda discussing the Necronomicon, specifically the book compiled, edited and added to by a number of New York based occultists in the 1970’s, utilizing copies of ancient Middle Eastern… Continue Reading
The New York Times ran a round up of popular podcasts examining Cults. I anxiously read through it to see if O.T.O. got covered and… nope! Of course the fact that our initiates are free to resign without any repercussions… Continue Reading
As NOTOCON will be held in the Valley of Denver this Summer I thought this article about that city’s international airport regularly attracting all manner of esotheric rumors about aliens, institutional conspiracies and the like might amuse ye. An excerpt… Continue Reading
Tantra for All The Path of Nath Tantrika is a soon to be published book by Denny Sargent. The posted description says: “Tantra is Magick. The practice of Tantra reaches back thousands of years. It is not a religion like… Continue Reading
I’m always fascinated by the porousness of the divide between Thelema and Christianity. Here’s the opening of a New York Times piece on Danish art, quoting the philosopher and poet Soren Kirkegaard: ‘“Purity of heart is to will one thing,”… Continue Reading
If you’re interested in art and the occult you’ll likely be aware of Hilma af Klint, a painter active in the late 19th and early 20 centuries whose work was, at least in part, influenced by her practice of meditation… Continue Reading