And at the end of the darkness, amid many names which I could not read, JACOBUS BURGUNDUS MOLENSIS. for his name was in letters of fire. Did not the Order of the Temple prepare the Renaissance by fusing the Mysteries… Continue Reading
Sunday, March 17, will be the Feast of Saint Dionysus. According to the Invisible Basilica of Sabazius, Dionysus was: Also known as Bacchus, Iacchus, Bassareus, Trietenicus and Liber. Thracian god of ecstasy, terror, guilt and atonement, death and resurrection, vegetation, trees,… Continue Reading
A collaborative of local O.T.O. bodies in the United States invite you to join in their online celebration of the Thelemic Holy Season this year, March 19th through April 10th! Information from the Golden Thread Camp website below details this… Continue Reading
Sunday, March 17, will be the Feast of Nancy Cunard, writer, heiress and political activist. Born 1896 into the British upper class, the only child of shipping magnate Sir Bache Cunard and American heiress Maud Burke, she devoted much of… Continue Reading
Lee Harrington is an internationally known spiritual and erotic authenticity educator, gender explorer, eclectic artist and award-winning author and editor on erotic and sacred experience. He’s been traveling the globe teaching and talking about sexuality, psychology, faith and desire, and… Continue Reading
Sunday 10 March is the 34th anniversary of Israel Regardie’s death in Sedona, Arizona. Born Israel Regudy 17 November 1907 in London, England, Regardie wrote fifteen books on the occult over the course of his lifetime. Aside from being personal secretary… Continue Reading
Today, March 7, is the 31st anniversary of Divine’s death. Born Harris Glenn Milstead, Divine was a mainstay of John Waters films, notably “Multiple Maniacs,” “Pink Flamingos,” “Polyester,” and “Hairspray.” The Baltimore Sun says, “Even in death, Divine — the larger-than-life drag queen made famous… Continue Reading
With The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Charmed, The Magicians, and so on, magic and witchcraft are enjoying a spotlight on television. Now Freeform has announced a witchy addition to prime time, Motherland: Fort Salem, described by Deadline: Hollywood as “an… Continue Reading
What was it like growing up the daughter of Erica Jong, a woman whom many consider a leader in second-wave feminism? Was it liberating? Confusing? How was it different from being parented by any other person famous for writing books? When… Continue Reading
Do you lucid dream? How often? What do you do to achieve this state? Science wants to know. In a recent article for Medium, Sally McGrane says: While dreamers may enjoy the ability to control their dreams, neuroscientists are interested… Continue Reading