William Blake Lodge is proud to announce that it will be hosting Christeos Pir’s Enochian Magick Workshop July 8-10, 2016. The Workshop includes two full days of lecture, discussion, and hands-on ritual, exploring the historical, theoretical, and practical world of… Continue Reading
Did you know that the TV show “Penny Dreadful” website offers a build-your-own tarot deck? And that the cards were brought to Europe by Islamic soldiers? You might, but with a shout out to Aleister Crowley and Thelema, this article… Continue Reading
Two design students in Copenhagen,Sergey Komardenkov and Vihanga Gore, have come up with a way to convert heat energy into electricity, rather than letting it go to waste. Smithsonian tells us: “Though Heat Harvest is still speculative, the technology to… Continue Reading
Thelesis Oasis, in the Valley of Philadelphia, is raising money for a new home in South Philadelphia. After their prior location in North Philadelphia suffered a building collapse in March, Thelesis has been using temporary locations to host Lectures, Rituals and the Gnostic… Continue Reading
William Blake Lodge, O.T.O., is proud to announce a celebration of the Three Days of the Writing of the Book of the Law with lectures from both Brother Vere Chappell and Sister Lita-Luise Chappell. The event will take place Friday,… Continue Reading
Air and Space magazine reports that in June 2014, forester Austin Lunn-Rhue uncovered the nearly forgotten wreckage of an Air Force F-106 that went down August 1964 in Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula. The wreckage is in a stand of trees… Continue Reading
Smithsonian reviews historic tales tale of how Nantucket became the whaling capital of the world. “Today Nantucket Island is a fashionable summer resort: a place of T-shirt shops and trendy boutiques. It’s also a place of picture-perfect beaches where even at the… Continue Reading
Vice interviews Australian photographer Tim Fenby about his experiences visiting Nanje, a town that still plays Maoist theme songs. “Over the last 30 years, most of China has increasingly embraced Western capitalism. But one town of 3,000 has firmly held… Continue Reading
A farmer in the Swiss town of Ueken saw something glinting out of a molehill on his cherry orchard and wound up unearthing “more than 4,000 bronze and silver coins dating back to ancient Rome,” the Guardian reports. The coins, which… Continue Reading
Smithsonian reports, “King’s College Chapel at the University of Cambridge is one of England’s iconic buildings. Started by Henry VI and completed by Henry VIII, it’s known for its Gothic majesty. Now, its visual merits also include an entire universe of… Continue Reading