The Takenouchi manuscripts are a set of mysterious documents that were rewritten by a man named Takenouchino Matori 1,500 years ago in a mixture of Japanese and Chinese characters, transcribed from even older texts. According to legend, the original documents… Continue Reading
Julie Wilson recently posted some of her research on the work of Genesis Breyer P-Orridgeat genesisporridgearchive.blogspot.com: “This article is a condensed extract from my research into the psychological basis of the work of Genesis P-Orridge. As such the article will only… Continue Reading
A study of mummies from around the world shows atherosclerosis, or calcified arteries, was prevalent in a wide range of cultures and time periods. http://www.archaeology.org/issues/153-1411/trenches/2608-trenches-mummies-heart-disease
7PM tonight. Frater Aladdin, aka Brother James Garvey, will be there In Spirit. Come to East Williamsburg! Or is it Williamswick? Bushwickburg. Whatever. Straight up Bushwick. Montrose L stop, so much to answer for. Also, features work by Genesis Breyer… Continue Reading
After Persia’s invasion of Egypt, Persia took the best of Egypt’s artists back to Persia. The result was that art in Egypt suffered and it is obvious in the art that was created in the time period. http://www.livescience.com/49059-ancient-egyptian-coffin-odd-art.html
At a recent INAH press conference on the Tlalocan project, it was announced that a substantial offering and three chambers have been discovered at the far end of a tunnel discovered under the Temple of the Feathered Serpent at Teotihuacan,… Continue Reading
TheFader.com recently posted a video interview with Genesis Breyer P-Orridge regarding the re-issue of the William S. Burroughs collection, Nothing Here Now but the Recordings. For years, Dais Records co-founder Ryan Martin has been talking with Genesis about this collection: “of tape recorder… Continue Reading
A newly discovered female figurine amulet from Revninge in the east of Denmark represents a very interesting find due to her remarkably detailed Viking Age dress. http://www.pasthorizonspr.com/index.php/archives/06/2014/viking-age-revninge-woman-an-exceptional-find
Australia’s Robert Buratti is currently completing new work for his first New York exhibition “Cabinet of Curiosities” opening January, 21 2015 at the Metropolitan Pavilion 125 West 18th Street in Manhattan (http://www.metropolitanevents.com/) presented by Marion Harris Gallery (http://www.marion-harris.com/), Manhattan. The exhibition runs… Continue Reading
from http://www.factory718.com & http://www.buratti.com.au “In ancient China, it was believed that by using the life-force energy of a victim as the energetic matrix of a hexing spell, a seasoned sorcerer could filter out the energetic cords attached to his or… Continue Reading