Vol. 1, No 8 of the Keep Silence edition of The Equinox is now available for purchase. No 8 contains the first appearance of the advertisement of the “ORDER OF ORIENTAL TEMPLARS” and “MYSTERIA MYSTICA MAXIMA” at the front of… Continue Reading
Begovich Gallery in Fullerton, California is now hosting Invocation of Almost, a one man show of the work of O.T.O. Cabinet member David Tibet. The Gallery is located at 800 N State College Blvd (Arts Drive), Fullerton, California 92831. Gallery Hours: Monday-Thursday,… Continue Reading
Ultraculture.org editor-in-chief Jason Louv recently posted about a fundraiser to offset the costs of Genesis Breyer P-Orridge’s current hospital stay, necessitated by a serious blockage of her lungs. Jason says: “Genesis P-Orridge has been admitted to the hospital and faces… 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
London’s Hadean Press has noted that they’re still open for submissions for the next installment in their Conjure Codex series. Their site describes the series thus: “CONJURE CODEX breaks new ground in presenting inter-related material from a range of traditions,… 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
Denis Poisson of the Esoteric Book Review posted his review of of Frater Acher‘s book Holy Daimon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wj_POATRIvU. The paperback edition is still available: https://scarletimprint.com/publications.
Alkistis Dimech posted this statement on her FB feed regarding the upcoming Magickal Women Conference being held in London in June: “I’m delighted to be one of the speakers at the Magickal Women Conference in London this June, where I’ll… 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
Here’s a cool essay from two years ago about John Coltrane’s thoughts on the relationship between music and physics which extends into some interesting considerations that imply the use of the Method of Science to achieve the Aim of Religion. … Continue Reading