If you haven’t visited it yet, you should take some time during the upcoming holiday and check out noted author and translator of sacred texts Joseph Peterson’s esotericarchives where he’s posted dozens of occult works that he’s translated and added… Continue Reading
Tin Can Forest Press published “What Is A Witch” last month. This is an illuminated manifesto on witchcraft written by Pam Grossman with images by Tin Can Forest. The publisher’s site says” “Conjure an image of a witch in your… Continue Reading
In a recent episode of “Alex”‘s naturalbornalchemist.com podcast he speaks with Roberto Migliussi. Migliussi published a fanzine called Idola Tribus in the 1980’s the covered both music and historical figures. Since then, he’s become a publisher and printed work by Kenneth Grant and… Continue Reading
The New Yorker’s just run a nice feature on Genesis Breyer P-Orridge which, as always, is witty, funny and thought-provoking in a profound yet entirely non-pompous way. Part of its introduction notes: “P-Orridge, whose well-worn features evoke both Ozzy Osbourne… Continue Reading
Funcom recently announced that it will be adding The Museum of the Occult to its popular mmo, The Secret World. The game is set in the modern world with a wide options for character development. Funcom tells us, “The Museum of the Occult… Continue Reading
LaShTAL Press has announced that it’s 8th Conference will be held September 17 in Gdansk Poland. The event will be focused on the tarot, and among the speakers presenting will be special guest Richard Kaczynski, author of the best biography of… Continue Reading
Sister Ania, National Treasurer, Ordo Templi Orientis Poland, recently distributed a circular for several wonderful items O.T.O. is offering for sale: “I am writing to you to inform you about a few items we have recently produced, including a beautiful… Continue Reading
Don Henley’s interview with David Browne, published in Rolling Stone this month, relates stories about The Eagles and how their 1972 debut album came together. Stories of Zelda Fitzgerald, sounds of chirping birds, Ouija boards, séances, palm reading, peyote trips and more meld to create… Continue Reading
The New York Times Book Review recently published a review on The Bad Ass Librarians of Tibuktu, a book documenting the courageous work being done in sub-Saharan Africa to protect a mind-blowingly rich literary legacy not to mention one of… Continue Reading
The name Timothy Leary is likely familiar to most modern day spiritual seekers. His Wikipedia pages states, in part:? “Timothy Francis Leary (October 22, 1920 – May 31, 1996) was an American psychologist and writer known for advocating the exploration… Continue Reading