The video attached is of the Attica Dionysian Festival 2016 that took place June 6, 2016 e.v.. The festival is a celebration of the cultivation of the vines. The Labrys Community is one who still worships the Greek gods. Other… 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 History Extra, Emma Mason tells us that a new book will explore the “sexual habits of people in Ancient Greece – from prostitution to pillow talk.” She elaborates, “In Bed with the Ancient Greeks examines homosexuality, pederasty, mythological sex… 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
As Aleister Crowley stated in several instances, ancient man misconstrued the apparent changing aspects of the Sun as the Earth orbits around it as indicating the it’s actual weakening and death, this being analoguous to longstanding misunderstanding of the fate… 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
Cambridge University Press just published the Cambridge Handbook of Western Mysticism and Esotericism – 10 years in the making! The publisher’s site states: “Mysticism and esotericism are two intimately related strands of the Western tradition. Despite their close connections, however,… Continue Reading
One of Aleister Crowley’s most famed slogans was “The Method of Science; The Aim of Religion” which emblazoned copies of his publication The Equinox. Crowley was keen on putting the study and practice of magick on a scientific footing –… Continue Reading
The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia — Penn Museum for Twitter — is mounting an exihibit devoted to the tools and texts of magical technology. Their site explains: “Protective amulets, incantation bowls, curse tablets, powerful… Continue Reading
Written on the summit of Scafell Pike in permanent ink are verses from the Emerald Tablets of Thoth, signed “R. Bennett” and “2015.” No one knows who left the graffiti, or why. The Telegraph reports, “The National Trust said a team… Continue Reading