This passed Fall, The New York Times Book Review published a review by composer John Adams of a new book on Gnostic Saint Richard Wagner Wagnerism by Alex Ross. There’s a lot of things people have said about Wagner that… Continue Reading
Most of you now know the tale of the Philadelphia Flyers mascot Gritty, the Philadelphia Tarot Deck features local personages of note like “Fresh Air” host Terry Gross, Questlove of the Roots and you’ve now heard the term “jawn.” But… Continue Reading
NYBooks.com recently reviewed the newly published Magic and the Dignity of Man: Pico della Mirandola and His Oration in Modern Memory by Brian P. Copenhaver. An excerpt of the review reads: “But the most famous speech of the Renaissance, the… Continue Reading
UK publisher Scarlet Imprint is offering XVI as a free DL. This is long out of print anthology featuring essays from 16 occultists on strategies for liberation. The publisher’s site says: “Our civilisation is in crisis. As we confront ecological… Continue Reading
USGL’s Thelema, NOW! podcast just posted a new episode. The online description says: “We’re living in a COVID world, and host Harper Feist, Sue Terry and Erzebet Barthold are COVID women! These women won’t let anything, even a pandemic, stop… Continue Reading
Today I am publishing Dr. Richard Kaczynski’s forward to my book “On the Rights of Man”, an overview of Liber OZ. I was of course honored that he would contribute the forward and as one would expect his… Continue Reading
Monday June 29th at 6pm PST Brother Dionysius Rogers will be presenting via Google Meet his outstanding “Strange Angel in a Strange Land” on behalf of O.T.O. USGL’s Education Committee. This is open to O.T.O. initiates and anyone financially supporting a… Continue Reading
So let’s be honest – the occult community is rife with folks who buy into conspiracy theories of all sorts, even the most phantasmagorical. The joke is – that some of the most far-fetched can turn out to be based… Continue Reading
Here’s an interesting podcast looking at attempts to create female semen that references the ancient Greek women’s festival, Thesmophoria. The posted description says: “The internet is filled with less-than-mystical portrayals of semen being used to exert power, typically as a tool… Continue Reading
The second Trans State Conference was held this Fall at University of Northampton in England. The theme of the second iteration of this conference was The Art of Revelation. The conference’s site explains: “This…Trans- States conference, The Art of Revelation, themes itself… Continue Reading