Enrollment is open for a 13-week online course on Hekate, Goddess of Magic and Witchcraft and ancient Hellenic magic. It’s being taught by Jack Grayle, author of The Hekataeon. The course starts October 25th, 2021. The course will also have a… Continue Reading
Here’s a nice video presentation on the God Horus by Andrew Henry presented as part of his Religions For Breakfast YouTube series. While this talk does not mention that Horus is the Lord of our current Aeon it is packed… Continue Reading
Today is the birthday of the Prophet of the Lovely star who was born October 12, 1875 – the same year as the Theosophical Society was formed (as he loved to point out). The U.S. Grand Lodge of Ordo Templi… Continue Reading
This is copied and pasted from Lon Milo Duquette’s FB page. If you don’t Follow him, YOU SHOULD! Chapter 0 of The Book of Lies projected on the Tree of Life COMMENTARY (The Chapter that is not a Chapter) This… Continue Reading
Last year, BigThink ran Molly Hanson’s article on the non-Christian roots of several Roman Catholic practices. This of course should not be surprising as every religion has roots in earlier faiths and also is influenced by other contemporary religions. The… Continue Reading
This is cool! An online repository for Spiritualist and Occult periodicals. So, “occult,” you understand why that’s of interest. Spiritualist – well, this is the movement that gave rise to figures like Pascal Beverly Randolph and Emma Harding Britten who… Continue Reading
Ye Gods is an Occult Electro project produced in The Hague by “Antoni Maiovvi,” the nom-de-plume of prolific British composer Anton Maiof. The eponymous debut album by said project was released on Bunker/Panzerkreuz. As played by Aphex Twin. Project was gifted in a… Continue Reading
“The Pomegranate is the first International, peer-reviewed journal of Pagan studies. It provides a forum for papers, essays and symposia on both ancient and contemporary Pagan religious practices. The Pomegranate also publishes timely reviews of scholarly books in this growing field. The editors… Continue Reading
The scholarly journal Nature recently published a report on archaeological excavations and analysis at the ancient Middle Eastern site of Tall el-Hamman indicating that may have was destroyed by a cosmic airburst – this being the inspiration for the Biblical… Continue Reading
Many Thelemites tend towards the polytheistic in their private devotions. And why not, The Prophet of the Lovely Star did indicate that all human concepts of deity were pretty much heiroglyphs – symbols for embodying our concepts of aspects of… Continue Reading