Holy Days Art Project – The Hermit
Atu IX – The Hermit Liber VII Chapter 6 Thou wast a priestess, O my God, among the Druids; and we knew the powers of the oak. 2. We made us a temple of stones in the shape of the… Continue Reading
Religion
New ESSWE Newsletter Available for Free Download
The European Society for the Study of Western Esotericism has released it’s latest newsletter and you can DL a free copy here: https://www.esswe.org/News/10227653. The new issue is helmed by new editor Chloe Sugden, a PhD candidate at the ETH in… Continue Reading
Earliest Site in America Settled by Refugees From Protestant Persecution
We’re all against religious oppression right? So we’re all excited about this archaeological discovery which sheds light on the outpost established by Roman Catholics in North America to escape the persecution they were experiencing in England. This would be the… Continue Reading
The Ecstatic, Invocational Aspect of Carnival
You don’t necessarily discover something new every day, but if you’re lucky, mebbe very week? Month? As is my wont, I was reading back issues of the New York Times and came upon a supplement titled “Carnival In Winter.” This… Continue Reading
Israeli Fertility Amulet from 500 BCE Discovered
The Times of Israel reported on a tween discovering a 2500 year old fertility amulet while on a family hike. Part of the story reads: “’The figurine that Zvi discovered is rare and only one such example exists in the… Continue Reading
Peter Grey Reads From His New Book The Two Antichrists
UK occult publishers Scarlet Imprint have announced that ordering has opened for the fine edition of The Two Antichrists by Peter Grey. The Abaddon edition is strictly limited to 77 copies bound in full silvered black morocco, with silver edges… Continue Reading
Were Supposed Fakes Actually The Earliest Torah Manuscripts?
A recent academic paper by Idan Dershowitz makes a case for the manuscript fragments of passages from Deuteronomy written in paleo-Hebrew that were dismissed as fakes after their purchase in the 19th century by the British Museum actually being genuine.… Continue Reading
How Ancient Egyptian Game Gained Supernatural Significance.
A goodly number of theorists hold that the tarot started as a deck of playing cards (I’ve got a friend in New Orleans who theorizes that the original cards and game referred to the activities of mediaeval ruling classes, gaining… Continue Reading
New Article on Rosaleen Norton Documentary
ReligionNews.com ran coverage of Sonia Bible’s LONG in the making documentary film on Witch/Artist/Activist Rosaleen Norton. It begins: “Rosaleen Norton rose to infamy in the 1950s in Australia, after a series of lurid public scandals in which she was accused… Continue Reading
New Photo Exhibition at Cleveland’s Raymond Buckland Museum
Raymond Buckland’s Museum of Witchcraft and Magick and Stephen Romano Gallery is presenting a new exhibition that opened March 4 and runs through April 30, “Transmutations Witches Healers Oracles. This exhibition features photographic works by DESTINY TURNER ALEXIS KARL COURTNEY… Continue Reading