Here’s a book review posted at All Uncle Joe’s Expressos of a French publication, a book titled Mojave Epiphany, a secret history of the American space program , by Ewen Chardronnet. This details the history of Jack Parsons and the Suicide Squad… Continue Reading
Today, 8 May, is the Feast of Dame Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, Russian occultist, philosopher, author, and co-founder of the Theosophical Society. Brittanica tells us, “In 1877 her first major work, Isis Unveiled, was published. In this book she criticized the science and religion of her… Continue Reading
The New York Times recently ran a story about the Oba, or spiritual leader of the kingdom of Benin revoking the juju used to seal pacts made by human traffickers and their victims AND putting a curse on any priests… Continue Reading
Research has shown that using ancient scripture as a source for determining historical fact is a tricksy pursuit. While millenia old literary sources can tell you a lot about how the author(s) viewed themselves and their relationship to the enviroment,… Continue Reading
Can a film be consciously fashioned as a talisman? I dunno, ask Kenny Anglemyer, or mebbe Harry Everett Smith? Methinks it’s down to intent — as well as knowledge and skill. And where would one find such cine-amulets? Well, of… Continue Reading
Vol. 1, No. 2 of a new edition of The Equinox based on new digital scans is now available for purchase. There are many different editions of The Equinox, this one is sold under the title “The Equinox: Keep Silence… Continue Reading
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law! August 10-12, in the Valley of Minneapolis, join us for a celebration of the principles of the E.G.C. and the Gnostic Mass! This Conference is open to current members in… Continue Reading
Oxford University Press has announced the imminent publication of the fourth title in the Oxford Studies in Western Esotericism – Jens Schlieter’s What’s It Like To Be Dead, now available for pre-order. The publisher’s site states: “What Is It Like… Continue Reading
Today, April 25, is the Feast of St. Manes. According to The Invisible Basilica of Sabazius, Manes was: Also known as Mani or Manichaeus; Persian philosopher and religious teacher, founder of the Gnostic religion of Manichaeism (see Chapter 201 of Liber… Continue Reading
We just got word that the proof copy of Vol. 1, No. 2 of The Equinox based on new digital scans should be winging its way for review and approval to Brother Scott Wilde who is producing editions of all ten… Continue Reading