Today, April 23, is the Feast of Gnostic Saint Sir Richard Payne Knight. Wikpedia describes Knight as “… a classical scholar, connoisseur, archaeologist and numismatist best known for his theories of picturesque beauty and for his interest in ancient phallic imagery.”… Continue Reading
Profane Egyptologists is a new book by Paul Harrison published by Routledge detailing the modern practice of Kemetic i.e. ancient Egyptian (“Egypt” is actually the Greek term for what the natives referred to as “Khem”). The publisher’s site says: “It… Continue Reading
Today, April 11, is Barbershop Quartet Day, International Louie Louie Day, National Bookmobile Day, National Pet Day, National Eight-Track Tape Day, Submarine Day, World Parkinson’s Disease Day, and National Cheese Fondue Day. Yesterday, April 10, was the Feast of Saint… Continue Reading
We ARE very interested in the fate of the Yazidis for several reasons: first and foremost, they are fellow sentient beings; secondly, The Prophet of the Lovely Star did see an ancient precedent for Thelema in their singular faith. Here’s… Continue Reading
Dark Mofo will be presenting a retrospective of the work of the late, revered EGC Bishop Harry With at the Salamanca Arts Center in Tasmania this coming June. So if yr in the neighborhood don’t miss it! Smith’s art adorned… Continue Reading
THREE HANDS PRESS, the publishing arm of the Cultus Sabbati is announcing the publication of The Celestial Art: Essays on Astrological Magic edited by Austin Coppock and Daniel A. Schulke. This will be released May 20, 2018. Their site states: “It… Continue Reading
The Grand Master of U.S. Grand Lodge of Ordo Templi Orientis shares these greetings: “Greetings and blessings on this the 114th annual commemoration of the First Day of the Three Days of the Writing of the Book of the Law!… Continue Reading
In Liber 888 Crowley claimed “an intimate knowledge of the Bible so deeply rooted that it seems hardly unfair to say that it formed the whole foundation of my mind,” and declared further, “I am the truest of all Christians.”… Continue Reading
The Iraeli paper, HaAretz, recently published as story about archeaological finds from the “First Temple” period including a depiction of YHVH and His wife Asherah. YIPES! The story begins: “More than four decades after its excavation wound down, a small… Continue Reading
I just got hipped to this by Thelema, NOW! host Sister Harper, a random insult generator that sources the writings of Martin Luther! http://ergofabulous.org/luther/. The mind boggles as to the uses or misuses you could put this too – a… Continue Reading