One of the more unlikely phenomena to surface in popular music culture at the very end of the last century was the sudden vogue for chanting. It started with a sudden explosion of sales for recordings of Gregorian chant. This… Continue Reading
We posted a review of Opera Philadelphia’s production of Daniel Hertzerber’s opera The Wake World, based on Aleister Crowley’s poem of the same name. Here’s the synopsis OP posted: Here’s the synposis posted by Opera Philadelphia who produced these performances:… Continue Reading
Jesus, Satan, angels, demons. The Goetia, Enochian Angels, The Peaceful and Wrathful Deities of Buddhism, Djinn, ancient Sumerian gods accessed by the rituals and recitations that appear in Simon’s Necronomicon… I dunno, if you “believe” in any of these I’m… Continue Reading
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. We are pleased to announce that registration is now open for this upcoming Advanced Initiation Training workshop later this year: Bubastis Oasis in the Valley of Dallas, TX on… Continue Reading
The London Times recently ran a feature about a 17th letter dictated by The Devil to a possessed nun which has finally been deciphered. An excerpt from the article states: “A letter written in code by a 17th century Italian… Continue Reading
Alkistis from the Scarlet Imprint publishing house will speak at Art = Praxis Symposium/Exhibition organized by artist/scholar Dr Sasha Chaitow. The exhibition takes place October 14-23 and symposium is being held Sunday October 15. These events are behing held at… Continue Reading
Two of the current titles on offer from the U.K.’s Hell Fire Club Books are beautifully produced and bound by hand editions of Aleister Crowley’s Little Essays Toward Truth and GENESIS OF THE BOOK OF THE LAW: The Complete Texts by David… Continue Reading
Useful advice from Inominandum to folks of several spiritual/magical persuasions as to means of impacting the hurricane onslaught: Just as people were declaring Hurricane Harvey the worst Hurricane in US History, Irma comes barreling through the Caribbean saying “hold my… Continue Reading
This article appeared earlier this Summer at the New York Times and while it raises some interesting questions is answer NONE of them. The basic story is, some people have noticed that the gateway to an otherwise nondescript public park… Continue Reading
Ida Craddock was born there, Madame Blavatsky lived there, it’s famed Art Museum (wid de Rocky steps, THAT one) was founded on the collections of Charles Leland who also published the Gospel of The Witches as the Wiccan Revival was… Continue Reading