In Magic: A History: From Alchemy to Witchcraft, from the Ice Age to the Present Oxford professor of archaeology Chris Gosden explores the history of magic―an ancient and currently often overlooked aspect of human behavior and its present day resurgence. I learned about… Continue Reading
The English publishing house Kamuret Press, has announced the planned March 2021 publication of Women of Thelema: Selected Essays, edited by Manon Hedenborg White and Christian Giudice. The publisher’s site states: “A remarkable feature of the occultism of the fin-de-siècle… Continue Reading
This October will see the publication of trailblazing psychologist Carl Jung’s The Black Books for the first time ever. Until now, the single most important unpublished work by C.G. Jung―The Black Books. The Black Books were edited by Sonu Shamdasani and… Continue Reading
Our Most Holy and Most Beloved Father in the Lord, Hymenaeus Beta recommends this 1973 presentation of Socrates’ parable of The Cave, as recorded by Plato and appearing in his Republic as explaining “the raison d’être of both the OTO… Continue Reading
Today I am publishing Dr. Richard Kaczynski’s forward to my book “On the Rights of Man”, an overview of Liber OZ. I was of course honored that he would contribute the forward and as one would expect his… Continue Reading
Oh July 1, 2020 EV Charles Stein posted on FB: “Sad news. Harvey Bialy, the creator of the images that I have been posting with my texts about them, has died. I don’t have details. Friend and coconspirator with me… Continue Reading
The O.T.O. USA YouTube channel just added new uploaded content, a lecture by Dionysius Rogers, “Strange Angel in a Strange Land.” This was originally hosted by the Education Committee of U.S. Grand Lodge of Ordo Templi Orientis. The posted description… Continue Reading
Yesterday we posted an item about a lengthy piece on Italian physicist Angelo Bassi, who’s focus is on devising experiments to test the many theories of quantum mechanics; a lot the the theory and predictions made through mathematical analyses end… Continue Reading
Modern ceremonial magicians are fond of citing some of the rudiments of quantum mechanics to lend a little scientific heft to the magician’s view of the nature of the manifest universe’s operating; usually the popularized tidbits is all they know… Continue Reading
Sir Isaac Newton is popularly known as having developed a theory of gravitation. Folks that have cracked a few books may view him as one of the father’s of modern science and one of the architects of the Mechanistic view… Continue Reading