The New York Times style magazine recently ran a feature about the use of botanical oils in cutting edge beauty product. The oils utilize resins and bark that are a standard part of modern magical practice so I thought this… Continue Reading
The world’s largest Ouija board, weighing 4.5 tons and measuring 15.5 feet in length, debuted Friday, October 11, 2019 in Salem, Massachusetts, home of Knights Templar Oasis, O.T.O. According to The Boston Globe, “…the fully-functional board was created by New… Continue Reading
Be goodly therefore: dress ye all in fine apparel; eat rich foods and drink sweet wines and wines that foam! A review on Wine.mag.co.za (“Everything to do with SA fine wine”), Thelema Merlot 2016 rates a 91/100. Writer Christian Eedes… Continue Reading
On Friday, February 15th, 2019 Krewe What Thou Wilt rolled in the inaugural year of New Orleans’ latest Mardi Gras Krewe, Krewe Boheme. This marks our fifth year of parading; Krewe What Thou Wilt was established in 2015 e.v. by… Continue Reading
At Pantheacon this year, Thelemites from Healiopolis generously hosted a hospitality suite throughout the con, creating the con’s only dedicated Thelemic space; the suite even hosted its own series of events, including a discussion by Lon Milo DuQuette on his… Continue Reading
Inspired by Burning Man, Emergence is a South Carolina festival offering “radical inclusivity” and possibly a “sex magick/orgy tent.” According to the Charleston City Paper, the event is “entirely dependent on participant contributions. Some may choose to set up performances,… Continue Reading
The BBC reports that thousand of people in a town in Spain are signing a petition protesting the erection of a sculpture depicting a happy Devil. The sculpture honors a local legend saying that the Devil built the town’s aqueduct.… Continue Reading
A retrospective of filmmaker John Waters’ work comes to the Baltimore Museum of Art October 7, 2018 — January 6, 2019. On Saturday, October 27, William Blake Lodge will be taking a field trip to see the exhibit. According to… Continue Reading
If you missed the EGC Conference last weekend, or if you just need more Gnosis, consider attending Massapalooza at William Blake Lodge! It’s not just a Massathon, but so much more; there will be a presentation on Saint William Blake… Continue Reading
Have you ever wondered what other cultures eat for breakfast? Not everyone thinks scrambled eggs and bacon is the ideal way to start the day. It’s certainly arguable that eggs evoke the symbolism of the rising sun, of course. How… Continue Reading