I’ve been accused of being unstudied in Thelema because I’ve come to different conclusions than others. Sure, it’s based on my experiences with Hermetics and the Thelemic writings of Aleister Crowley that have spanned almost 30 years now, but what… Continue Reading
Azul Nox Encampment, OTO, in the Valley of York, PA is running two new fundraisers. They are selling t-shirts with their logo to raise money for portable mats and other martial art supplies for As Brothers Fight Ye Club. The… Continue Reading
The latest episode of the Thelema, NOW! podcast is now available! Glamour Magic: The Witchcraft Revolution to Get What You Want is the latest book from Deborah Castellano. She discusses the book – and well as how to use glamour effectively –… Continue Reading
On the theme of good followership, often when one is given a task or, more pertinently, when one discovers there is a task that needs done, it seems appropriate for them to get feedback from their superior. Depending on the… Continue Reading
The late Zdzisław Beksiński with his dystopian surrealism paintings, filled with post-apocalyptic imagery and nightmarish creatures. These unseen combinations gave birth to mind-bending scenarios, which do build an anxious feeling while looking at them. The artwork is beautifully abstract,… Continue Reading
O.T.O. is a hierarchical order styled loosely along military lines. As such, within the bounds of the organization we have leaders and we have followers. Most initiates are both in one way or another. Ultimate authority rests in the Outer… Continue Reading
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. We all get tired of keeping up appearances. We play-act to keep our jobs, to win approval from parents who don’t even pay attention anymore, to make the hoi-poloi… Continue Reading
The American Astrologer Evangeline Adams once owned a small cottage in the town of Hebron, New Hampshire near the tip of what is now called Newfound Lake – but Crowley knew it as lake Pasquaney. He took residence there while… Continue Reading
Out Magazine’s Justin Moran interviews queer New York filmmaker Tristan Reginato about his debut short, “The Cost of Change.” The film probes at the concept of being able to change your sexuality, following Yuri (Gabriel Sommer) in the wake of his boyfriend’s overdose.… Continue Reading
The journal La Rosa di Paracelso is soliciting proposals for articles for its second monographic issue: Diabolus in singulis est: The Devil, Satan and Lucifer. The themes the journal is interested in include: The idea of the Devil in authors of… Continue Reading