A couple people had wondered about the use of the Statue of Liberty as the symbol of the 2016 O.T.O. Women’s Symposium, and in her opening remarks, Harper Feist explained why that image was so important to her, and the… Continue Reading
Ohio State University’s Hugh Urban has posted an interesting paper on the body of mystical songs called the Bhaver Gita. Composed during the 19th centuries this canon was central to the worship of the secretive Bengali-based Hindu sect, the Kartabhajas.… Continue Reading
In contrast to the scholarly reading we’ve been posting lately, here’s something from that not-so-prestigious journal Great Britain’s the Daily Mail. This is deep WTF stuff: “The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) has launched an investigation into a video… Continue Reading
I don’t know if y’all have or are watching Netflix scifi/supernatural themed series “Stranger Things” (featuring Winnona Ryder and Matthew Bodine), but having finished viewing the first season I noted a few details that seemed to indicate some small acquaintance… Continue Reading
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. My interview with Ella Jensen, the host and brains behind the Stooping Starlight podcast at the 2016 e.v. US GL Women’s Symposium in Minneapolis. Love is the law, love… Continue Reading
What an amazing weekend we had here in the Valley of Minneapolis celebrating Women and the Feminine in Thelema this weekend! Thanks so much to everyone who participated, I had such a great time hanging out with you all. Several… Continue Reading
Starfire Publishing Ltd., London has announced the republication of Kenneth Grant’s semi-autobiographical novel Against the Light: A Nightside Narrative. The publisher’s site says this about the work: “First published in 1997 and long out of print, this republication is freshly typeset,… Continue Reading
Hey everybody! In today’s “How to OTO on Purpose” post, we’ll be looking at the ways the USGL works with the local bodies in the Kingdom. So not only “Hey everybody,” but also “Hey every Body!” … Because the local… Continue Reading
The Washington Post reports that among new objectives of the delightful political theater group The Satanic Temple (no irony intended whatsoever, the editor of this blog finds their public actions properly dramatic, typically witted and intelligently designed to make very… Continue Reading
The HuffingtonPost ran piece about Saladin in response to Daesh-inspired attacks in Paris and San Bernadino at the end of last year that I believe is still pertinent to Muslim and infidels alike and perhaps others. It begins: “The humanity… Continue Reading