Philadelphia’s iconic Art Museum is hosting “Dreamworld: Surrealism at 100.” through February 16. There was considerable crossover between ceremonial magick and Surrealist art in both personnel and conceptually with prime example being the great Leonora Carrington (who is prominently featured… Continue Reading
Cambridge University Press has published Gal Sofer’s Conjuring the Arab Magician online and offering print copies on pre-order. The posted Summary says: This Element reassesses narratives of intercultural transmission in medieval European magic, highlighting complex processes of compilation and attribution… Continue Reading
Kerubim Press is offering a collection of the Golden Dawn’s Knowledge Lections. The online descirption says: DUBLIN, IRELAND – Kerubim Press, independent publisher of occult books, is proud to announce our latest publication, The Complete Knowledge Lectures & Side Papers of… Continue Reading
I know this is a cheap shot but… couldn’t resist. I mean, the current head of Anton LaVey’s Church of Satan defending Zac Brown AND attesting to the fact that the spooky, Satanic-adjacent visuals for a segment of his show… Continue Reading
The Associated Press recently ran an article about reconstructing two massive stone statues of Amenhotep III. As Thelemic religion has many crucial connections with the religion of Pharaonic Khem, I thought y’all would be interested in this. The article begins… Continue Reading
The dates for the 2026 installment of ThelemaCon, a symposium on Magick and mysticism has announced as October 24-25. It’ll be online only. Announced speakers include Thelema, NOW! host Harper Feist, O.T.O. U.S.’s Deputy National Grand Master Lon Milo Duquette… Continue Reading
Spiritus Arcanum will be presenting Katarina Pejovic’s talk on Balkan Folk Magic, Sunday December 14th at 7pm Eastern a part of The Serpentine Path Class Series. It’s being Live-streamed and Recorded. About this class: The Balkans are home to some… Continue Reading
Bitter Winter recently ran a book review by Massimo Introvigne of The Serpent’s Tale, a book on Kundalini Yoga published by Columbia University Press earlier this Fall. His review begins: Few concepts in contemporary spirituality have been as mystified, commodified,… Continue Reading
The Courtauld Institute have uploaded the documentation recording for the launch of Surrealism and the Tarot book published by Fulgur Press. See the papers and the Q+A ou may know Salvador Dalí’s striking surrealist tarot deck, or surrealist frontman André… Continue Reading
The National Library of Scotland recently published an article by Suzanna Beaupre regarding The Prophet of the Lovely Star’s time in Scotland. It begins: Notorious occultist, mountaineer, and homoerotic poet Aleister Crowley lived many lives and held many personas. One… Continue Reading