UK occult publishing house Scarlet imprint has announced opening the pre-order for their latest title, Evil: A study of lost techniques by philosopher Jason Bahbak Mohaghegh. The posted description says: Evil: A study of lost techniques explores evil as an infinitesimal complex of… Continue Reading
U.S. Grand Lodge of Ordo Templi Orientis’ long-running podcast, Thelema, NOW! has posted its latest episdoe. On this episode, host Harper Feist welcomes musician Ailise Blake for a deep and evocative conversation about creativity, ritual, and the transformative power of… Continue Reading
Fulgur Press has announced its latest publication Surrealism and the Tarot: A Love Story which brings together leading scholars to illuminate a fascinating but understudied aspect. The posted description says: You may know Salvador Dalí’s striking surrealist tarot deck, or… Continue Reading
Over the weekend, the Boleskine House Foundation posted new pics of the furnishing of this landmark’s interview. They say: A sneak peek at the upstairs corridor coming together – white paneling, period furniture finding its place, and those antler wall… Continue Reading
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel announced the discovery of a pottery shard giving evidence for communications between the Assyrian Empire and the Kingdom of Judah. Their announcement begins: A cuneiform inscription on a small pottery sherd addresses a… Continue Reading
We’d already written a bit about the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC’s “Divine Egypt” exhibit, noting that the Prophet of the Lovely Star living at a time of rampant Egyptomania, when fascination with various aspects of Pharaonic Egypt being… Continue Reading
Here is a transcript of the interview between Thelema, Now! host Harper Feist and Gast Bouschet that is featured in the latest episode of the podcast: © of all images by Gast Bouschet. Today we have a most unusual interview.… Continue Reading
The Thelema, NOW! podcast has posted a new episode. In this special episode host Harper Feist engages with artist Gast Bouschet, whose haunting, alchemical works blur the boundaries between ritual, landscape, and transformation. Because speaking is physically painful for Bouschet, this… Continue Reading
The Far Edges of the Known World, is a new book by historian Owen Rees which looks to examine and understand the civilizations that co-existed with the Greek, then Roman empires on their own terms, rather than from the perspectives… Continue Reading
In an interesting turn of events, the latest batch of Roman Catholic Saints to be canonized includes Bartolo Longo, a Catholic turned atheist, turned Satanist priest who ended up as a third-order Dominican. Here’s one news story about the event:… Continue Reading