Here’s a fascinating essay by Ed Simon titled “A History of Demonology is a History of the World.” Yep. Here’s one tasty excerpt: “Between the correspondence theory of truth and the metaphorical theory of truth, I propose a third option—that… Continue Reading
LAMPS is hosting a panel discussion, “Can the God Molecule Save The World?” on February 17, 6-8PM PST with a panel including EGC Bishop Merrill Ward. The posted description says: These are the times: the world is facing runaway climate… Continue Reading
Harper Feist’s class on scrying is starting its fourth cohort on Valentine’s Day (14 February 2022). If you’ve attended any of her recent talks about this material, you know there will be a bunch of science to mix with your… Continue Reading
This is a bit of personal rumination, not reflecting any standing official policy or doctrine of any particular religion or fraternal order… Swami Vivekananda opined that all religious/spiritual movements started with one individual having a personal experience and then acquiring… Continue Reading
A MULTI-VENUE CELEBRATION OF THE 125TH BIRTHDAY OF AMERICA’S – AND HISTORY’S – GREATEST VISIONARY PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST. Venues paying homage include The Heritage Museum of Orange County, curated by Annabella Pritchard, The Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick curated… Continue Reading
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law On April 22nd, 1917, Crowley wrote in his journal, “soul has no fear, nor can it. Therefore a man’s courage depends on the quantity of soul available. So, the… Continue Reading
New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art is currently hosting an exhibit titled “Surrealism Beyond Borders.” It looks at Surrealist artists from around the world and over a time span of some 70 years rather than focusing on the French artists… Continue Reading
Caroline Tully posted on FB: Guy Vernon Frost is pleased to say that the first 18 issues of the Pomegranate are now online. These issues were ripped from the DVD-ROM version (Thanks to Holli S. Emore of Cherry Hill Seminary… Continue Reading
KEWT! Jizzy Pearl, erstwhile lead singer of ’90’s L.A. hair metal band Love/Hate (“Black Out In The Red Room” was their failed attempt at an anthem) has released a new solo single inspired by Jack Parson. BraveWords.com says: “The new… Continue Reading
Here’s an article in the Daily Beast about devotion to Santa Muerte. I can’t say anything more because having looked at one other article there before going to look at this one, the paywall came right up. So — this… Continue Reading