Published last month, The Franz Bardon Tradition is comprised of interviews with active practitioners of the noted ceremonial magician Franz Bardon. The posted description says: “The Franz Bardon Tradition stands out as a unique book containing the collected insights of several adepts… Continue Reading
The Education Committe of U.S. Grand Lodge of Ordo Templi Orientis is hosting an online lecture by Fr. Tlacatecólotl’s on the magick of corn in Mesoamerican t raditions December 16 at 8PM EST, 7PM CST, 6PM MST, 5PM PST. Click to… Continue Reading
I realize that we posted a link to the scholarly paper providing the accumulated evidence that a meteorite exploded into a fireball over an ancient Middle Eastern city around 1600BCE producing devastation that perhaps wound up being depicted in Biblical… Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from the latest issue of Jason Miller’s Magick Monday Newsletter: Tomorrow is November 16th, a night that a lot of people celebrate as Hekate’s night. When I say a lot of people, I mean thousdands of people.… Continue Reading
John Myrdhin Reynolds aka Lama Vajranatha will be presenting a Seminar via Zoom, “Vajrakilaya Practice according to the Nyingmapa Tradition.” It’ll take place Saturday and Sunday November 20-21, 2021, times 15-19, with breaks. The posted description says: “In his heart, an enlightened… Continue Reading
“My first encounter with Ray Robinson was in the fall of 1981 as a 19 year old, in Sarnia Ontario. He visited the community college where I was studying art, as he was set to take over the department’s program… 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
Anathema Publishing is now shipping Celestial Intelligences Angelology, Cabala, and Gnosis: Giovanni Pico della Mirandola’s Quest for the Perennial Philosophy by Greg Kaminsky. The posted description says: “The work of Renaissance philosopher Giovanni Pico della Mirandola is both significant and interesting… 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
Modern occultism emerged from the 19th Century Spiritualist movement. Pascal Beverly Randolph and Emma Harding Britten rejected the passive mediumship of the typical seance and developed techniques for active, conscious contact with discarnate entities, both deceased humans and a host… Continue Reading