Here’s the latest list of books for sale from London’s Caduceus Books. 1) Terms, Conditions + Notices Copies of Liber B.T. in deluxe slipcases are all finished and being sent out now. Thank you for your extraordinary patience! Items… Continue Reading
Teurgia.org posts: On November 1, 1597, 424 years ago, Edward Kelly died – the medium of the English Rosicrucian and the magician John Dee, was born. He helped the famous John Dee to receive the methods of Enochian Magic from… Continue Reading
Literary Hub ran a piece looking at the depiction of witches in literature going back to Antiquity. The piece starts: “As far as popular fascinations go, few have endured for as long, or created as robust a bibliography, as witches.… Continue Reading
Emily Ratajkowski is an American model and actress who was born in London to American parents, then grew up in San Diego. She first came to the public’s attention performing in music videos, most notably Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines” and… Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from Jason Miller’s Magick Monday Newsletter: What Happens When We Die? I get asked this a fair amount. I am ordained clergy in two different religions, and have been consorting with spirits for over 30 years, but… 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
SPIRITS OF THE OTHERWORLD; A Grimoire of Occult Cocktails is a new book by Allison Crawbuck and Rhys Everett filled with cocktail recipes inspired by occult lore. Crawbuck would research various aspects of the magical theory and practice of yesteryear, write… Continue Reading
Last month, the National Park Service announced that fossilized human footprints found at the White Sands National Park in New Mexico provide evidence that Native Americans had peopled North American at least that far South and East as long as… Continue Reading
A Wall Street Journal thought piece on the mysterious Voynich Manuscript, legendarily spirited from England to Central Europe by Dr. John Dee, brought to my attention by Soror Amy, got me poking around leading me to this story about this… Continue Reading
Today in BITTER WINTER A MAGAZINE ON RELIGIOUS LIBERTY AND HUMAN RIGHTS, Massimo Introvigne examines controversy surrounding the Hindu group called the Thuggee, from whence we derive the English term “thug.” An excerpt reads: “This and other studies may help us addressing… Continue Reading