There was a thought provoking book review in the New York Times late last year of Meghan O’Gieblyn’s God, Human, Animal, Machine in the New York Times Book Review. Here’s an excerpt of the review: “But as O’Gieblyn argues, the ghost… Continue Reading
UK occult publisher Fulgar Press has announced the upcoming publication of the Taro As Colour tarot deck, created by British artist/mage Ithell Colquhoun. The posted description says: “In 1977, the Newlyn Gallery in Cornwall exhibited a series of 78 taro designs… Continue Reading
Noted occult author Rodney Orpheus announced a May 6 release date for the new Cassandra Complex album, The Plague: The Cassandra Complex FB page and previously noted: “That means that if you are a subscriber to our Fan Club on… Continue Reading
In the profane world, Jimmy Page is, most likely, the standard bearer of Thelema thanks to the lasting popularity of the group he created, Led Zeppelin. One might suggest though that this has been a disservice to this curious mix… Continue Reading
Swedish metal band Ghost performed the song “Call Me Little Sunshine” on the Kimmel show earlier this week. They filmed their performance inside a masusoleum (could they have gotten any more trope-y?). And why do we care? The song title… Continue Reading
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. We’re pleased to announce that the full schedule of ThelemaCon 2022 has been posted, the hotel venue is confirmed, and registration is now OPEN! Both in-person and online attendance… Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from Jason Miller’s Magick Monday Newsletter: Power Over Others “Power is not controlling other people. Power is controlling yourself. Trying to control others is the first sign that you are out of control.” -Internet meme I saw… Continue Reading
There are many modern thaumaturgists who employ psychoactive substances as part of their practice, following the example of the Master Therion who used many drugs for different purposes, including ether for visionary work. When Crowley was travelling in the United… Continue Reading
Fulgur Press in England is publishing previously unseen work by Austin Osman Spare. The publisher’s site says: “There are few works in the life of Austin Osman Spare as notorious as his illustrations for Krafft-Ebing’s Psychopathia Sexualis. First documented in the… Continue Reading
Jordan Belson was a close friend of the late polymath, conjurer, folklorist and EGC Bishop Harry Smith when Smith lived in San Francisco in the 1940’s when he created his first seminal abstract films. The Matthew Marks Gallery in Manhattan… Continue Reading