Inner Traditions will be publishing a new work by Richard Kaczynski, “Mind over Magick: The Psychology of Ritual Magick.” The posted description says: A scientific examination of magical practice • Draws on peer-reviewed research in psychology and cognitive neuroscience, such… Continue Reading →

Last Summer the New York Times Book Review reviewed “Women In The Valley of the Kings,” a look at a number of criminally unacknowledged female pioneers of Egyptian archaeology. An excerpt reads: Kathleen Sheppard’s “Women in the Valley of the… Continue Reading →

Hilma af Klint has been a sensation in the overlapping realms of fine art and occultism since 2018, when her previously little seen work received its first large scale exhibition. A dedicated Theosophist, she created puissant Abstract Art of her… Continue Reading →

Para Bhairava Hrdaya: Non-Dual Shaivism: In Theory and Practice by Dr. Ilyer being published by Black Moon Publishing. The posted description says: Monistic Shaivism, with its roots deeply embedded in the soil of India’s spiritual heritage, offers a vision of… Continue Reading →

The Boleskine House Foundation posted a video discussing outfitting Boleskine House with a number of renewable energy resources with Callum Cruden. The posted descriptions says: On 9th April 2025 Boleskine House hosted an online chat with Callum Cruden of RI… Continue Reading →

Oxford University Press has opened pre-orders for the newest title in their Oxford Studies in Western Esotericism Book Series, Avishai Bar-Asher and Jeremy Phillip Brown’s “Light is Sown: The Cultivation of Kabbalah in Medieval Castile.” The posted description says: In… Continue Reading →

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. A selection of books from the library of thelemic author EAOA//77 are available for purchase:  https://docs.google.com/document/d/15ly0hNJLi7-em5Yp-N2gur9bMYSCK9IQfLZHvi0IQDY/edit?usp=sharing The sales catalogue will only be available for about two more weeks. For… Continue Reading →

Gallowglass Books has published a lavish new edition of Francis A. Yates’ Giordano Bruno & The Hermetic Tradition, a book delving into the work of this revered Gnostic Saint. The posted description says: Giordano Bruno and The Hermetic Tradition by… Continue Reading →

In the wake of the passing of Pope Francis, and prior to the election of Pope Leo, Barron’s looked at the seamier side of the Roman Catholic Church’s history (as full of sinners as any human populated institution might be)… Continue Reading →