In Magick In Theory and Practice, To Mega Therion gave 28 Theorems regarding magical practice. One states: “A Man who is doing his True Will has the inertia of the Universe to assist him.” I’d suggest that it’s very seldom… Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from this weeks’ edition of Jason Miller’s Magick Newsletter: There is a lot of friction in our community between research and revelation. So much so that some communities seem to treat them as separate streams that should… Continue Reading
This showed up in my email box and I figgered, why not share it. Macabre musical duo Charming Disaster’s creative vision is fueled by occult fascinations, from Tarot divinations to ancient myths to the spells and rituals that gave their… Continue Reading
The Ordo Templi Orientis USA has uploaded a new feature video, a lecture by Sister Harper Fiest entitled, The Body as a Scrying Sensor which was hosted by the Education Committee of U.S. Grand Lodge of O.T.O. earlier this year.… Continue Reading
Yesterday, the Thelema, NOW! podcast posted it’s February episode. Deja Whitehouse completed her doctoral thesis at the University of Bristol: In Search of Frieda Harris in January 2020. During 2017, she was engaged by the Warburg Institute to catalogue the Frieda… Continue Reading
The Palgrave Studies in New Religions and Alternative Spiritualities book series has just released a paperback edition of Gordan Djurdjevic’s important monograph “India and the Occult: The Influence of South Asian Spirituality on Modern Western Occultism,” originally published in 2014.… Continue Reading
The New York Times Book Review ran a review of A World Beneath The Sands by Toby Wilkinson which recounts the “golden age of Egyptian archaeology” that occurred in the 19th century. This was a time, frankly of pillage, exploitation… Continue Reading
UK occult publishing house Hadean Press has announced a double release from Cath Thompson. A 21st Century Pentagram Ritual and HOUSE 418: The Circle Squared, the latter being Miss Thompson’s fifth book for Hadean Press. the publisher’s site says: Some of the… Continue Reading
Back in November (I know – you think that with the pandemic I wouldn’t be so far behind in my reading! OOPSIE!!), the New York Times Book Review ran a review on A Sound Mind by Paul Morley, who was… Continue Reading
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law In memory of one of our own, Charles Stansfeld Jones (April 2nd, 1886 – February 24th, 1950): The youngest of seven, Charles Stansfeld Jones aka Frater Achad was born… Continue Reading