The 2019 annual report of the U.S. Grand Lodge of Ordo Templi Orientis has been published. A link to this and preceding reports is posted at: https://oto-usa.org/2020/11/u-s-grand-lodge-2019-annual-report/ An excerpt reads: The Program of the U.S. Grand Lodge of Ordo Templi… Continue Reading
Vere Chappell posted on his FB feed: “US OTO members: dues paid to your local body and to Grand Lodge are eligible for this deduction. Even if you didn’t get to deduct your dues in previous years, you will be… Continue Reading
Science Alert published an article looking at studies comparing the structural similarities between the human brain and the universe (of course one might point out that you likely could compare the universe to the brain’s of other primates, dolphins, whales,… Continue Reading
Once upon a time science, magick and religion were all viewed as being inextricably bound together. Astrology and astronomy were once considered part an parcel of the same pursuit. In mediaeval times, one of the primary instruments for studies in… Continue Reading
UK based, occult-oriented publisher Hadean Press have released a new title The Way of Demons: Shadow and Opposition in Taoist Thought, Ritual, and Alchemy by Simon Bastian. The publisher’s description says: “In The Way of Demons, Simon Bastian presents the Yin… Continue Reading
Performer and songwriter K$sha has announced the launch of her own podcast, “Kesha And The Creepies” which will focus on occult experience. Rolling Stone ran a news story that explains in part: “The interview-format show will feature Kesha chatting with… Continue Reading
NYC based singer/songwriter Brian Cullman’s had quite the life that’s included opening for Nick Drake, squiring Fairport Convention singer Sandy Denny around and getting guitar tips from John Martyn. He was also introduced to the London-based Scientologists via the Incredible… Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from Jason Miller’s Magick Monday Newsletter. I have been desperate. I have been poor. I have been jobless. I have been down far enough and for long enough that I could not see a way out. I would… Continue Reading
James Wasserman, American writer and occultist, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, November 18th, surrounded by family. Wasserman was born in 1948. After attending Antioch College, he spent several years traveling in the U.S. in search of spiritual teaching, studying with… Continue Reading
While followers of this blog are more than likely familiar with the Crowley collection at the Warburg Institute, they may be a little less familiar with the work it’s progenitor Aby Warburgh. Well now you can with a remarkable online… Continue Reading