UK publisher Hadean Press is announcing the opening for pre-orders of David Rankine’s Sepher Yetzirah Magic. Their posting says: “It is with great pleasure that we announce the opening of the pre-order window for the hardcover edition of David Rankine’s… Continue Reading
Hard To Believe is a podcast that’s currently 19 episodes deep. It’s site states: “Religious studies teacher and amateur theologian John Brooks goes from frequent guest to host of his own show where he and special guests explore the world… Continue Reading
Today the British Museum (that’s in London, y’all) opens “Tantra enlightenment to revolution,” a new exhibit that runs through January 24 next year. Their description says: “A philosophy originating in medieval India, Tantra has been linked to successive waves of… Continue Reading
Weiser Antiquarian booksellers has published a new Catalogue, #253: Witchcraft – Ancient & Modern. Titles include: BODIN, Jean [ I. Bodin Angevin ]. An original matted, title-page of “De la Demonomanie des Sorciers” [ Page de titre seule / Title… Continue Reading
The BBC has produced a short documentary on the the Oneida Community. Founded by John Humphrey Noyes, the community’s ethos was based in the belief that Jesus’ Second Coming had happened in 70AD and that the Kingdom of God on… Continue Reading
CNN Travel recently ran an article about the presence of the Knights Templar in Western Poland. An excerpt of the article reads: “It’s here [Chwarszczany] that the Templars established a place of worship. “Constructed of red bricks on a base… Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from yesterday’s Monday Magick Newsletter, the work of one Jason Miller. “I feel like Servitors are the forgotten step-children of Chaos Magic. By servitor, I mean any “created entity” visualized and brought to “life” by the magician.… Continue Reading
UK publishing house Scarlet imprint announced that this Winter/Spring 2021 will see the release of Holy Heretics by rater Acher. Their description of the tome is: “The third volume of the Holy Daimon cycle, illustrated by Jose Gabriel Alegría Sabogal. Blending philosophy,… Continue Reading
Last month, the New York Times Book Review ran a review of the adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s Sandman series to the audiobook format. The review beings: “This is what dreaming sounds like. “In the 1980s and ’90s Neil Gaiman first… Continue Reading
Professor at Göteborgs Universitet, Henrik Bogdan announced some exciting news regarding documenting the history of women in Thelema via FB: “Very pleased to announce that Manon Hedenborg White and I have signed a contract with Oxford University Press for an… Continue Reading