Here’s video of a lecture by Professor Moshe Idel of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem titled “Various Forms of Kabbalah in Castile (Thirteenth to Fifteenth Centuries).” ENJOY! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixkJ7lOKn_Q.
Here’s a very odd story from the Edinburgh News recounting 2007 seances wherein participants believe they were being visited by Aleister Crowley – despite a complete lack of corroboration via communications received during the seances, the circumstances (they were being… Continue Reading
A Thelema, NOW! favorite is back! Manon Hedenborg White PhD talks to host Harper Feist about her book, The Eloquent Blood The Goddess Babalon and the Construction of Femininities in Western Esotericism. To find out more about the book, go here! And here’s… Continue Reading
London’s British Museum will be spotlighting the achievements of the Gay Egyptologist William John Bankes, who first suggested that the texts in three different languages on the Rosetta Stone might actually say the same thing. Following that suggestion Jean-François Champollion and… Continue Reading
A new presentation on the proper pronunciation of Greek in Liber XV, Banishing Rituals and so on by a tenured professor in Linguistics is now available at the U.S.G.L. website. So if you’re stuck at home (if?), this is a… Continue Reading
Aries turns 20 this year. To celebrate the anniversary we release one article from each volume – twenty in total – for free open-access download for the duration of 2020. This editor’s pick showcases some of the journal’s achievements over… Continue Reading
Production company Bad Manner’s has launched its experimental website www.screen-talk.com, built around the Screen Talk mini-series produced by the artist Neïl Beloufa. Adapted from a film originally shot in 2014, the Screen Talk project depicts a world affected by a strange pandemic, with a precursory vision and an… Continue Reading
This passed weekend, the UK’s Hadean Press published Conjure Codex IV – the gold issue. The publisher’s site describes this publication: “For this, the fourth issue of Conjure Codex, we asked authors to contemplate the occult symbolism and meaning… Continue Reading
Earlier this year, Doubleday published The Dream Universe: How Fundamental Physics Lost Its Way by David Lindley, The book looks at the development of physics out of Plato’s metaphysics to a more evidence and mathematics based approach (though Plato’s view revolved… Continue Reading
WOW! Who knew that the Anthology Film Archives offers highlights from its collection via a Vimeo Channel? https://vimeo.com/anthologyfilmarchives. Anthology Film Archives was founded by filmmaker Jon Mekas in the East Village when it was seedy as hell and was reaching… Continue Reading