Thelema, NOW! has posted it’s most recent episode. In this one host Harper Feist puts her thinking cap on and talks to Robert Podgurski, author of The Sacred Alignments and Sigils: Angelic Magick, Renaissance Thought, and Modern Methods of Sigilization. (That’s a… Continue Reading
The Conversation recently posted an historical essay on Leilah Waddell aka Soror Agatha or Laylah. One excerpt states: “Waddell is often relegated to a character in Crowley’s life. But if we assess her life on its own terms, we see… Continue Reading
The UK’s Kamuret Press has announced the upcoming publication of Aleister Crowley: Early Poetic Works. The book was edited, annotated and introduced by Christian Giudice. The publisher’s FB page states: From the inner sleeve: “Aleister Crowley is beyond doubt the… Continue Reading
Late this past summer, the New York Times ran a review of the pioneering video art of Billy Viola, on display at several fine arts installations in Philadelphia. Viola’s work is marked by, what the critic calls “humanistic spiritualism” (Deus… Continue Reading
Authentic mystics are few and far between. Authentic mystics who wind up being celebrated composers — odds getting kind of Euclidan here! Theatrical presentations of the lives of such personages — what’ the full value of Pi? But indeed, “In… Continue Reading
The Liber Oz Project recently announced the upcoming publicaion of On the Rights of Man, a new book on the history and meaning of Liber OZ authored by O=II contributor Frater Orpheus. The LoP website explainsL The Nativity of OZ (C) Christopher Dietler… Continue Reading
Wicked! Modern Art’s Interest in the Occult BY CAROLINE MARCINIAK 18 SEP 2019 Contemporary art’s resurgence of interest in magic has a powerful art-historical precedent The resurgence of interest in magic today – in art, popular culture and ritual practices… Continue Reading
‘No Stars’ Exhibition – Rebekah Del Rio and Stephen Romano Gallery Stephen Romano Gallery is thrilled to announce “No Stars” an exhibition of Twin Peaks themed works for the benefit of The Phillip C. DeMars Foundation, October 9 –… Continue Reading
Here’s a tidbit from this week’s Monday Magick from Strategic Sorcery: “Tarot is, at its base, a pretty Christian thing. It doesn’t have to remain that way and I absolutely respect those artists who make decks that are fully Pagan,… Continue Reading
Jazz icon John Coltrane was born on September 23. He would have been 93 this year. Gotta love those digits! More seriously, here’s a deep dive article looking at how Coltrane integrated mystic religious practice into his composing and performance… Continue Reading