Oxford Studies in Western Esotericism Book Series has announced the upcoming December publication of Gurdjieff: Mysticism, Contemplation, and Exercises by Joseph Azize. The description posted by the Amazon pre-order link sez: “The Armenian-born mystic, philosopher, and spiritual teacher G. I. Gurdjieff… Continue Reading
Every occultist’s favorite rock band, Tool, are releasing their long-awaited (it’s been some 13 years) album at the end of this month, titled Fear Inoculum. They’re also just made their back catalogue available on Spotify. So now you have some… Continue Reading
“And I believe in the Serpent and the Lion, Mystery of Mystery, in His name BAPHOMET.” Today, August 1, is the Feast of the Lion-Serpent. To celebrate, here are some quick facts about Baphomet: In the Egyptian cult of Hathor, the lion-serpent… Continue Reading
If you read this blog regularly you KNOW that we dig artist/author Leonora Carrington, an amazingly skilled and powerful Surrealist painter and reputed puissant and individualist occultist (according to her onetime magical apprentice Alejandro Jodorowsky’s accounts). So we were incredibly… Continue Reading
Three Hands Press has announced a new publication, Sharp Practice by Robert Fitzgerald. Their website describes it thus: “Ritual daggers have long been vital accoutrements in the exercise of magic and sorcery. As a means of subduing demonic forces, their… Continue Reading
Tonight, July 31, 2019, is a black moon. What’s a black moon, you ask? CNN says: A black moon is basically the second new moon of the month, something that rarely occurs. It works similarly to a Leap Year. A lunar… Continue Reading
In Paraguay, the Roman Catholic faithful engage in the curious practice of donning bird-like costumes and parading through the streets to honor the memory of the 16th century saint St. Francis Solano and to entreat him for miraculous favors. Any… Continue Reading
LiveScience has reported on archaeological excavations near the Israeli city of Rehob that include clay tablets displaying nude female forms and a scarab amulet inscribed with hieroglyphs. These artefacts appear to be some 3500, dating to the period when it’d… Continue Reading
Invocations of Almost is a recently released album from Current 93, it’s the installation music from David Tibet’s art exhibition at the Begovich Gallery in Fullerton, CA. It’s available on CD and LP. Amazon says: “C93 have dreamt a new… Continue Reading
Frequent Current 93 collaborator Michael Cashmore has released a new album The Doctrine Of Transformation Through Love I. The label’s website states: “Michael Cashmore is an English composer and musician currently living in Berlin. He has created music under the name… Continue Reading