Singer/songwriter/actress Erykah Badu was interviewed by the New York Times last month primarily regarding her role in the film What Meant On. The interview turned to her publicly aired opinions regarding approaching the perpetrators of various forms of abuse with… Continue Reading
Cat owners know that felines are often sassy. In Sabrina the Teenage Witch, familiar Salem is no exception. According to Entertainment Weekly, “Salem can definitely talk in the new Sabrina the Teenage Witch comic series launching this week [today!] from Archie Comics… Continue Reading
Azul Nox Oasis, O.T.O., in the Valley of Harrisburgh, PA has announced its 8th Annual Summer Camp Out Retreat, to be held June 28th to 30th, 2019. The event page states: “For this coming year, we are excited to announce… Continue Reading
Here’s a 45 minute audio + slide show of O=II contributor Barry William Hale and Scott Barnes discussing history of Enochian Magick in relation to their NOKO210 project. Their YT page states: “In this episode Scott Barnes interviews BWH about their… Continue Reading
Pamela Colman Smith: Life and Work is an exhibition at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn co-curated by Pratt alumni Colleen Lynch and Melissa Staiger running through April 11, 2019. The exhibition celebrates the life of this artist who illustrateed the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot… Continue Reading
Popmatters recently a shockingly in depth, well written, thoughtful piece discussing the occult content and activities of Coil and Psychic TV. Not that the writing on this site isn’t normally well done and intelligent, but it’s not often that profane… Continue Reading
Yesterday, March 24, was the Feast of Saint Priapus. According to the Greek Mythology Link, “Priapus is a god of fertility, protector of horticulture and viticulture. His statue, holding a wooden sickle in his hand, was used in the Roman gardens… Continue Reading
Some years ago openculture.com posted a full lecture and & reading list from our hero Sun Ra’s 1971 UC Berkeley Course, “The Black Man in the Cosmos.” If you don’t understand why this is pertinent – well, I could teach… Continue Reading
A new edition of Splendor Solis translated by Joscelyn Godwin and with commentary by noted occult scholars including Stephen Skinner is now available at most booksellers. The description Amazon’s posted says: A magnificent edition of the Splendor Solis for all… Continue Reading
Today, March 22, is the Feast of Saint Wolfgang von Goethe, described by Tau Apiryon as “…a true Renaissance Man, a success at all of his vocations and avocations, but he was indisputably one of the greatest authors and poets… Continue Reading