Thelema, NOW! ends the vulgar year with its 12 and final podcast of 2018EV. Host with the post Harper Feist talks to the ever-lovable Lon Mile DuQuette about his latest publication, Son of Chicken Qabalah: Rabbi Lamed Ben Clifford’s (Mostly Painless)… Continue Reading
Tomorrow, December 29, is the Feast of Miguel de Molinos. The Invisible Basilica of Sabazius tells us that Molinos was a “Spanish priest and mystic, the chief exponent of Quietism. He studied theology at Valencia, moving to Rome after his… Continue Reading
It’s a modern truism that at some point in history organised religion and thaumaturgy i.e. practical magic parted ways — or did it? The New York Times recently ran an art review of an exhibition in NYC at Bard College’s… Continue Reading
Beloved Antichrist is a 3x CD set from symphonic metal icons Therion released earlier this year. I assume you understand why I’m bothering to post despite the group not being named in homage to To Mega Therion, he not being… Continue Reading
“Science keeps showing us that sex also doesn’t fit in a binary, whether it be determined by genitals, chromosomes, hormones, or bones (which are the subject of my research),” says Alexandra Kralick for Pacific Standard. “Skeletal studies, the field that… Continue Reading
Thelema, NOW! has posted a new episode. In this one host Harper Feist talks to J. Daniel Gunther about his latest book, The Visions of the Pylons: A Magical Record of Exploration in the Starry Abode. This is a work written… Continue Reading
Despite the imprecations of The Book of the Balance, there are many Thelemites who like to criticize prominent figures representing the Abrahamic religions while giving mulligans to other world religions and maintaining an adamantly blind eye to the flawed characters… Continue Reading
“Every man and every woman is a star.” –AL I:3 Yesterday, December 25, was the 2nd anniversary of astronomer Vera Cooper Rubin’s death in Princeton, New Jersey (coincidentally, yesterday was also Isaac Newton’s birthday on the Julian calendar). While Rubin… Continue Reading
The New York Times ran a review last month of an exhibitit at the Met Breuer called “Everything I Connected: Art and Conspiracy.” The exhibit features works that comment of conspiracy theory as as well art emerging from the processes… Continue Reading
Interesting overview of the most envelope pushing authors of the turn of the LAST century, including several track the Prophet of the Lovely Star is on record as admiring. The article drops many names that most of y’all will find… Continue Reading