In 1978, punk band Punishment of Luxury aka Punilux released their album Laughing Academy which included a track intriguingly titled “Babalon” which include a few lines that might be familiar to some of y’all out there: “I believe in one… Continue Reading
Agapé, the official organ of the U.S. Grand Lodge of Ordo Templi Orientis is working on producing its next issue and is actively soliciting submissions from Active initiate members of O.T.O. The editors of Agapé are seeking scholarly works on… Continue Reading
Today, November 27, is Giving Tuesday in the United States. Starting 2012 on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving and the widely recognized shopping events Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday kicks off the charitable season, when many focus on their… Continue Reading
Jason Miller just posted a recording he used to send out to people waiting for his Sorcery of Hekate course to start. He notes: “A student wrote me back and said ‘Jason, you should make this public, if I heard this… Continue Reading
The New York Historical Society in Manhattan — located at 170 Central Park West, New York, NY 10024 — has launched an exhibition on the History of Magic, in honor of the 20th Anniversary of the publication of the first Harry… Continue Reading
Even sex magicians have family! Sometimes one must visit one’s parents, but that needn’t stand in the way of one’s sex life. Depending on the family’s spiritual leanings, it might be necessary to skip some of the incense and intonation,… Continue Reading
Thelema, NOW! has posted another new episode, Sister Hattie Quinn’s lecture at the last National OTO CONvention. Titled, “Revolution and Revelation: The Magic of Benjamin Franklin,” her presentation was quite an eye-opener, discussing this brilliant, and persnickety Founding Father. “Benjamin… Continue Reading
In 1978, Lancashire band The Pathetix were hardly unique for spelling their band name in an indiosyncratic manner, or recording and releasing a debut single on their own. However, they do stand out for putting out “Aleister Crowley,” punk’s first… Continue Reading
Sunday, 25 November is Feast of Edward Kelly (or Kelley — alternative spellings exist, as he lived before the time of standardized spelling). The Invisible Basilica of Sabazius describes the Gnostic Saint as: “Irish alchemist and magician. Kelly is best… Continue Reading
London’s Daily Mail report that Netflix has come to an agreement with the Satanic Temple regarding the statue of Baphomet that appears in The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. TST will be included in the on screen credits of future episodes and… Continue Reading