Hmmm. Seems like we’re in an interesting moment here. The CBS All Access subscription streaming service is currently committed to five seasons devoted to a largely fictionalized history of the life of the rocket scientic cum Thelemic sex magician Jack… Continue Reading
Here’s the Los Angeles Times’ review of the first three episodes of “Strange Angel.” I know we’ve posted ALOT about this coz… well, is the most mainstream exposure we’ve gotten since, er… The Beatles put the Prophet of the Lovely… Continue Reading
For the past two decades, Goths have descended on Disneyland in Annaheim California for an annual celebration called “Bats Day In the Fun Park,” organized by confirmed Goth Noah Korda. And yes riding “Haunted Mansion” is the highlight of the… Continue Reading
Scarlet Imprint posting a YT link to an in depth discussion of Solomonic magick and evocation with Julio Cesar Ody on the Glich Bottle podcast. The YT page states: Julio Cesar Ody is a magician, author and mercilessly practical practitioner… Continue Reading
Justin J. Lehmiller, PhD, is a social psychologist and one of the country’s leading experts on human sexuality. He is currently the Director of the Social Psychology Program at Ball State University and a Faculty Affiliate of The Kinsey Institute.… Continue Reading
The University of Glasgow’s School of Critical Studies is hosting a workshop titled “Popular Occulture in Britain, 1875-1947” today. University of Gothenberg professor Henrik Bogdan will be speaking about the Prophet of the Lovely Stars World War I (NOT II!) pro-German… Continue Reading
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the passing of Joséphin Péladan, the founder of the Salon de la Rose + Croix and Richard Kaczynski paid a visit to his grave. Earlier this year, the New Yorker ran an extensive article… Continue Reading
Tomorrow, June 29, is the Feast of St. Simon Magus, who lived around 35 e.v. In Christian lore, he’s known as the magician who offered to pay the offered the disciples money for the power of the Holy Spirit (Acts 8:9-24).… Continue Reading
The New York Times recently ran a news story about the posthumous publication of Zora Neale Hurston’s Barracoon, her account of the life of Cudjo Lewis. Lewis was thought to be the last surviving African who had been captured in… Continue Reading
Ceremonial magicians have a love affair with the idea of quantum physics coz some of the effects it describes sound very much how we view magick as functioning. For instance it does posit that one thing can affect a second thing,… Continue Reading