Confused about transgender issues? Want to learn what it’s like to be trans? Need to know what to expect when navigating the gender spectrum? There’s a column to help you! Meet Serena Daniari, a correspondent at Mic and a trans… Continue Reading
Thelemites of course face death squarely in the eye as commemorated in the Death Collect in our Gnostic Mass, this being a natural outcome of tasting the consciousness of the continuity of existence. Now, the New York Times is trumpeting the… Continue Reading
This Spring, the New York Times profiled Jazz drummer and autodidact polymath Milford Graves. A skilled player he has lived his life under the radar of even the most devoted Jazz wonkette. Rather than pursuing a career he’s sought after… Continue Reading
Tomorrow, June 27, is the Feast of St. Andrea. According to The Invisible Basilica, St. Andrea (1586-1654 e.v.) “was a Lutheran pastor, and the author of The Chymical Wedding of Christian Rosencreutz (1616), a light and sometimes humorous allegorical fantasy of the marriage… Continue Reading
Some of y’all might have noticed on yr pals’ FB News Feeds that there’s a buncha interesting folks all in Barcelona Spain at the same time. And while they’re there, likely, many will be attending the Black Light Secret traditions in… Continue Reading
Members of Horizon Lodge, Ordo Templi Orientis, in the Valley of Seattle, had a contingent marching in the 44th Seattle Pride Parade yesterday. Horizon members put together a sweet float representing Babalon riding astride The Beast! These Siblings are giving… Continue Reading
This year is the 25th anniversary of Jurassic Park — the film’s US release date was June 11, 1993. Based on a novel by Michael Crichton, the movie was a hit, spawning numerous sequels. One of these sequels, Jurassic World: Fallen… Continue Reading
Robert Buratti, a member of the OTO Australia Art Guild – Collective777 – will be among artists showing at the Inner Atmospheres exhibit. The opening takes place this Friday, June 29 in Perth, Australia, at Gallery 25. The event’s FB… Continue Reading
London’s Tate Gallery will be hosting an extensive exhibition of the work of Gnostic saint William Blake September 11, 2019 – February 2, 2020. The museum’s site says: “The most comprehensive survey of William Blake’s work to be held since 2001, William Blake:… Continue Reading
Very few universities offer a degree in sexology, and despite sex being ubiquitous to humanity, it’s a comparatively new field of study. Vice points out: Academically speaking, the boundaries of sexology are still somewhat vague. It can be generally defined… Continue Reading