The Guardian posted a story reporting on archaeological findings published in the scholarly journal Antiquity about a brutal massacre that occurred in Sweden during the 5th centurary EV. The story begins: “Archaeologists in Sweden have uncovered startling evidence of a massacre more… Continue Reading
Media the world over recently covered the unveiling the latest archaeological finds uncovered during excavations connected to work on a new subway line in Rome. In this case what was found were well preserved remains of a large house, likely… Continue Reading
Today, April 25, is the Feast of St. Manes. According to The Invisible Basilica of Sabazius, Manes was: Also known as Mani or Manichaeus; Persian philosopher and religious teacher, founder of the Gnostic religion of Manichaeism (see Chapter 201 of Liber… Continue Reading
Last month saw the world premier of La Maga Y El Maestro, a play about the first meeting between Leonora Carrington and Alejandro Jodoowsky. For many the latter would be the main point of interest due to his infamous Surrealist films,… Continue Reading
Care Siblings, Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Leadership and organization can be tough. You are not alone- the Kaaba Colloquium team has so much to offer you. No matter your experience level or local body, come, be… Continue Reading
We just got word that the proof copy of Vol. 1, No. 2 of The Equinox based on new digital scans should be winging its way for review and approval to Brother Scott Wilde who is producing editions of all ten… Continue Reading
CBS’s streaming service, All Access, has announced the premier date for its Strange Angel series, based on George Pendle’s biography of Jack Parsons… to some degree. Here’s their announcement: “CBS All Access’ latest original drama series, Strange Angel, will premiere on… Continue Reading
Today, April 23, is the Feast of Gnostic Saint Sir Richard Payne Knight. Wikpedia describes Knight as “… a classical scholar, connoisseur, archaeologist and numismatist best known for his theories of picturesque beauty and for his interest in ancient phallic imagery.”… Continue Reading
Visual Anthropologist Fabian Graham’s entry to the IPA International Photography Award 2018 Spirit mediums and their rituals are central to the cult, and in addition to giving public consultations for healing and blessings, the ritual culture includes… Continue Reading
You may not learn something new EVERY DAY, but, some days ya do, in this case via ClassiFM discussing composer “Peter Warlock.” Who knew? “The composer behind the haunting carol ‘Bethlehem Down’ was an alcoholic hell-raiser with an interest in… Continue Reading