Denizens of certain social media platforms might take note of rather virulent textual conflict between members of organizations that define themselves as fraternal — which might seem a conceptual contradiction. Some of the socio-psychological engines powering such behavior are examined… Continue Reading
In the United States, tomorrow (January 30) is National Croissant Day. According to Saveur, “The croissant is the most celebrated member of the family of butter- and sugar-enriched, yeasted pastries known as viennoiseries. They obtain their signature flaky texture through… Continue Reading
image Coil – Scatology Sessions COIL’S SCATOLOGY SESSIONS This brand new curated collection features 19 highest quality and remastered tracks from COIL’s legendary Scatology studio sessions. This collection includes, for the very first time: * Previously unheard takes. * Extremely… Continue Reading
NOW: A VIDEO ART RITUAL, a multi-screen, audience participatory performance/video installation by John Sanborn and Monet Clark will premiere at SF Camerawork Thursday February 8th, 2018 from 6-8p.m before traveling to venues in the US and abroad. The gallery’s site states:… Continue Reading
Sunday, 28 January is the Feast of Saint Carolus Magnus, also known Charlemagne, Karl der Grosse, and Carl the Great. While he is famous for his contributions to the Roman Catholic Church — he is Blessed, which is one step below… Continue Reading
On January 25 & 27, 2018, The Valley of Toronto [a jurisdictional body formed to serve the the Greater Toronto Area Scottish Rite Masons] host a production of Mozart’s Masonic masterwork The Magic Flute at the York Masonic Temple, 1100… Continue Reading
The Hollywood Reporter recently ran a story about the return of Alan Moore’s overtly mystical heroine Promethea to action via DC Comics. The original series, among other things, documents Promethea’s travels up the pathways of the Qabalistic Tree Of Life… Continue Reading
Tonight is Burns Night, a celebration of the life and poetry of the Scottish poet and lyricist Robert Burns. Born 25 January 1759, Burns is widely considered to be the national poet of Scotland. He is known for “Auld Lang Syne,” “Scots Wha… Continue Reading
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 warmed by… Continue Reading
Interesting review on the KNAC website of Finnish metal band Random Eyes’ latest Grieve No More. I’ve bolded the relatively pertinent bit: “In a time and an age of seemingly overwhelming negativity, a good dash of positive attitude is always… Continue Reading