The New York Times recently ran an Op-Ed piece by Michelle Goldberg about the surprising extent of interest among millenials in occult practices. One excerpt claims: “I suspect that this assumption of chaos — the sense that institutions have failed… Continue Reading
According to the “Liturgical Calendar for Thelemic Gnosticism” by Tau Polyphilus, today is the Feast of Osiris. Osiris is depicted as a human male with green skin, wearing the Atef Crown, wrapped in mummy’s bandages with his hands protruding, holding… Continue Reading
“we are enabled to lessen their power over us”. He added: “When the world of the grotesque is known and appreciated, the real world becomes vastly more significant.” William Mortensen WILLIAM MORTENSEN + THE COVEN OF THE SIBYLLINE “William Mortensen’s… Continue Reading
Black Magic Sangria 2 cup fresh or frozen blackberries 2 cup black grapes, halved lengthwise if large 4 black plums, pitted and thinly sliced 2 (750-milliliter) bottle full-bodied red wine, such as Shiraz, Malbec, or Cabernet Sauvignon 1 cup brandy… Continue Reading
Pornography is everywhere, and the Internet is no exception. Even with all the other types of sites available — shopping, educational, storytelling, maps, shopper reviews, etc. — porn accounts for somewhere between 4 and 15 percent* of Internet traffic. Is… Continue Reading
This is a recording of “Swinburne Stomp” from The Fugs first album, aka “The Village Fugs.” The Fugs were a collective of poets, musicians, political rabble rousers and what have you operated out of New York’s East Village when that… Continue Reading
The following is a paper submitted by Frater Entelecheia is a member of Horizon O.T.O. in Seattle, Washington entitled: “A Pattern of Trust: Building a Thelemic Lodge Culture.” There’s a lot of food for thought here! Do what thou wilt shall… Continue Reading
According to Wikpedia, Scrapple “…is traditionally a mush of pork scraps and trimmings combined with cornmeal and wheat flour, often buckwheat flour, and spices.” Today is National Scrapple Day! In some parts of the world you can buy scrapple at… Continue Reading
Yeppers! Here’s another videoed presentation from the Trans State Conference for viewing pleasure and intellectual absorption! Sasha Chaitow, Ph.D. ‘s “Saving the Lives of Angels: Joséphin Péladan’s Vision for Redemption Through the Arts.” The posted abstract states: “During the artistic… Continue Reading
Using muon particles Physicist Kunihiro Morishima of Nagoya University, Japan, and his colleagues have discovered a previously unknown chamber in the Great Pyramid of Khufu. They set up a device that detects muon particles. If stone is found, there is… Continue Reading