A new episode of Thelema, NOW! has been posted. In this wide-ranging interview, Scott Michael Stenwick and podcast host Harper talk about everything between John Dee and quantum mechanics, by way of Eugene Wigner and the Falkland Islands. Scott is… Continue Reading
Sunday New York Times Magazine ran a photo spread and explanatory essay about the faiths extant among the Jamaican people besides the Christianity that dominates the island. An excerpt reads: ‘Tourists seldom realize how powerful and persistent Christianity is on… Continue Reading
Atramentous Press have published Friedrich Nietzsche and the Left Hand Path by Shea Bilé’ which discusses the Occult Philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche: The Overman, Nihilism, and the Satanic Milieu. The posted description says: ‘A deeply impactful treatise, Bilé’s work on Nietzsche and… Continue Reading
Falcon Publishing is now taking pre-orders for 360 Heads of the Earth Zone-Vol 3: Autumn by Nenad Djordjevic Talerman. The posted descriptions says: ‘This book is written for those who wish to understand their purpose in life and our planet’s… Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from today’s edition of Jason Miller’s Monday Magick Newsletter: Let’s take a look at two magicians doing two different spells. Magician A is trying to make it snow even though its July in Florida. Magician B is trying to… Continue Reading
Yesterday would have been the 101th birthday of artist/occultist Marjorie Cameron-Parsons. Last year, the Cameron-Parsons Foundation posted this appreciation: Cameron (April 23, 1922–July 24, 1995) Marjorie Elizabeth Cameron Parsons Kimmel, known simply as Cameron, was an artist, poet, veteran, feminist… Continue Reading
Psychonauts Drugs and the Making of the Modern Mind is a new book by Michael Jay. Certainly the Prophet of the Lovely Star used drugs in a signficant portion of his magical workings. The posted description says: ‘Until the twentieth… Continue Reading
Let’s face it, ceremonial magicians, Wiccans and occultists of all sorts tend to dig fantasy with venerable authors J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis looming large amongst the purveyors thereof. So this New York Times article about Oxford and the friendship… Continue Reading
Spain’s Higher Council for Scientific Research announced that researchers from the Institute of Archeology of Mérida (IAM-CSIC) working at the site of Casas del Turuñuelo (Badajoz) have uncovered the remains of five anthropomorphic reliefs from the 5th century BC, artifacts of… Continue Reading
New York Times recently ran a curious story about a currently little known painter, Bradford Boobis, that touches on the “cult” he formulated and led. It’s general tenets harmonize with statements the Prophet of the Lovely Star made about artists… Continue Reading