Soror Hypatia has passed along a link to a Suburban Mountaineer piece that notes that the earliest photos of K2 was taken by Jules Jacot-Guillarmod, who was the physician of the team led by Oskar Eckenstein and Aleister Crowley who attempted… Continue Reading
In “John St. John: The Record of the Magical Retirement of G. H. Frater, O.’. M.’.” Crowley records minute details of his day, including food and beverage. One of the beverages he seemed to find particularly refreshing is a citron… Continue Reading
During his lifetime, Aleister Crowley was depicted by the tabloid press as the “Wickedest Man In the World,” a notoriety he took wry pride in and slyly cultivated for its publicity value (not unlike Disney child-stars releasing provocative music videos… Continue Reading
An English artist, mystic, ceremonial magician, poet and occultist, Crowley revelled in his notoriety, pleased that the press labeled him ‘the wickedest man in the world’ and ‘The Beast 666’. In 1920, Crowley travelled to Cefalu, Sicily to establish The… Continue Reading
During his lifetime, Aleister Crowley was depicted by the tabloid press as the “Wickedest Man In the World,” a notoriety he took wry pride in and slyly cultivated for its publicity value (not unlike Disney child-stars releasing provocative music videos… Continue Reading
During his lifetime, Aleister Crowley was depicted by the tabloid press as the “Wickedest Man In the World,” a notoriety he took wry pride in and slyly cultivated for its publicity value (not unlike Disney child-stars releasing provocative music videos… Continue Reading
Vice.com just posted a new essay on Jack Parsons by George Pendle, author of “Strange Angel” a full length biography of Parsons which you can read here: http://motherboard.vice.com/read/the-last-of-the-magicians?trk_source=homepage-lede And let us not forget that Ridley Scott is working on a… Continue Reading
For those who wish to avoid the opprobrium of being, literally, an “arm chair magician” without indulging in the sports of the profane, we offer the pastime of the “Game of Thelema.” The rules of play were originally outlined by… Continue Reading
Last week, we reported that Doctor Richard Kaczynski had inaugurated a “Thoth Sightings” webpage which you can find here: http://www.richard-kaczynski.com/index.php/home/academia/thoth-sightings/ On the site he explains: “This page is a real-time version of the Thoth sightings appendix from my paper “The Crowley-HarrisThoth… Continue Reading
During his lifetime, Aleister Crowley was depicted by the tabloid press as the “Wickedest Man In the World,” a notoriety he took wry pride in and slyly cultivated for its publicity value (not unlike Disney child-stars releasing provocative music videos… Continue Reading