The other day I posted about the re-release of the so-called “wax cylinder” recordings of Aleister Crowley. Thankfully, far more educated and astute individuals than myself are following Zeroequalstwo.net. One of these, Dr. Richard Kaczynski, author of Perdurabo, Forgotten Templars,… Continue Reading
“Tobias Churton has done it again! Exhaustively exploring the Beast’s sojourn through the kaleidoscope of cultural tumult that was the final years of the Weimar Republic, Churton’s astute eye and clarity of composition provide the lucky reader with a riveting… Continue Reading
Penn Museum (Phil.) hosted “Unwrapping Egyptology and the Occult: The Curious Case of Battiscombe Gunn and Aleister Crowley” 10/25. Dr. Steve Vinson, PhD discussed the case Battiscombe Gunn (1883-1950), still remembered as one of the most insightful Egyptologists of his… Continue Reading
Oh, Yes! An updated, new edition of a must have for all serious students! Aleister Crowley considered AHA! ‘my greatest magical poem.’ This profoundly esoteric work highlights the two central experiences of the Path of the Wise the Knowledge and… Continue Reading
Did the occult really save rock & roll? Did Elvis learn hip-shakin’ in church? Did video kill the radio star? http://www.amazon.com/Season-Witch-Occult-Saved-Rock/dp/0399167668 This epic cultural and historical odyssey unearths the full influence of occult traditions on rock and roll—from the Beatles… Continue Reading
Published this passed July by the Routledge, Taylor and Francis, Histories of Egyptology includes the chapter “Studies in Esoteric Syntax: The Enigmatic Frieldship of Aliester Crowley and Battiscombe Gunn, authored by Steve Vinson and Janet Gunn, the latter being Battiscombe… Continue Reading