March 10, 1582 EV, Gnostic saints Dr. John Dee and rogue Edward Kelley conducted their first scrying session at Dee’s home at Mortlake, in Surrey. Encyclopedia.com’s skeptical account of the events immediately preceding and then following for a number of… Continue Reading
Returning to Thelema Now is David Shoemaker! The Living Thelema author talks to host Frater Puck about his newest book project The Winds of Wisdom. Dr. Shoemaker’s site says this about the book: “The system of Enochian magick, discovered and developed… Continue Reading
As posted on this blog last year, the lost library of John Dee is being exhibited at the Royal College of Physicians, 11 St Andrews Place, Regent’s Park, London, NW1 4LE through July 29 this year. In addition to the… Continue Reading
According to Culture24, treasured books from the lost Library of Tudor polymath John Dee will part of a special exhibition at the Royal College of Physicians Museum in January 2016. “Among the curiosities are Dee’s astrological textbooks; he was once… Continue Reading
The Royal College of Physicians, located in the Regents Park section of London, England announced a major exhibition revealing the fascinating life, times and lost library of Dr. John Dee – January – June 2016 Their site sez: “John Dee (1527–1609)… Continue Reading
As previously noted on this site, the University of Pennsylvania recently acquired a collection of manuscripts, fifty-eight to be exact, from Alnwick Castle in England. I was fortunate enough to be able to examine a number of them while on… Continue Reading
Jerry Hunt was an Texas-based composer of electronic music whose interest in the occult had a large influence on his work. He was born in 1943 and died by his own hand in 1993. According to Michael Schell’s article” Unlikely… Continue Reading