The Greater Feast of Soror Estai, Jane Wolfe, is today, March 29. Born March 21, 1875, in St. Petersburg, Pennsylvania, Jane Wolfe was a silent film actress. In 1918, Jane Wolfe began corresponding with Aleister Crowley. In 1920, she gave up her Hollywood career… Continue Reading
This article from Bedsider may be inpsirational to sex magicians. “Good food is like good sex—if you take your time and pay attention to detail, it’s going to be extra delicious. So don’t be intimidated by the exotic and/or aphrodisiac ingredients or steps… Continue Reading
Saturday, August 8, was the Feast of Saint Melchizedek. According to the Invisible Basilica, “The name Melchizedek (qdc_iklm) can be translated as ‘Righteous King’ or ‘My King is Justice.’ Melchizedek was the ‘king of Salem,’ and ‘Salem’ was probably Uru-Salim,… Continue Reading
Today, August 7, is the Feast of Sir Franz Hartmann, who, according to the Invisible Basilica, “…was a Bavarian-American physician, occultist, and one of the co-founders of O.T.O., along with Carl Kellner, Theodor Reuss, Henry Klein and Charles Détré.” Also,… Continue Reading
“And I believe in the Serpent and the Lion, Mystery of Mystery, in His name BAPHOMET.” August 1 (tomorrow) is the Feast of the Lion-Serpent. To celebrate, here are some quick facts about Baphomet: In the Egyptian cult of Hathor,… Continue Reading
Today, July 29, is the Feast of Sir Paschal Beverly Randolph. According to the Invisible Basilica, “Dr. P. B. Randolph is either the author or the key Western transmitter of the core magical teaching of the Ordo Templi Orientis. Either way,… Continue Reading
Today, July 24, is the Feast of Marjorie Cameron (1922 – 1995 e.v.), known simply as “Cameron,” an artist, poet, actress, occultist, and wife of rocket pioneer and occultist Jack Parsons. According to IMDB: “Red haired, blue eyed Marjorie Cameron was born… Continue Reading
While research shows that the effects of aphrodisiac food may be all in your head, it’s also been documented that desire is largely psychological. Why not try a little culinary foreplay with your sex magick? Here’s a menu that may tickle… Continue Reading
Saturday, July 11 was the Feast of St. Bardesanes (155-233 e.v.), also known as Bar-Daisan, a Gnostic Christian poet from the Syrian city-state of Edessa, possibly of the Valentinian lineage. According to the Invisible Basilica, “Most modern scholars have abandoned… Continue Reading
Saturday, June 27 was the Feast of St. Andrea. According to The Invisible Basilica, St Andrea (1586-1654 e.v.) “was a Lutheran pastor, and the author of The Chymical Wedding of Christian Rosencreutz (1616), a light and sometimes humorous allegorical fantasy… Continue Reading