Sybarite Among The Shadows
SYBARITE AMONG THE SHADOWSby R C McNefffrom International Times, July, 1977 Reproduced by kind permission of the author. Copyright 1977 R C McNeff – all rights reserved.Click here for a… Read more »
SYBARITE AMONG THE SHADOWSby R C McNefffrom International Times, July, 1977 Reproduced by kind permission of the author. Copyright 1977 R C McNeff – all rights reserved.Click here for a… Read more »
A while back, I had begun working on an article that dealt with some of the more extraordinary (and in some cases, even paranormal) aspects of James Bond creator Ian… Read more »
This paper reviews Jung’s experience of Philemon, a figure he claimed represented “superior insight”, and the role that Philemon played in his life. The paper then introduces the Western Esotericist,… Read more »
Let’s get one thing straight: Aleister Crowley has been called a lot of things by a lot of people. Infamously, the scandal sheets of his day branded him “the wickedest… Read more »
Hadit, the great god, lord of the sky. Ra-Hoor-Khut, chief of the gods. The deceased, prophet of Mentu, lord of Thebes, the one for whom the doors of the sky… Read more »
When you buy a house, proverbially there is trash in the basement. Our house was no exception. The former owner had been due to come through and take it all… Read more »
Clouds Without Water Arguably Crowley’s most sustained achievement is the sonnet-sequence Clouds Without Water (1909) which appeared during his middle or ‘Equinox’ period (1908) when much of his best work… Read more »
The Influence of Aleister Crowley upon “Ye Bok of ye Art Magical” “There are indeed certain expressions and certain words used which smack of Crowley; possibly he borrowed things from… Read more »