I linked to their Hermetic Qabalah page a week or two ago. But check out the whole site. There’s “over 1500 pages, dedicated to a new scientific and esoteric evolutionary paradigm concerning the nature of existence and its infinite metamorphoses, and the transformation of the Earth and the planetary consciousness to a post-singularity state of Supramental (Infinite Truth-Consciousness) divinisation.”
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Over at Key 23 we’ve got an open thread for linking to and explaining your magic related music.
I’m not active enough in the BM culture to have an opinion on this, but some people might find it interesting.
(via Zen Werewolf)
Exhaustive collection of interpretations of popular film.
8 Mile: Eminem stars as Jesus Christ, King of the Jews, in a movie that?s all about being righteous.
The Big Lebowski: Jeff Bridges stars as the Buddha in a film that?s all about enlightenment.
(via Post Atomic)
Interesting:
A professor at the University of California at Berkeley, Alter says since he has never found a biblical translation that he liked or could recommend to his comparative literature students, he decided to do his own, starting with the story of Genesis and ending with the death of Moses.
Al Jazeera: Revised English translation for Torah
(via Disinfo)
From Phil Hine’s online journal:
I’m currently reading Karen McCarthy Brown’s Mama Lola: A Vodou Priestess in Brooklyn – a really enthralling book that is just streets ahead of anything I’ve ever seen by “occult” writers on the subject of Vodou. Brown is one of the “new wave” of academics who do not shy from placing themselves as subjects within their narratives so that their own feelings, experiences, etc., are part of the story. I’ve read quite a few works that take this approach recently – Meena Khandelwal’s Women in Ochre Robes: Gendering Hindu Renunciation being another fine example – and the more I read them, the less inclined I am to go back to reading ‘occult’ books, which tend to be dreary and simplistic in comparison.
Occult web boards and magazines periodically resound to cries of writers advocating some kind of “occult revolution” – the desire to find a new direction or ethos. Of course, this has been going on ever since the advent of Chaos Magic in the late ’70’s. If anything, I feel what’s needed is a “revolution” in how texts are “written”.
Phil Hine: we need a revolution in how occult texts are written
(via thedudeatx).
From Wikipedia:
The Pauli Effect refers the mysterious failure of technical equipment in the presence of certain people, particularly theoretical physicists. It is named after the famous theoretical physicist Wolfgang Pauli.
(via Invisible College)
“A US researcher says he has “definitely” found the lost civilisation of Atlantis in the watery deep off Cyprus, adding his theory to a mystery which has baffled explorers for centuries.”
Australian Broadcast Company: We’ve definitely found Atlantis, researcher says
(via Posthuman Blues).
David: Why do you think politics on this planet is such a huge mess, and human beings are so violent towards one another?
Bob: Because most people have never heard of maybe logic and live in an either/or world, which applied to ethics and social policy becomes a good/evil world. Human vanity then determines that all the damned eejit always put themselves in the good position and anybody who disagrees in the evil. Look at any literary/politics journal–any journal of the nonscientific “intelligentsia”–and you’ll see that they all sound as medieval as George W. Bush or Osama bin Laden. Violence comes of self-righteousness and self-righteousness comes of right/wrong logic, without maybes.
Mavericks of the Mind: Robert Anton Wilson 2
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