occult
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A Tale of Occult Mysticism and High Strangeness…
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The legend of Faust depicts a scholar who makes a pact with the devil for limitless knowledge and pleasure. However, as Faust indulges in forbidden knowledge and worldly delights, he becomes isolated and morally compromised. This cautionary tale warns against unchecked ambition and moral compromise, emphasizing the importance of virtue and integrity.
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A Renaissance polymath, known for his contributions to mathematics, astronomy and navigation. Despite his scholarly achievements, he delved deeply into occult and esoteric pursuits, including attempts to communicate with angels…
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Eliphas Levi, born Alphonse Louis Constant, was a pioneering occultist, philosopher, and author in 19th-century France. His works on Kabbalah, ceremonial magic, and tarot symbolism have had a lasting impact on Western occult tradition. Despite facing criticism, his visionary insights influenced luminaries like Aleister Crowley and continue to guide seekers in their quest for truth…
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The haunting of dolls is a chilling phenomenon with eyewitness accounts, expert opinions, and compelling case studies. Dolls, once symbols of innocence, now provoke unsettling experiences, challenging our understanding of reality and inviting us to contemplate unseen forces at play.
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The Hellfire Club, founded by Sir Francis Dashwood in 18th-century England, remains a captivating enigma. Its purpose, ranging from political discussions to scandalous activities, continues to fuel speculation. Dashwood’s eccentricity and the club’s rumored debauchery contribute to its enduring allure, inspiring literature, art, and film to this day.
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The Beatles, hailed as musical alchemists, crafted a legacy that extends beyond their innovative sound into the realms of mysticism and altered consciousness. The lyrics penned by John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr have become a canvas for enthusiasts and analysts to unravel threads of occult symbolism and the influence of hallucinogenic…
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In 1898 the Wickedest Man in the World was feeling thoroughly sorry for himself. The occultist Aleister Crowley’s first great love affair, with fellow Cambridge undergraduate Herbert Jerome Pollitt, was in ruins, and he took to poetry as his only solace.”When my sick body in his love lies drowned/ And he lies corpse-wise on me,…
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The association of the devil with music has been long established but never more so than with the advent of Rock & Roll also known as “The Devil’s Music”. Of all of the groups who presented themselves as having mythic or occult connections, none compare with the notoriety of Led Zeppelin.