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Edited by Mogg Morgan
No 198
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Contents
| Esoteric Conference & Occult BookFair |
| Sophia Centre Astrology Conference |
| Spirited Away - Solstice Festival |
| Bath Omphalos Gathering |
| Theosophical History Conference |
| Shamania |
| Goddess Conference 2007 in Glastonbury |
Song Of Meri-Khem - A Pilgrim's Journey
Judith Page
isbn 978-1869928-99-5 £9.99
In writing this poem I have attempted to cut through so much of what we now
think of as Ancient Egypt, and only the bare bones will remain. Symbolic
figureheads such as Osiris and Amon will be discussed, but not elevated, and
favoured centres of apparent importance or popularity will be by-passed.
This will not be a book for those who wish to play tourist, dropping off
here for a quick sensation, or stopping there for an imagined photo-shoot,
it will be an experience for all those who wish to embrace the origin and
notion of Set, and Set's values.
In recording the mythical life of Set, we have applauded him. The strength
and warmth of his intellect demand similar warmth in his dramatic
performance throughout ancient Egyptian history. To adopt an attitude of
detachment, particularly towards the ancient and unknown, can bar from sight
those many scenes glimpsed by the historian who approaches the role of
reconstructing an era with sympathy, insight and understanding. Neither the
truth nor the equilibrium of scholarship is disturbed by controlled
imagination and honest praise of this much-maligned Egyptian god.
We are portraying the mythological concept and personality of Set not in
order to worship a hero, but to recognise him as a leader and a hero. Set
strives to take his stand against 5,000 years of a 'drift of history' with
the introduction of Osirion and Amonite tradition, and a preconditioning
before being replaced by Christianity.
The author: judith page was born in sydney, australia. she graduated from the chelsea
school of art in london, and is a respected artist and painter in esoteric
circles, with particular focus on egyptian art.
author website: www.judith-page.com http://www.judith-page.com
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Music Review : The Sadness of Witches by Skratte
Skratte, the musical project of witch Nathaniel Harris, author of Witcha,
has released a new album. And the Sadness of Witches is a fascinating album
indeed. On one hand it introduces some of the best darkly ambient
electronica I’ve heard for some time, while on the other it preserves
traditional ‘witchcraft ballads’ in a modern form. An interesting balance of
the old and new, past and future. Both however capture the spirit of Nathan’
s conception of Witchcraft perfectly, and the essence of its Arcana seem to
be highlighted both in the contrast between the two forms and their
commonalities. The traditional songs are represented by the paradoxical
ballad The Cruel Sister, which reflects on the unity of light and dark, as
well as the famous Gowdie ballad on shapeshifting, here called In the Devil’
s Name, reconstructed by Graves in The White Goddess, from a traditional
song apparently referred to by the witch Isobel Gowdie in her trial of 1662.
Both these ballads and more are explored in Nathan’s book Witcha.
The modern material includes some of the most haunting electronica and
trippy soundscapes I've heard in a long time. My favourites here are the
Burroughsian Spiritual Assassin and the Sabbatic Your God Is Weak. There are
also some great supporting artists on this album including the fantastic
vocals of the talented Jasmine Deville, which compliment Nathan's sinister
songmanship perfectly.
The tracks contain some powerful expressions from a distinctly Left Hand
Path perspective, and if you have any Christian tendencies whatsoever I
suggest you buy some Gospel instead! However there is no attempt at cheap
sensationalism here, or the deluded ramblings of the juvenile ‘Satanist’,
there is a dark existentialism present in many of the lyrics, albeit a
somewhat pessimistic one at times. Most importantly of all each track has a
profound magical charge to it, a power resides in this music, albeit a
subtle and somewhat distant one. It contains the echoes of something very
dark and mysterious that is well worth exploring...
Frater Sar Kaotec
Pagan Federation Wessex (review)
My amanuensis suggests I write a review even though I was one of PF Wessex four speakers at Glastonbury Town Hall. But as it happens there is a recording of my talk on myspace so you can read and indeed judge for yourself what I have to say about the nature of the important 'Typhonian' magical current. It's more or less as it ended up although of course lacks the accompanying slide show - which included many unusual pictures of Crowley, Grant and indeed material from the Egyptian magical tradition. Part one is viewable on myspace with otherparts on myspace musick. It's just a taster really - a small part of a larger project that i've managed so far to spin out in two books, another on the way and several substantial lectures. It seemed to go down well and there will surely be a few more 'conspirators' at the Omphalos event on 1st July (see below for details).
Personally I think all of the day's speakers would have benefited from some visual aids - some more than others. Gordon Strong spoke very well about a hidden gem of a megalithic site at Stanton Drew but unless you'd been there it was a bit of a closed book. Cassandra Latham repeated the talk 'Who do we serve?' in her usual engaging style. Her title sounding perilously close to the 1940s patriotic film 'In which we serve' - so perhaps there is a link?
Maxine Sanders was the day's headliner and undoubtedly the reason the conference had a full house. Well done Ann, Adrian and the rest of the team for making such a success of that. No surprises that Maxine returned to a subject she has visited before - her love / hate relationship with her former husband and mentor Alex Sanders - co-founder of Alexandrian witchcraft. Again I must declare an interest as in my day job the publisher of her forthcoming autobiography Fire Child: the Life and Magic of Maxine Sanders - 'Witch Queen'. Maxine regalled us with many interesting and bitter-sweet anecdotes. She also took time out to acknowledge the role of gay men and women in wicca - where unlike some, she has absolutely no problem. She also spoke about her belief that wiccan initiation was for adults and how in the upbringing of her own children - she had let them go their own way. So much so that when her daughter expressed an interest in learning more about Christianity - she accompanied her to a service of the Liberal Catholic Church and eventually took an active role in their activities. Hence the rumours that Maxine has become a Christian. She would say there is no fundamental reason why a witch should not also be a Christian - in fact 100 years ago it was probably the norm; and indeed still is in some Voodooist and Sabbatic circles. And indeed Crowley himself said it would be churlish of the magician not to invoke JC and YHVH along with all the other gods and goddesses. Of course this approach to the Christian cult is not quite as you will find in the mainstream church - but there again - what do they know about it?
There was a good range of stalls for retail therapy, and the cafe was well organised. Events favourites such as a Mystery play, Wolfshead and Vixen Morris and Inkubus Sukubus provided the evening entertainment. +
[mogg]
Terra Incognita – The Foolish People –
491 Gallery, East London, 31st March/April 1st.
by Skratte
This March ‘Skratte’ were lucky enough to be invited by the Masque Noir ritual performers to participate in the Foolish People’s event ‘Terra Incognita’ in our role as practicing witches. Having heard all kinds of intriguing things about the Foolish People we were keen to accept this invitation and so packed our bags and left our secret location in the deserts of Avon and headed up to East London’s 491 gallery, where the party and play were taking place. Since our own role was to add power to the closing ritual, rather than as actors or musicians in this instance, our experience of the event was somewhat in between performer and observer. Thus we can tell you that the Foolish People were a great pleasure to work alongside and deserve heartfelt congratulations and recognition for the incredible amount of work that went into making this event happen. As audience, we offer these same congratulations in that we did indeed come away feeling like our heads had been turned inside out by about 1500 mics of L.S.D., despite the fact that we made the decision to remain completely sane and sober in order to know what we had really seen and what we had not. (We are glad that we did this, even though we are nevertheless still unsure as to exactly what we experienced at some points). All the cast were brilliant. Every one of them possessed their own unique star quality, which under the (sometimes brutal) direction of Mr. Harrigan were truly allowed to shine forth. There were also some fine musicians to entertain us, some incidental and others a part of the story, who would be well worth the travel to experience all on their own.
So as not to ruin things for anyone should there ever be a chance to see a repeat performance, we will not tell you too much about the plot of the play and its unfoldings. What we will say is that the crew all made great use of the space available to them, with the audience following characters from room to room as the tale took them from one place to another- although as one spirit pointed out to us as we passed them on our way, “You don’t have to go with them, you know…” Since different parts of the play were often unfolding in different parts of the venue at the same time not everyone will have the whole picture as to what the plot is anyway. Since there was no stage to divide the actors from the audience, it was a lot more like entering a different dimension than it was going to see a play at any normal theatre. We found ourselves quite at home, surrounded by spirits/figments of the main characters fracturing psyche/heightened consciousness. At times we were not even sure as to whether we had been sucked into the play and become ‘symptoms’ of their unsanity ourselves. At other times, we were fairly certain that we had been- which was a more than unsettling experience.
Observing the audience itself as much as the play offered another level of entertainment. Particularly memorable was to have seen their reactions to the very first spirit manifestation, a genuinely dark and disturbing figure that appeared seemingly from nowhere- thanks to some very clever distraction techniques?- and the fear on the faces of those he approached and interacted with. I suspect that some of them went away with their perceptions of ‘reality’ permanently altered. In a good way. We hope.
The Masque Noir themselves had their own contained space, within which they worked a continuous ritual creating a vortex through which further manifestations may enter our dimension. This was achieved through their own adoption of spirit personas, acting ‘as if’ until entering a generally prelingual condition and displaying some truly phaerie like behaviour- or perhaps even the behaviour of poltergeist, since they were both creative, destructive, quiescent and excitable by turns. One spirit was so badly behaved that we were given no choice but to beat them into submission with our walking stick- the smashed pieces of which were then quickly stolen by other spirits and added to the collaged sigil representing the vortex. That we are not normally aggressive in this manner, and that the fellow whose poltergeist behaviour had so provoked us showed no bruising or harm once leaving trance, is testament to the extremely bizarre atmosphere of this event.
We would also like to congratulate the 491 Gallery itself for playing such wonderful hosts, and for having the courage to allow an event such as this to happen in the very home within which they live. It was a highly challenging event. Blessings upon them all.
Those who were not in attendance have truly missed out on a uniquely mind bending experience. Shame on you. Make sure you catch the next one.
For further information on the Foolish People visit;
http://www.myspace.com/foolishpeople
For the 491 Gallery visit;
http://www.myspace.com/491
SKRATTE are magical musicians whose work is dedicated to the re-enchantment of the world. For further information please visit;
http://www.myspace.com/urbanwitchcraft
GluckSteyne
Aleister Crowley turns up for one dramatic moment in a new play about Victor Neuburg (which is historically as it happened). The performances are happening as part of the Steyning Festival on 2nd and 9th June - the piece is called GluckSteyne - it is about Gluck and Neuburg, while they lived in Steyning - more info available at:
www.steyningfestival.co.uk/theatre.html
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Lectures
Details of location below
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Speaker & Topic |
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| 9th June | Experiencing Seidr: Trance Oracle in Northern Tradition Katie Gerrard 9th June (Saturday) 1 – 6pm £22 in advance Within Norse literature, the term seidr refers to acts of witchcraft and cunning craft. Within modern paganism it has been described as a Northern Tradition shamanism, and as the intuitive magic of heathenry. This workshop will use both primary and secondary descriptions of seidr, combined with personal experience, in order to explore the different aspects of practices referred to as seidr. In particular, the day will focus on the High Seat rite, which is inspired by the Greenland Sagas. The workshop will finish with an example of a High Seat rite where a seer will enter the underworld through a trance in order to converse with the ancestors and answer questions from the room. Due to the high energy nature of this rite, the workshop should only be attended if you feel you have the experience and health to work with trance techniques. Katie Gerrard is a longstanding Wiccan high priestess who has been studying seidr both practically and academically for nine years. She has given several talks on the subject over the last four years, and runs a practical seidr group based in North London.
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Treadwells |
| 12th June | Magical Grimoires Introduced: for Conjuring Angels and Demons 12th June (Tuesday) 7.15 for 7.30pm start £5 Finding your way through the texts which instruct on dealings with angels and demons, looking closely at the main primary sources from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance period. The aim of the talk is go give a foundation in the history of Western ceremonial magic by looking at actual extracts from the Armadel, Almadel, Greater Key of Solomon, the Lesser Key (Goetia), the Abramelin, the Black Pullet and the Book of Secrets of Albertus Magnus. Tonight’s speaker is a former university lecturer in medieval history, and now runs Treadwell’s Bookshop.
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Treadwells |
| 14th June | Jung and the Occult: Between Archetypes and Spirits 14th June (Thursday) 7.15 for 7.30pm start £5 The therapeutic psychology of Carl Jung emerged from fin-de-siècle Europe, a culture rife with spiritualism, mesmerism and magnetism. In his early career, Jung himself researched spiritualism through his work with an apparently mediumistic cousin, Helene Preiswerk. Such experimental contexts have marked the writing of post-Jungian authors such as Charet, Goodheart and Zumstein-Preiswerk. Against the backdrop of Jung’s “spirit hypothesis” of the archetypes, Simon Thomas will revisit the key debates thrown up by such studies, illustrating his discussion with a selection of clinical dream material that amplifies the uncanny terrain of this topic. This lecture will argue for an “occult fantasy” of post-Jungian therapeutic space, where there is said to be formed an interface between the estranged worlds of clinical psychology and occultism. This is done by evoking depth psychology as a practice in which the boundar! y between the so-called “natural” and “supernatural” realm is traversed, and in which the professional threshold insulating “clinical” process from “paranormal” is challenged. Simon Thomas is a Ph.D. scholar at the Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies, University of London, working on the “schizopoetics” of the Romantic Swabian poet, Friedrich Holderlein (1770–1843); his work draws on a background in European philosophy, poetry and Jungian psychology. |
Treadwells |
| 16th June | Elements & Humours in Herbalism This day explores elemental correspondences of herbs, as grounded in humoural science within the West from its Greek origins. Our aims will be to position the planets using an elemental grid system, to understand “degrees” of the elements, to convey the history of doctrines of the four elements, going into their qualities (hot/cold dry/moist, etc). We will use Galen, Agrippa, Levi and the other greats of Western magic. Practical activity will include making elemental incenses and brews. Recommended: Dorian Greenbaum, Temperament: Astrology’s Forgotten Key. |
Treadwells |
Venues & Organisers:
| Bath Omphalos | Bath Omphalos All talks running from 2pm-4pm Invention Arts Cafe St James Memorial Hall, Lower Borough Walls Bath BA1 1QR (next to the Fairy shop) for further info contact:01225 852647 Website: http://www.omphalos.org.uk/ |
| The Dark Arts Society | The Dark Arts Society Upstairs at the Devereux public house (20 Devereux Court, off Essex Street, Strand, London WC2). Nearest tube is Temple. Our website is now www.darkartsociety.com (not khemet.org.uk anymore). |
| London Earth Mysteries Circle | London Earth Mysteries Circle 7.00pm Tuesdays (2nd 4th in month) |
| London Secret Chiefs |
SECRET CHIEFS 8pm - at the Devereux Public House, 20 Devereux Court, off Essex Street, Strand, London WC2, near Temple Underground. Check for updates and programme on http://www.pflondon.org (Ta.lking Stick began at The Plough on 14th February 1990, moving through the years to The Marquis Cornwallis, The Dog Trumpet, the Black Horse to the Princess Louise, there becoming Secret Chiefs on 15th March 2000. Now at the Devereux). |
| MWNN | THE MOOT WITH NO NAME Alternate Wednesdays, 7.30 for 8pm. Upstairs, Devereux pub near Temple tube station. £2. (Unless otherwise stated.) F indicates an illustrated talk. Opposite the Royal Courts of Justice on the Strand (near Aldwych) is a Tudor-style pub, the George. The Devereux is down the alley next to this. See map at http://tinyurl.com/cp7u2. |
| R.I.L.K.O | RESEARCH INTO LOST KNOWLEDGE ORGANISATION - R.I.L.K.O presents regular public lectures by experts in their fields- Venue: 41 Queen's Gate, South Kensington, London SW7 5HR at 7.15 p.m. prompt. |
| Treadwell’s Books |
Treadwells Bookshop 34 Tavistock Street, Full descriptions of all events are to be found now on website,# http:www.treadwells-london.com |
Groups Meetups
| Harrogate Magical Moot | A magical lore group, adhering to the study and research of esoteric and occult ideas and cosmologies, with the foundation of leading to ritual praxis. Practitioners from all paths welcome. Monthly meetings with talks followed by discussion. Contact Damon winegodunbound@... |
| 'Oxford Talking Stick Pub Moot' | Meets every Thursday at The Angel Greyhound Pub (St Clements st) Oxford. There is now a regular blog with summaries of past discussion and news of next session. |
Conferences
| 9th June 07 | Esoteric Conference & Occult BookFair Speakers are: Daniel Schulke on The Sabbatic Ointment, consideration of praxis & materia David Rankine on The Missing Practical Kabbalah Guy Ogilvy on The Alchemical Arte Geraldine Beskin on The Women of the Golden Dawn Shani Oates on Traditional Witchcraft The following book dealers will be present: Midian Books, Man, Myth and Magic Books, Atlantis Bookshop, Labyrinth Books, Crow Bone Books. Tickets are £15 each pay Verdelet and are from PO Box 82 Craven Arms |
| 9th June | The Sophia Centre Announcing the second postgraduate conference of the Sophia Centre at Bath Spa University, with papers presented by graduates of the MA in Cultural Astronomy and Astrology. Speakers will include (subject to alteration): * Nick Campion 'Divination as an Authoritarian System' Please note, the conference is free but there is a charge for a vegetarian buffet lunch (see below) Please send the booking form below together with payment to: Dr Nick Campion, The Sophia Centre, Bath Spa University, Newton Park, Bath BA2 9BN, United Kingdom, or email inquiries to n.campion@... ................................................................................................................................................. Sophia Centre Postgraduate Research Conference 2007 - Booking Form ADVANCE BOOKINGS ARE REQUIRED! Spaces are limited and we cannot guarantee you a place. The programme is subject to alteration, every effort will be made to notify attendees of any changes in advance. PLEASE INCLUDE FULL NAMES AND CONTACT DETAILS OF EACH ATTENDEE. YOU MUST INCLUDE YOUR EMAIL AND PHONE NUMBER! Name: Address: Tel: Email: No. of bookings: VEGETARIAN BUFFET LUNCH: I enclose a cheque for £8.50/person, made payable to 'Hazel Kayes' |
| 22 June | SPIRITED AWAY! Presents: THE 4th ANNUAL SUMMER SOLSTICE CELEBRATION IN PENDLE PENDLE WITCH CAMP SUMMER SOLSTICE 2007 From Noon on FRIDAY 22nd JUNE Noon on MONDAY 25th JUNE SPECIAL GUESTS Adele Nozedar (Elect Trick Coven) Tania Ahsan Journalist, Writer & Artist TALKS & WORKSHOPS FIRESIDE ACOUSTIC MUSIC STALLS CAFÉ ADULT TICKETS (18 and over @ £25 each) For more information contact:
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| 30rd June - 1st July | Bath Omphalos at the Chapel Saturday Evening: Roberto workshop (Zivorod ). Sunday Afternoon: 'Blood Lust and the Evil Dead' - extended workshop on supernatural assault. Workshop and performance of the Zar exorcism dance; audio/visual installation based around Mark Mirabello's Cannibal Within. Special altar and apotropiac rites. Illustrated lecture by Mogg Morgan based on his forthcoming book: Supernatural Assault in Ancient Egypt (Seth & Egyptian Magick volume III). More to be announced. A gathering of the clan rather than a commercial event so tickets £2-3 pounds. Space in the chapel is limited so it would be handy to let the organisers know if you are coming. Bring food. Website: http://www.omphalos.org.uk/ Yahoo elist: omphalosmagickalfair/ |
| 7th-8th July | 2007 THEOSOPHICAL HISTORY CONFERENCE Provisional program The Foundation for Theosophical Studies is hosting an international Saturday 7 July
10.25 - Welcome by National President, Colin Price 10.30 Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke "Orientalism and Theosophy: The TS and the Mystic East" Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke is Professor of Western Esotericism at Exeter 11.15 James Santucci "A.P. Sinnett's Esoteric Buddhism and the Notion of Esoteric Buddhism in the James A. Santucci is professor and chair of the Department of Comparative 12.00 - Refreshments 2.00 Colum Hayward "Whatever happened to the Polaires?" Colum Hayword is the co-author of The Story of White Eagle Lodge. 2.45 Refreshments 3.15 Julie Hall Julie Hall is a doctoral candidate at Exeter 4.30 Theosophical History - the discipline, problems and 5.20 - Barry Thompson (Librarian, Theosophical Society) "Treasures from the T.S. Library and Archives" 6.05 pm INTERMISSION 6.30 Jerry Hejka-Ekins "Brothers of the Shadow: Conspiracies Against the Theosophical Society and Jerry Hejka-Ekins is past president of the Los Angeles Lodge (Adyar) and an 7.30 Conference day ends Sunday 8 July 10.00 - Registration and refreshments 10.30 - Kim Farnell "Hiram Butler and the emergence of Solar Kim Farnell is the author of Mystical Vampire: 11.15- Alex Trenoweth "The Salvation Army and the Theosophical 12.00 Refreshments 1.30 Jerry Hejka-Ekins "Alexandria West - a new project" Jerry Hejka-Ekins is president of Alexandria West 2.15 Leslie Price "Henry Olcott weighed in the balances" Leslie Price is an associate editor of 2.30 Refreshments 3 00 Brett Forray "Autonomy or Succession of the American Section: The Different Views of Brett Forray is the author of a forthcoming book on the Judge Case. |
| 27-29th July | SHAMANIA Kundalini: Main Stage Logic Bomb M Theory - Alchemy Records Gaudi - Dub n¹ breakz, live dub manipulation The J.I.C. - Joint Intelligence Committee DJ Sets System 7 (A-Wave Records) Andy Mason - Kundalini Tetchi DJ Sets Purusha - Cabbage Fat Moon: Northern Stage Karma Sound System: Alternative Stage Sunny Jim¹s: Solar Powered Cabaret Stage Talks & Workshops: Torsten Klimmer & Billy Rood present their film Liquid Crystal Vision Tickets: On sale via the website @ £55 each (until 30th April, 2007) www.shamania.com info@... Also available from: |
| 1-5th August | Goddess Conference 2007 Glastonbury Wednesday 1st-Sunday 5th August with Fringe events Sunday July 29th-Monday August 6th Full details are now on the website www.goddessconference.com Celebrating the Crone Goddess at Lammas
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