Posts Tagged: theosophy
The Swagman’s Rite
The complete rituals of the Noble and Holy Order of Swagmen. First edition. This work is Levin’s experiment with the art of ritual, drawing from Freemasonry, The Hermetic Order of The Golden Dawn, and Theosophy (and related, such as Alice
The Swagman’s Rite
The complete rituals of the Noble and Holy Order of Swagmen. First edition. This work is Levin’s experiment with the art of ritual, drawing from Freemasonry, The Hermetic Order of The Golden Dawn, and Theosophy (and related, such as Alice
Jehovah’s One-Table Restaurant
ehovah’s One-Table Restaurant is the universe in two slapstick acts. One waiter with two customers, and two bumbling waiters with one customer.
This second play by Levin A. Diatschenko has been cooked up with a splattering of theology, lashings of surrealism (perhaps a sprinkle of noir), and then everything marinated in slapstick comedy.
Jehovah’s One-Table Restaurant
ehovah’s One-Table Restaurant is the universe in two slapstick acts. One waiter with two customers, and two bumbling waiters with one customer.
This second play by Levin A. Diatschenko has been cooked up with a splattering of theology, lashings of surrealism (perhaps a sprinkle of noir), and then everything marinated in slapstick comedy.
My Soul Cried The Spaceman
A surrealist science fiction, published by Black Rider Press, (2013)
My Soul Cried The Spaceman
A surrealist science fiction, published by Black Rider Press, (2013)
The Veil Issue #6 is out now!
A free zine devoted to philosophy, occultism, ethics, religious, cultural, and political thought. There are 5 issues out, and a 6th is coming soon. Published in Darwin, Australia. It features contemporary articles along side bygone papers from around the world.
The Veil Issue #6 is out now!
A free zine devoted to philosophy, occultism, ethics, religious, cultural, and political thought. There are 5 issues out, and a 6th is coming soon. Published in Darwin, Australia. It features contemporary articles along side bygone papers from around the world.
Levin A. Diatschenko 