by Miguel Conner | Jul 4, 2023 | Blog posts
Alexander Maistrovoy In the middle of the twelfth century—1167—in the hamlet of Saint-Fеlix-Lauragais next to Toulouse in the south of France, there occurred an event which, to a great extent, predefined the spiritual development of Western Europe; namely, the...
by Miguel Conner | Apr 19, 2023 | Blog posts
An Introduction to the Archons The Gnostics were a group of early Christians who believed that the true message of Jesus was suppressed and corrupted by the Church. In order to preserve the original message of Jesus, they rejected many of the traditional...
by Miguel Conner | Aug 14, 2022 | Blog posts
The Unlimited Dream Company by J.G Ballard has been described amongst other things as rhapsodic. It is strikingly unlike most of his other literary works. True there are hints of suburban middle class folks turning feral during a looming beastial Ragnarok, but...
by Miguel Conner | Feb 7, 2022 | Blog posts
Today, the concept of “Manichaeism” is perhaps one of the most frequently used in political and cultural debate. It means extreme dualism, radical division and polarization in which the forces of light are engaged in a death struggle with the forces of...
by Miguel Conner | Dec 18, 2021 | Blog posts
By S Hamilton We behold Albion painted as a vision with vivid Angus McKie like expanse and colouration. Or perhaps a Gen X Bruegelesque. In the distance is the emanation of Spectre. Ashen Dark Satanic Mills unleash spumes of toxic gas and smog. A grim militia, shock...
by Miguel Conner | Apr 29, 2021 | Blog posts
By Alexander Maistrovoy The Bible has always been and still remains to this day the main book of humankind; its storylines, conflicts, and heroes are the source of inspiration for the greatest philosophers, fiction writers, playwrights, musicians, and artists, even if...
