by Grand Secretary General (GSG) | Jun 9, 2026 | Art, Crowley, Events, History
Article and process written by Fr. D.H.V., Sr. Meredith & APEP Oasis (Melbourne) “A glass case stood in the distance, too far off for its contents to be recognized.But [Rose Kelly] recognised it! ‘There,’ she cried, ‘There he is!’“Fra. P. advanced to the case....
by Grand Secretary General (GSG) | Apr 24, 2026 | Art, Crowley, History, Information
A Rare OTO Archival Restoration by Crave Book Restorations. Stanley, Tasmania From Ruin to Readability — A Book Reborn Across Generations There are books, and then there are artefacts. This restoration project — a volume of The Equinox, Vol 3. Number 1.— sits...
by Grand Secretary General (GSG) | Jul 24, 2024 | Crowley, Information, Lecture
Veni Cooper-Mathieson Born Amanda Melvina Cooper in Maitland, New South Wales, on October 4, 1867, Sister Veni Cooper-Mathieson was a leading exponent of New Thought philosophy and an important figure in the development of Ordo Templi Orientis (OTO) in Australia. As...
by Grand Secretary General (GSG) | Jun 2, 2024 | Crowley, Information
Frater Progradior, Frank Bennet On Sydney’s lower North Shore, a short stroll from the hallowed grounds of North Sydney Oval, home of foundation rugby league club the North Sydney Bears, sits an unassuming, single-storey duplex. In the early decades of the 20th...
by Grand Secretary General (GSG) | Apr 1, 2024 | Art, Crowley, Publishing
Vols 1 and 2 of the Hagiography (Mandrake Press edition, 1929) Australian publisher Percy Reginald Stephensen (1901-1965) or ‘Inky’ as he was known, was Aleister Crowley’s publisher at the Mandrake Press in London over 1929-30. If it were not for Mandrake’s collapse...
by Grand Secretary General (GSG) | Mar 4, 2024 | Art, Crowley, Information
The race for the Melbourne Cup – rounding the turn by the river, 1883; wood engraving published in the Illustrated Australian news. State Library Victoria. On 6 January 1927, Aleister Crowley wrote to an unnamed woman in Australia who he simply addressed as “Dear and...
