Lectures, Workshops, and Classes

Georgia Albertus Georgia van Raalte is a writer, ritualist and academic. Her writing explores topics around feminism, womanhood and magic. She has written and hosted a number of public rituals which attempt to re-centralise the divine feminine within ceremonial magic. She is also a speaker and presenter, and has given talks on a range of occult topics at events around the world. Georgia is an academic, whose work specialises on 20th century British occultism. She is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Surrey, where her work explores the initiatory novels of Dion Fortune. Chris Harden The legend of Chris Harden is a long and winding tale. He lives in his pirate-ship shaped house on the side of a glacier in the continental divide of the Rocky Mountains. Here he is known as The Wizard of Alice Mountain. He is a philosopher, magician, mathematician, poet, musician, teacher, wizard, and a great devotee of Love. As an avatar of Slack the Wizard of Alice spends much of his days working to be an exemplar through the demonstration of Fun. He begets the Art of Pushing Through. He daily strives to help others with pushing through fear, doubt, confusions, etc ... He wields the weapons of the Adept, Love and Light, striving to be a beacon of hope and to ignite the fires of Love throughout the world.

Tom-Bane-ana Haatsis Thomas Hatsis is the author of three books: The Witches Ointment; Psychedelic Mystery Traditions; and Microdosing Magic. He appears on the GaiamTV shows “Open Minds with Regina Meredith” and “Psychedelica,” and in the recently film KanehMovie. Along with Eden Woodruff, he co-runs Psanctum Psychedelia, a psychedelics education and harm reduction group, in Portland, Oregon. Frater Orpheus ON the Rights of Man explores the history of Aleister Crowley's Liber OZ in greater detail than ever before. Through careful examination of Crowley’s diaries and correspondences during the Second World War, a fascinating narrative emerges that, up until now, has never been told. In a separate section, Frater Orpheus discusses the significance of its title and number, how its principles can be applied to the Tree of Life, and its connection to five magical formulas which reveal deeper mysteries.