Esoteric And Occult - World-of-Newave.info World-of-Newave.info http://www.world-of-newave.info/ 2008-10-07T04:50:48Z Latest news and articles about Esoteric And Occult Copyright (c)2004-2008.§/Newave SARL. All rights reserved. {LITERATURE > CYBERPUNK} - L.A.?s occult roots: Master of the Mysteries Process Media publisher Jodi Wille says: If you're in Los Angeles this coming weekend or next week, we have two very special happenings to celebrate Los Angeles' occult heritage and our upcoming new Process release, Master of the Mysteries: The Life of Manly Palmer Hall by LA Times writer Louis Sahagun. This is one of the most mind blowing books I've ever worked on, and a perfect followup to The Source. In the early 20th Century, Southern California became home to one of America?s most powerful occult scenes. Alternative religions, Eastern gurus and esoteric societies compelled thousands to seek enlightenment while mystically inclined civic leaders, artists, and mavericks shaped Los Angeles into a world-class metropolis. Manly P. Hall was a focal point of this subculture, a striking, self-educated scholar who became the 20th Century?s most prolific writer and speaker on ancient philosophies, mysticism and magic. He was a confidante of celebrities and politicians, and in 1991 he died -- some say he was murdered -- in what remains an open-ended Hollywood murder mystery. Master of the Mysteries unfolds the dramatic life story of this enigmatic visionary while revealing the occult roots that built Los Angeles and invigorated the rest of the nation for decades to come. Master of the Mysteries Events Schedule: Saturday, June 21st, 12pm-3pm Master of the Mysteries release party and lectures Philosophical Research Society 3910 Los Feliz Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90027 phone 323.663.2167 tickets: $1 This historic celebration includes a slideshow and lecture on the life of Manly Palmer Hall by Louis Sahagun; a talk on Los Angeles? Freemasonic heritage by of Rex R. Hutchens, PhD., author, historian and 33 degree Grand Cross former Grand Master of Arizona; and an appearance by Manly P. Hall?s surviving step daughter JoAnne O?Connor. Tea and Manly Hall?s favorite snacks will be served. Tuesday, June 24th, 8 p.m. Screening of ?The Magician? The Silent Movie Theater 611 N. Fairfax Avenue Los Angeles, California 90036 (323) 655-2510 Tickets - $12/ $8 for members In celebration of the creation of the new Manly P. Hall biography Master of the Mysteries by Louis Sahagun, Process presents a special screening of Ingmar Bergman?s 1959 supernatural classic The Magician with an original score composed by string arranger Yvanne Spevack and a live ensemble of improvising magicians. Bergman?s film is a mystical contemplation of a magician and his vagrant troupe of medicine-show performers as they travel through the country in the mid-nineteenth century and are hounded by a skeptical public. Utilizing a combination of traditional orchestral string instruments, electric guitars, keyboards, accordion and electronic beats, the ensemble will be led by Ysanne on acoustic and electric violin, musical saw, midi-synthesized electronic textures and processing. The Magician marks the second time Ysanne has scored a film and performed it live, the first being Gillo Pontecorvo?s The Battle Of Algiers. Master of the Mysteries author Louis Sahagun will be present before and after the show to meet guests and sign books. Dir. Ingmar Bergman, 1958, 35mm, 97 min.... http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/literature/genres/cyberpunk/l-a-s-occult-roots-master-of-the-mysteries-20080619635.htm 2008-06-21T03:16:05Z 2008-06-21T03:16:05Z Boingboing.Net http://www.boingboing.net/2008/06/20/las-occult-roots-mas.html L.A.?s occult roots: Master of the Mysteries {new window}   Www.Boingboing.Net - Process Media publisher Jodi Wille says: If you're in Los Angeles this coming weekend or next week, we have two very special happenings to celebrate Los Angeles' occult heritage and our upcoming new Process release, Master of the Mysteries: The Life of Manly Palmer Hall by LA Times writer Louis Sahagun. This is one of the most mind blowing books I've ever worked on, and a perfect followup to The Source. In the early 20th Century, Southern California became home to one of America?s most powerful occult scenes. Alternative religions, Eastern gurus and esoteric societies compelled thousands to seek enlightenment while mystically inclined civic leaders, artists, and mavericks shaped Los Angeles into a world-class metropolis. Manly P. Hall was a focal point of this subculture, a striking, self-educated scholar who became the 20th Century?s most prolific writer and speaker on ancient philosophies, mysticism and magic. He was a confidante of celebrities and politicians, and in 1991 he died -- some say he was murdered -- in what remains an open-ended Hollywood murder mystery. Master of the Mysteries unfolds the dramatic life story of this enigmatic visionary while revealing the occult roots that built Los Angeles and invigorated the rest of the nation for decades to come. Master of the Mysteries Events Schedule: Saturday, June 21st, 12pm-3pm Master of the Mysteries release party and lectures Philosophical Research Society 3910 Los Feliz Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90027 phone 323.663.2167 tickets: $1 This historic celebration includes a slideshow and lecture on the life of Manly Palmer Hall by Louis Sahagun; a talk on Los Angeles? Freemasonic heritage by of Rex R. Hutchens, PhD., author, historian and 33 degree Grand Cross former Grand Master of Arizona; and an appearance by Manly P. Hall?s surviving step daughter JoAnne O?Connor. Tea and Manly Hall?s favorite snacks will be served. Tuesday, June 24th, 8 p.m. Screening of ?The Magician? The Silent Movie Theater 611 N. Fairfax Avenue Los Angeles, California 90036 (323) 655-2510 Tickets - $12/ $8 for members In celebration of the creation of the new Manly P. Hall biography Master of the Mysteries by Louis Sahagun, Process presents a special screening of Ingmar Bergman?s 1959 supernatural classic The Magician with an original score composed by string arranger Yvanne Spevack and a live ensemble of improvising magicians. Bergman?s film is a mystical contemplation of a magician and his vagrant troupe of medicine-show performers as they travel through the country in the mid-nineteenth century and are hounded by a skeptical public. Utilizing a combination of traditional orchestral string instruments, electric guitars, keyboards, accordion and electronic beats, the ensemble will be led by Ysanne on acoustic and electric violin, musical saw, midi-synthesized electronic textures and processing. The Magician marks the second time Ysanne has scored a film and performed it live, the first being Gillo Pontecorvo?s The Battle Of Algiers. Master of the Mysteries author Louis Sahagun will be present before and after the show to meet guests and sign books. Dir. Ingmar Bergman, 1958, 35mm, 97 min....
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]]> {LITERATURE > CYBERPUNK} - Ken Hollings: Welcome To Mars radio series Several weeks ago, I posted about a fantastic radio documentary on the RAND Corporation by my friend Ken Hollings, a UK journalist and chronicler of outré culture. Two years ago, Ken presented a radio series called Welcome To Mars, his reflections on the "fantasy of science in the early years of the American Century." In this unscripted, engaging, and mind-bending series Ken connects the dots between nuclear war, LSD, flying saucers, the occult, weird science, B movies, and the birth of the space age. Ken's words are supported by an incredible outer space score prdocued by Simon James. I can't recommend it highly enough. Hollings' book based on the radio series, Welcome To Mars: Fantasies of Science In The American Century 1947-1959, will be published in the UK later this month by Strange Attractor Press. Welcome To Mars podcast Previously on BB: ? Radio documentary on RAND Corporation... http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/literature/genres/cyberpunk/ken-hollings-welcome-to-mars-radio-series-2008102596.htm 2008-10-03T18:11:35Z 2008-10-03T18:11:35Z Boingboing.Net http://www.boingboing.net/2008/10/03/ken-hollings-welcome.html Ken Hollings: Welcome To Mars radio series {new window}   Www.Boingboing.Net - Several weeks ago, I posted about a fantastic radio documentary on the RAND Corporation by my friend Ken Hollings, a UK journalist and chronicler of outré culture. Two years ago, Ken presented a radio series called Welcome To Mars, his reflections on the "fantasy of science in the early years of the American Century." In this unscripted, engaging, and mind-bending series Ken connects the dots between nuclear war, LSD, flying saucers, the occult, weird science, B movies, and the birth of the space age. Ken's words are supported by an incredible outer space score prdocued by Simon James. I can't recommend it highly enough. Hollings' book based on the radio series, Welcome To Mars: Fantasies of Science In The American Century 1947-1959, will be published in the UK later this month by Strange Attractor Press. Welcome To Mars podcast Previously on BB: ? Radio documentary on RAND Corporation...
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]]> {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - Furnished Room/Beautiful Home (oakland hills / mills) $750 Creative, fun, conscious person sought to share wonderful craftsman home on quiet street. Looking for a responsible, quiet person with a positive attitude and good communication skills.Ecologically minded, spiritually inclined but not too esoteric, organic food lover, likes clean and uncluttered look, wants to share occasional meals and support. No smoking or drugs. The House: gorgeous craftsman house, nicely painted, fireplace, washer/dryer, DSL, Cable, Airport, Flat Screen TV, big back and side yard with room for a vegetable garden, birds will wake you chirping in the morning, lots of roses and other flowers to cut and bring in the house. Big "laundry" room that could also be a creative art room, or?? front porch, huge kitchen, dining and lIving room, one bathroom with clawfoot tub. Lots of parking. The Room: is 140"x148", with two windows -- lots of light, a hardwood floor and a good sized closet. Beautiful paint job.There is a queen size bed and two mirrors in the room as well as a chair that you are welcome to use. Location: East Bay, Seminary exit off of 580. The house is near Mills College, with their great POOL. Close to several bus lines (40, 43, 56, 57, 58, N, K). Two miles from/one bus line to Bart. Fifteen minutes to the Oakland airport. Close to wonderful hiking trails in the redwoods. The Neighborhood: Quiet!!! Nice street. The current residents: myself: 46 year old woman and Roxie the miniature poodle dog... a calm, sweet, loving being. Not a jumper, licker or barker (except when someone comes to the door). General stuff: I am an ENFP and a 1 on the Enneagram if that means anything to you. My teachers are Gay and Kathlyn Hendricks, Byron Katie, Rob Willams, Bruce Lipton and Adyashanti, if * they* mean anything to you. I like to keep the house fairly clean, i.e. dishes washed everyday, and weekly maintainance with bursts of deeper cleaning. I am a straightforward communicator, I am flexible yet I also have my definite likes/dislikes. I shower in the morning. I go to bed fairly early and also can be a night owl. Sometimes work at home. Love having out of town guests. The home is spacious, great energy, creative, peaceful, healing. Available: NOW. Short term a possibility. Rent: $750.00 + a portion of utilities Photos on request http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/furnished-room-beautiful-home-oakland-hills-mills-20080795735.htm 2008-07-22T21:19:53Z 2008-07-22T21:19:53Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/roo/765656240.html Furnished Room/Beautiful Home (oakland hills / mills) $750 {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Creative, fun, conscious person sought to share wonderful craftsman home on quiet street. Looking for a responsible, quiet person with a positive attitude and good communication skills.Ecologically minded, spiritually inclined but not too esoteric, organic food lover, likes clean and uncluttered look, wants to share occasional meals and support. No smoking or drugs. The House: gorgeous craftsman house, nicely painted, fireplace, washer/dryer, DSL, Cable, Airport, Flat Screen TV, big back and side yard with room for a vegetable garden, birds will wake you chirping in the morning, lots of roses and other flowers to cut and bring in the house. Big "laundry" room that could also be a creative art room, or?? front porch, huge kitchen, dining and lIving room, one bathroom with clawfoot tub. Lots of parking. The Room: is 140"x148", with two windows -- lots of light, a hardwood floor and a good sized closet. Beautiful paint job.There is a queen size bed and two mirrors in the room as well as a chair that you are welcome to use. Location: East Bay, Seminary exit off of 580. The house is near Mills College, with their great POOL. Close to several bus lines (40, 43, 56, 57, 58, N, K). Two miles from/one bus line to Bart. Fifteen minutes to the Oakland airport. Close to wonderful hiking trails in the redwoods. The Neighborhood: Quiet!!! Nice street. The current residents: myself: 46 year old woman and Roxie the miniature poodle dog... a calm, sweet, loving being. Not a jumper, licker or barker (except when someone comes to the door). General stuff: I am an ENFP and a 1 on the Enneagram if that means anything to you. My teachers are Gay and Kathlyn Hendricks, Byron Katie, Rob Willams, Bruce Lipton and Adyashanti, if * they* mean anything to you. I like to keep the house fairly clean, i.e. dishes washed everyday, and weekly maintainance with bursts of deeper cleaning. I am a straightforward communicator, I am flexible yet I also have my definite likes/dislikes. I shower in the morning. I go to bed fairly early and also can be a night owl. Sometimes work at home. Love having out of town guests. The home is spacious, great energy, creative, peaceful, healing. Available: NOW. Short term a possibility. Rent: $750.00 + a portion of utilities Photos on request
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