NEW ONLINE CLASS: Introduction to Occulture!
We often hear the term "Occulture"—but what does it truly mean? More than just references to magic in popular media, occulture describes the merging of occult thought and broader cultural currents, forming a dynamic scene in which underground forces unmistakably rise to shape the mainstream, as they have throughout history and likely always will. What drives this recurring phenomenon, and why do we find ourselves increasingly immersed in occult themes today?
Join Carl Abrahamsson—the scholar behind the books ”Occulture: The Unseen Forces That Drive Culture Forward” (2018) and ”Introduction to Occulture” (2026), who famously presented himself as an "occultural entrepreneur" already on his 1989 business card—as he guides us through a survey of magnetic magical themes and the visionary individuals who have shaped our culture.
The course encompasses contemporary perspectives, including dynamic collectives like Thee Temple Ov Psychick Youth and pop culture, and explores the broader process of "occulturation," in which ideas and concepts migrate from hidden spheres into everyday life, touching every dimension of human society. Today, occulture is even studied within academia, a definitive marker of mainstream integration.
In this unique and illuminating class, you'll learn directly from Abrahamsson, an author and magician who has spent over four decades observing and manifesting ocultural movements. Discover the stories, ideas, and cultural mechanics that have made the occult an enduring and deeply influential force.
Carl Abrahamsson is the author of 20+ books, many of which deal with his many decades of working with occulture and magic. He is also the editor and publisher of the occultural journal ”The Fenris Wolf” (1989-present day).
Four Week Class Taught Online Via Zoom Saturdays, February 21, 28, March 7, 14, 2026 1:00pm - 2:30pm ET (NYC Time) $150 Paid Patreo
Four Week Class Taught Online Via Zoom Saturdays, February 21, 28, March 7, 14, 2026 1:00pm - 2:30pm ET (NYC Time)
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