Absolutely epic work from our Supersonic Art Featured Member of the Week: Michael Howard. See more & learn how to become a member on Supersonic Art!
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Absolutely epic work from our Supersonic Art Featured Member of the Week: Michael Howard. See more & learn how to become a member on Supersonic Art!
1954. Elizabeth Taylor with her son Michael photographed by Corinne Marchetti.
Michael Howard
The Occult Conspiracy claims that the Lascaux cave paintings are evidence of prehistoric mystery schools. It's literally a bunch of animals. If you think a bunch of galloping honsies proves the existence of a prehistoric mystery religion, your head is stuck pretty far up your ass.
Tumblr Witchy Book Club: The Pillars of Tubal Cain Book Crawl
Another Path and Practice tag activity. I’ve recently bought and started reading the book Pillars of Tubal Cain. If you can procure a copy or want to join in with a PDF, you’re welcome to share in the fun.
Dates for posting:
November - Ch 1-3 - pgs 1-54
December - Ch 4-8 - pgs 55-124
January - Ch 9-13 - pgs 125-185
February - Ch 14-17 - pgs 186-210
March - Ch 18-20 - pgs 211-251
How to join in: use the tag: #pathandpractice: book crawl - when posting about the book and share your thoughts. What clicks for you, what you want to dig into deeper, and what you hope to incorporate into your practice.
It’s a crawl vs a review because of the slow pace, offering the option of adding meditation, contemplation, or further internal self review of the material as you feel called to do so. If you want to try the things in the appendix, you can, but ceremony is not required.
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Michael Howard Upside Down, 2008