At the Brooklyn Museum in New York, a special exhibition is celebrating the art of the high-heeled shoe. “Killer Heels” reminds me of Magus Anton Szandor LaVey’s essay, “The Witch’s Shoe as Weaponry,” in which he suggests methods for utilizing this icon of feminine power as an actual weapon of self-defense. LaVey also details the aesthetic magic of high heels in The Satanic Witch. “Killer Heels,” open until February 15, 2015, is surely a worthwhile pilgrimage for witches and any other, ahem, enthusiasts. Satan Speaks: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0922915660/churchofsatan The Satanic Witch: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0922915849/churchofsatan – Warlock M. Mandrake
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When Magus LaVey said, “Satanism demands study—NOT worship,” he defined the Satanic standard that Magus Gilmore has termed “the Magic of Mastery.” The very idea of study has long been so closely associated with witchcraft that the witchy word “glamour” is derived from the same word as “grammar.” The Latin term “grammatica,” meaning learning or scholarship, often had occult implications during the Middle Ages. The same word also gives us “grimoire,” weaving a web that supports the principle of eclectic studies as the foundation of all magic. So whatever your speciality (to channel Minnie Castevet), remember the magic that dwells […]
Witch Tania and Priestess Palmer’s Helle Magazine is back and better than ever, providing a balance of insightful and jovial inquiries into Satanism in the real world. Visit HelleMagazine.com New pieces include Witch Tania’s fascinating look at the health and fitness approaches of various Satanists from around the world and their paths and motivations in striving for vitality. Featuring Magister David M. Harris, Reverend Adam P. Campbell and more. An interview with Church of Satan Witch Zaftig, discussing her in-depth studies into Satanism. Magistra Waytz dives into the ‘Natatorium’ to answer Helle’s Deep End and Shallow End questions. Enjoy, indulge and we’ll […]