HP Lovecraft & JRR Tolkien: world creators in the century of irrationalism

Howard Phillips Lovecraft and John Ronald Reuel Tolkien are both sons and active protagonists of the XNUMXth century. It is possible to read their work and activities as an expression of the aspirations, emotional needs, but also of the fears and tensions of the man of the twentieth century, as well as establish, rightly, connections between them and the movements of twentieth-century irrationalism which, on several levels , characterize the escape from the reality of the last century: from pseudoscience to anthroposophy, from esotericism to the revival of the myths of civilizations lost and submerged by the Sea, in the times of Atlantis and Lemuria.

Conference: β€œPsychic Landscape. Psychedelia, Magic and Consciousness Development "

Sunday afternoon 27 February we will speak as speakers at the international conference on Psychedelia organized by the friends of the Society of the Sulfur, with a report on Terence McKenna and entheogenic shamanism of Mexico and the Andes. In addition to us, Julian Vayne, Giorgia Gaia and Tancredi Marrone will participate. Live streaming video on the LSDZ YouTube channel starting at 17pm.

Arcane Italy: the hypogeum of Piagge and the Mithraic Mysteries

In Piagge, in the scattered town of Terre Roveresche in the Marche region, the recent discovery of this hypogeum becomes an opportunity for a journey into hermetic symbolism. An extraordinary and unique place of its kind that leads the visitor to experience the atmosphere of ancient initiation rites.

The Dreamtime Dreamers: the Myth, the Dream, the Center in the Australian and Native American tradition

Myth is the collective dream of a people: The Dream as a way to return to the Center. Lucubrations on "Dream Time" (Dreamtime) of the sacred tradition of Australian Aborigines and Native Americans, starting the speech from the film The last wave by Peter Weir.

The question of the three Floods in the Hellenic tradition

In Hellenic cosmology we basically speak of two Floods: one perhaps more archaic, the ogigio Flood; and perhaps a more recent one, that of Deucalion and Pyrrha. Plato also tells of the Atlantean Flood, which has parallels in the tales of the Mexican Aztecs, the Costa Rican Maya and the Peruvian Incas. Indeed, the Amerindian traditions more explicitly place a Flood at the end of each cyclical era, the prospect of which unequivocally recalls that of the archaic cosmologies of the Old Continent.

Direct video: β€œHistory of the Necronomicon”, with Sebastiano Fusco & Venexia editrice

Next Wednesday 9 February we will have the pleasure and honor of hosting Sebastiano Fusco on our YouTube channel, who will present his essay "History of the Necronomicon”Published in 2007 by Venexia editrice. Direct from 21:00.