Ultraculture

Ultraculture friends Century Guild are releasing a coffee table book of the occult Art Nouveau illustration of Alphonse Mucha. It looks like an absolutely incredible project—and one that will definitely appeal to occult art collectors! Mucha drew on motifs from Kabbalah and turn-of-the-century oc... [Read more...]

In this episode of the podcast, I catch up with Zach Leary, who runs the “It’s All Happening” podcast. We talk about the Vedic practice of Bhakti Yoga, the future that tech companies are bringing to the world, the FBI/Apple case and even Donald F***ing Trump. It’s a great show that covers a treme... [Read more...]

Throughout history, shamans, yogis, psychonauts and magicians have sought to map the levels of consciousness that it’s possible for human beings to access. This is where we’ve inherited incredible models like the chakras and the Sephira of the Tree of Life. But now I’m going to give you a much mo... [Read more...]

Max Ernst, one of the greatest painters of the 20th century, was a master not only of surrealism, but a man who was fascinated by magick and the occult. Ernst’s name isn’t usually brought up in connection to magic, because he has such a high stature in art history, and magic tends to be thought o... [Read more...]

Ultraculture editor Jason Louv just appeared on comedian Ryan Singer’s “Me & Paranormal You” podcast—Singer stopped by the Ultraculture offices and for a chat about magick, how to change consciousness, the pros and cons of magical groups, the Catholic Church and all kinds of other madness and may... [Read more...]

The first sounds a child hears are the rhythms of his mother’s heart. At birth, he breathes deep and cries loud. To the child, all things are musical… and as we grow older, music often helps us return to that childlike fascination. It’s primal, elemental, something beyond words even when it emplo... [Read more...]

Scientists and researchers spend over two decades in school learning to identify problems, design projects, construct experiments, collect data, conduct literature reviews, calculate, analyze, write grant proposals, generate statistics and report findings. There is emphasis on the technical, empi... [Read more...]