From New Dawn 91 (Jul-Aug 2005) Tobias Churton is one of today’s most lively and spirited investigators of that underground stream of the Western tradition known as Gnosticism. He first became interested in the Gnostics while reading for a degree […]
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Brothers of the Shadows: A Perspective on Conspiracies
From New Dawn 86 (Sept-Oct 2004) In his book Perpetual War for Perpetual Peace Gore Vidal suggests that the American public has been conditioned to respond to the word ‘conspiracy’ with a smirk and a chuckle. Conspiracy, in other words, is for […]
The Dawn of Aquarius: A New People, A New Consciousness, A New Era
This article was published in New Dawn 78 (May-June 2003) Aquarius will be the new age, the new life. First there will be disastrous events, gigantic upheavals, turmoil and change of all kinds….– Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov (1900-1986) The transition to […]
Wisdom for the Wolf-Age: A Conversation With Dr. Stephen Flowers
This article was published in New Dawn 77 (Mar-Apr 2003) One of dominant paradigms of modern society is fragmentation. In the world of popular culture this translates into dazzling distractions and endless ephemera, while in the world of academia it […]
Nothing’s Shadow: Ethics, Education and the Contemporary Relevance of the Samurai
In the West and the Near East the game of Chess is regarded as a war game, and its adepts as masters of strategy. In Japan, however, among the Samurai, this game was perceived as vulgar, a diversion for traders […]