Showing posts with label Lucifer Archetype. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lucifer Archetype. Show all posts

Thursday, November 11, 2021

Astroworld: Darker Than You Think

The Corporate Media is throwing an epic hissy fit over ordinary people looking at pictures of the Astroworld stage set and seeing exactly what the producers are showing them. I don't know why they would care, never mind go to bat for a singer that doesn't exactly have a sterling reputation in the business. 

And most certainly isn't what you'd call a feminist.


Friday, February 05, 2021

Pseudo-Science Friday: Some Say in Ice


Bundle up, folks in the lower 48: looks like Old Man Winter is a climate denier and is sending a massive blast of arctic air our way. Probably a conspiracy to make our new climate czar look stupid. Well, more stupid.

Hey Big Tech: deplatform Mr. Icicle already! He's too much!


Friday, August 21, 2020

Who Said It: Joe Biden or Aleister Crowley?


I have to say, some of Joe Biden's speech last night seemed awfully familiar. 

Like, what's this whole "Light" thing about?

Thursday, March 21, 2019

Trailer Trash: Belial, Baphomet, Betty and Veronica



OK, this looks...ungood. 

I'm holding out hope that the actual series will be double-plus-good, but this trailer is not filling my heart with warm waves of optimism and anticipation. The first series was so interesting because it 
always seemed like it was perched on the precipice of batshit insanity and could fall off at any moment. 

This just looks kind of dull and ordinary.



Friday, June 29, 2018

Supernovas and Star Sorcery


The glowing Orb is officially a thing. We keep seeing it in odd places, most recently this enigmatic music video from Ariana Grande (with a guest appearance by Nikki Minaj, who seems to be fraying a bit at the edges lately). 


Tuesday, June 19, 2018

Shimmer Me Timbers: Annihilation Reconsidered


Well, in the grand Secret Sun tradition I am finally getting around to posting my thoughts on Annihilation, the recent(ish) sci-fi film starring Natalie Portman, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Tessa Thompson. 

The TL;DR? I liked the film quite a bit. But I probably would have liked it quite a bit more if it were fiction.


Tuesday, May 22, 2018

The Royal Scam: Fire on Babylon


OK, this is going to be some hit and run Synchromysticism. There's a lot to sort through and I don't have a lot of time so let's do this. Feel free to expand and expound in the comments section. I'll try to revisit this story if I can spare a few.

But yeah, this thing just keeps on shootin' out the synchery, so much so that I wonder what we're really seeing here. I get the feeling it's going somewhere weird and dark.


Sunday, January 14, 2018

2018: Same Great 2017 Taste, with 33% More Apocalypse!



"Some people are falling for it." Of course they are, because those mannequins don't look anything at all like oversized action figures. And the bumpkins and naifs who attend the Consumer Electronics Show aren't used to seeing these kinds of exhibits, right? 

But hey, you gotta push those antihuman memes so what's a little white lie for the cause?


Thursday, January 11, 2018

Uncle Sam's Secret Sorcerers: Manic Satanic


The thing about Never-Ending Rituals is they never end. And you never know where and when the next phase of it is going to pop up. 


Thursday, November 09, 2017

It's Beginning to Look a Lot like Mithras.


I've been ranting on about Mithras since I opened this blog and lo and behold, Bloomberg finally premiere their new SPACE headquarters with the enclosed Mithraeum, smack dab in the middle of the Never-Ending Ritual. And a day after the Grand Lodge of England posted video of the Tercentennial at the Royal Albert Hall on Halloween.

I'm sorry; is this actually the real world or am I in some kind of Audrey Horne coma and am lucid-dreaming old Secret Sun posts all night and day?


Friday, November 03, 2017

Kevin or Las Vegas


Kevin Spacey in Se7en

Is it just me or do you feel like some malfunctioning AI has taken control of reality and is using current events for a game of symbolic charades?

Or maybe the intelligence that runs the simulation we're trapped in stepped away from his desk for a moment and his idiot kid-- you know, the one that dabbled in symbolist poetry and absurdist theater in college before he developed a really bad Percocet addiction -- took the controls. 


Friday, October 20, 2017

"Las Vegas, Which Kept Not Their First Estate in Heaven"




Listen, I don't create the syncs, I just record them. This isn't a rabbit hole anymore, it's the Marianas Trench. It's absolutely bottomless. I'm not even going to try to preface any of this- it's too huge. This is what I got and I can't even try to pretty it up.

And yes, I realize this is all completely nuts. It's absolutely insane. No question. But did I mention it's 2017?


Monday, September 25, 2017

Secret Star Trek: Infinite Bellicosity in Infinite Conflagrations


I really don't know where to start.

I watched the two-part opener of the new Star Trek series and I'm still wondering if I didn't hallucinate it all. I'm still wondering if I didn't have some weird flashback and find myself in an alternate timeline where Star Trek was created by John McCain and Lindsey Graham instead of Gene Roddenberry.


Monday, April 24, 2017

Chaos Magic vs. The Robot Revolution


There are two divergent streams at work in the Idea-o-Sphere, currents that are not only divergent in size, strength and assumption, but are in fact antithetical. 


Wednesday, January 18, 2017

Twin Peaks, Mulholland Dr. and the 17 Enigma


David Lynch and Twin Peaks return this May
It appears there will be 17 episodes in all, if the series clocks in at 18 hours and the first episode is two hours long. A cast list comprised of 217 actors has been announced.


Sunday, December 04, 2016

The Secret Sun on THC



It's been nearly a month since Greg Carlwood and I tore into it for three hours, covering all kinds of ground and any number of different topics. 

Happily, Greg was able to make some sense of it all and banged it all into a fairly-coherent 2 1/2 hour chat.


Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Even Stranger Things: (Real Life) Eighties Horror



Stranger Things
works a lot of well-tilled plots, familiar riffs from countless 80s horror and (predominantly) sci-fi films.
But it also taps into real-life horrors that were playing out in the media in the early 1980s; the highly-publicized abductions of children,  the rise of conspiracies over child trafficking, organized pedophilia and government coverups and 
the role of 24-hour TV news in feeding the fear over what seemed like a new plague descending over the country.