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Ultraculture Journal One is AVAILABLE NOW. UC1 collects under one cover the most volatile and direct transmission of the tantric traditions of India available in the English language, featuring groundbreaking work from culture-spanning masters like Ganesh Baba and Brion Gysin. Ultraculture steers away from mere syncretism to examine the attempts made to translate the teachings of the East into terms which genuinely speak to Western consciousness.
6" x 9", 418 pages, perfect bound, $23.
This is the "Beta" edition as the publication is currently awaiting an ISBN and barcode for distribution on Amazon and in stores; it is available to purchase now without a barcode in what is sure to soon be a limited collector's item...
It is also available as a $10 shareware download.
This issue includes:
Genesis Breyer P-Orridge on the holographic Garden of Eden
Brion Gysin’s travelogue of his journey to Alamut, the citadel of the Assassins
Lalitanath and Shivanath on the Magick Path of Tantra
Jason Louv’s essential guide to Western magick
Peter-R. Koenig on the occult career of David Bowie
Beat legend Ira Cohen on John Dee and the Kumbh Mela, the biggest religious festival in the world
Dave Lowe and Hans Plomp travel across India’s mountains and rivers without end
The psychedelic rantings of Ganesh Baba, the world’s most tripped-out guru
Johnny Templar broadcasts live from the tomb of Christian Rosenkreutz
Mordant Carnival on working with Loki, the Man With the Tattered Smile
Elijah casts a Spell to Open the Sky
Joel Biroco on the “War on Terror”
Prince Charming interviews Tibetan Tantric Adept Monica Dechen Gyalmo
New fiction from Jason Louv
New lyrics from the late Jhonn Balance of Coil and Genesis Breyer P-Orridge
Treasure chests full of rituals, reviews and wish-granting genies
Cover by Nelson Evergreen
The first in a series, Ultraculture Journal promises to catalyze a twenty-first century actually worth living in.
Welcome to the psychedelic make-out party at the beginning of history.
www.ultraculture.org
Ultraculture Journal One is AVAILABLE NOW. UC1 collects under one cover the most volatile and direct transmission of the tantric traditions of India available in the English language, featuring groundbreaking work from culture-spanning masters like Ganesh Baba and Brion Gysin. Ultraculture steers away from mere syncretism to examine the attempts made to translate the teachings of the East into terms which genuinely speak to Western consciousness.
6" x 9", 418 pages, perfect bound, $23.
This is the "Beta" edition as the publication is currently awaiting an ISBN and barcode for distribution on Amazon and in stores; it is available to purchase now without a barcode in what is sure to soon be a limited collector's item...
It is also available as a $10 shareware download.
This issue includes:
Genesis Breyer P-Orridge on the holographic Garden of Eden
Brion Gysin’s travelogue of his journey to Alamut, the citadel of the Assassins
Lalitanath and Shivanath on the Magick Path of Tantra
Jason Louv’s essential guide to Western magick
Peter-R. Koenig on the occult career of David Bowie
Beat legend Ira Cohen on John Dee and the Kumbh Mela, the biggest religious festival in the world
Dave Lowe and Hans Plomp travel across India’s mountains and rivers without end
The psychedelic rantings of Ganesh Baba, the world’s most tripped-out guru
Johnny Templar broadcasts live from the tomb of Christian Rosenkreutz
Mordant Carnival on working with Loki, the Man With the Tattered Smile
Elijah casts a Spell to Open the Sky
Joel Biroco on the “War on Terror”
Prince Charming interviews Tibetan Tantric Adept Monica Dechen Gyalmo
New fiction from Jason Louv
New lyrics from the late Jhonn Balance of Coil and Genesis Breyer P-Orridge
Treasure chests full of rituals, reviews and wish-granting genies
Cover by Nelson Evergreen
The first in a series, Ultraculture Journal promises to catalyze a twenty-first century actually worth living in.
Welcome to the psychedelic make-out party at the beginning of history.
www.ultraculture.org
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