Aradia is the main character of Charles Leland's Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches (1899), a  compilation of tales, charms, and poe...

  ‘The Irish words arn ree-ocht ‘ane mean "our own Druidism," which is exactly what the ADFi is: a totally separate neo-Pagan Drui...

  Although The ATC AQUARIAN TABERNACLECHURCH ll has had a presence in France since April 24, 1999, France does not recognize any religious g...

  Pierre C. Davis (aka Pete "Pathfinder" Davis) established the Aquarian Tabernacle Church (ATC) in Index, Washington, on November...

In general, anointing oils are prepared with a mineral oil base and a range of natural essential oils. Without a foundation, the smell of pu...

    The Egyptian pharaoh Amenhotep ('Amon is delighted') was born about 1370 B.C. and is credited with establishing the world'...

    According to the Cabala, the only one of the four Tanaim who entered and was successful in getting himself accepted into the Garden of...

    A Sanskrit word that is used by occultists to refer to one of the twelve main gods who incarnate in each Manvantara. You may also want...

    Egyptian religion's twin lion-god. He was in charge of the sun's passage through the night sky. You may also want to refer to ...

    A Sanskrit word for one of the five components of the Sankhaya philosophy, often known as space, ether, or sky.  In theosophy, the p...

    In Egyptian theology, the appropriate term for the region of the nether worlds that corresponds to Hell. You may also want to refer to...