The Redbubble page of Stuart Littlejohn - co artist of the Quareia Magicians deck - all of his paintings from the Quareia deck can be purchased as art prints and merchandise

The home of Josephine McCarthy's web presence. Here you can find her blog discussions around magic as well as interviews, free texts and free guided meditations.

The home of Frater Acher's essays, ritual accounts and occult blog. The goal of this webpage is to provide genuine insights into modern-day practice and study of Western magic - and how it connects to our everyday lives. Frater Acher comes from a background of sole ritual practice, visionary magic and Gestalt therapy.

The online gallery of Stuart Littlejohn, a ritualist, and magical artist who was one of the creators of the Quareia LXXXI Magicians Deck, and is also the creator of artwork used for Quareia. Stuart has a long history of involvement in classical Roman and Egyptian magic.

Astro.com is a free online resource to create semi-professional astrological charts. It is run by the Swiss company Astrodienst AG and its content is available in many European languages for free. Amongst many other functions it allows to create natal radix charts as well as to read daily transits. 

Archive.org is the largest internet database that allows you to perform a meta-search across most US libraries and their digital catalogues, including Google books. It is a good source for free access to rare and antique books.

Doing good made stupid simple: Ecosia is a search engine that donates 80% of its income to a tree planting program in Brazil. By searching with Ecosia you can help the environment for free. The search engine Ecosia belongs to Berlin-based Ecosia GmbH, which is a German social business owned by Christian Kroll and Tim Schumacher.

The Warburg Library is famous for its system of classification in the fields of Byzantine, Medieval and Renaissance art, the history of humanism and the classical tradition, Italian history, Arabic, Medieval and Renaissance philosophy, and the histories of religion, science and magic.

The European Society for the Study of Western Esotericism (ESSWE) is a learned society established in 2005 to advance the academic study of the various manifestations of Western esotericism from late antiquity to the present and to secure the future development of the field. The ESSWE is an affiliated society of the International Association for the History of Religions (IAHR) and a related scholarly organization of the American Academy of Religion (AAR).

High-quality online courses for Higher Education, including history, anthropology, Egyptology, mythology and much more.

Seshat - The Global History Databank which brings together the most current and comprehensive body of knowledge about human history in one place. Our unique Databank systematically collects what is currently known about the social and political organization of human societies and how civilizations have evolved over time.