The O.T.O. Phenomenon
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This study is not an introduction to occult or esoteric topics, nor does it discuss the magical practises and rituals of the pertinent groups: it is a documentation and sometimes discussion of the behaviour of the participant parties. — This study is a mirror of the many puzzle pieces of a phenomenon that is characterised through the inconsistency and subjectivity of its sources. Apart from legal criteria, every puzzle piece has been used. Folkloristic aspects are part of the psycho-sociology and of the history. |
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from 1985 to 1996. |
From the innumerable emails I have received since the beginning of my research on the O.T.O. Phenomenon in 1985, here is a collection of some interesting ones that were sent between 1996 and 2000. ↓
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manuscripts, interna in 2000. |
Selection of Comments – Joscelyn Godwin, Ellic Howe, Albrecht Goetz von Olenhusen, H.T. Hakl, Wolfram Frietsch, Thomas Lueckewerth, Otto Buchinger, John Patrick Deveney, Oscar/Oskar R. Schlag, Erik Davis, Richard Metzger, Jean-François Mayer, Michael D. Eschner, Bill Heidrick, William Breeze, Christian Bouchet, Kenneth Anger, Ben Fernee, Michael Staley, Michael Aquino, G.M. Kelly aka Martin, Jerry Cornelius, James Graeb, Richard T. Cole, George Elliott, Genesis P-Orridge, Gion Cavelty, Bradford Verter, Angela / Angie Bowie, Christopher Hyatt, Ingo Heinemann, Manfred Ach, Dominik Tischleder, Harald Szeemann, Phyllis Seckler, Helen Parsons Smith, Gerald Suster, Timothy d'Arch Smith, Mark Parry-Maddocks, Johannes Maikowski, Daniela Siepe, ChatGPT, Boris Polonski, Colin Wilson and others. |
Of a similar nature |
Use
of the Internet A questionaire.
Playgame of an O.T.O.–Fatamorgana — Statistics, Censorship, Name Dropping. 2011.
Fetish, Self–Induction, Stigma and Rôleplay. 2011.
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More about all this in: Andreas Huettl and Peter-R. Koenig: Satan - Jünger, Jäger und Justiz navigation page | main page | Aura of the O.T.O. Phenomenon | mail What's New on the O.T.O. Phenomenon site? |
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