God*star: An apocalyptic vision of dark magick, rock music, and the world of UFOs

GOD*STAR is the first in The Sirius Mythos series to reveal the complex threads of a stellar gnosis related to the star Sirius-more commonly known as the Dog-Star.

The worship of Sirius can be traced back in the earliest times in mankind's history; through the Neolithic age, the ancient Egyptian civilisation, Greeks and Sumerian cultures, to the present day. From the Mystery Schools of Atlantis to the Lodges of modern Freemasonry the study of the arcane mysteries connected this star have been shrouded in secrecy-encoded into the rituals of secret occult societies and fraternities working within the Western Mystery Tradition-wherein it it found expression through he works of such 19th-century occultists as C. G. Jung, Aleister Crowley, Frederich Nietzsche, Eliphas Levi, and Arthur Edward Waite.

This is a historical account of how their psychospiritual philosophies interpenetrated the UFO and extraterrestrial phenomenon and influenced several prominent 1970s rock stars; including David Bowie, Alan Parsons, Dave Davies, and Elvis Presley. They also defined the basis upon which many of today's New Age and contemporary spiritual movements are founded.

A pivotal point in the emergence of a new Sirius-related impulse was 1972-a year when seismic, apocalyptic changes took place within a paranormal reality that very few people are aware even exists. The culmination of these events resulted in an episode of unprecedented significance when our planet faced an apocalypse of epic proportions. Humanity survived it and as a consequence was forced onto a completely different timeline-one which is continuing to unfold today.

GOD*STAR offers its readers a unique opportunity to gaze into the Great Void and to regain an appreciation of the true nature of our extraordinarily magickal Universe.