The Fire Horse: Ehwas, YeYaz, Courage, Resilience, and Endurance for Magnum Opus Theistic Satanists

 The "Fire Horse" refers to a specific combination in the Chinese zodiac, where the Horse (the 7th animal in the 12-year cycle) is paired with the Fire element in the 60-year sexagenarian cycle (combining 10 heavenly stems and 12 earthly branches). This combination, known as Bing Wu (丙午) or Yang Fire Horse, occurs every 60 years. 

People born in these years (especially those born after the Lunar New Year start date) are considered Fire Horses — known for being passionate, energetic, charismatic, independent, and sometimes stubborn or intense, with the "double fire" energy amplifying boldness and drive.Historically, the Fire Horse (particularly women born in such years) has carried superstitions in some cultures (like Japan), but in modern Chinese astrology, 2026 is seen as a dynamic year of action, change, creativity, and potential breakthroughs — though it calls for balance to avoid burnout.

 

Kenneth Anger: Lucifer Rising, Hollywood Babylon, Cinema, Agape O.T.O, and Films That Became Rituals

 Kenneth Anger (born Kenneth Wilbur Anglemyer, February 3, 1927 – May 11, 2023) was never a card-carrying member of any formal occult order after the early 1950s, yet his entire adult life was a sustained, deliberate act of ceremonial magick conducted through the medium of film. He did not merely borrow from Aleister Crowley; he internalized Crowley’s aesthetic of provocation, sexual freedom, and the conviction that art could function as higher magick. To the mainstream he remained an eccentric avant-garde filmmaker. To those who have worked the lunar and solar currents of the Babalon and Beast archetypes, he was something closer to a living hieroglyph.