Bohemian Club of Roleystone to Host First Annual Gathering in November

In a town steeped in natural beauty and artistic spirit, the Bohemian Club of Roleystone is preparing for its first-ever annual gathering, which will take place on a private 6-acre property this November. What began as an ambitious plan for a public gathering at Roleystone’s Cross Park was ultimately denied due to concerns from the local council. Undeterred, the club will move forward with its invitation-only event, offering a glimpse into the exclusive world of alternative art and thought that the Bohemian Club has quietly fostered since its formation.

The Club's Philosophy and Teachings

The Bohemian Club, shrouded in mystery, is known for its dedication to exploring the fringes of artistic and spiritual practices. With teachings inspired by ancient mysticism, esoteric traditions, and the works of renowned occultist Aleister Crowley, the club challenges its members to look beyond societal norms. By incorporating elements of alchemy, sacred geometry, and metaphysical philosophies, the club fosters a space for free-thinkers to engage in deep discussion and creative exploration.

At its core, the Bohemian Club teaches that art is a manifestation of the spiritual world. Members are encouraged to channel their creativity as a means of understanding universal truths and questioning reality. Rituals, meditations, and philosophical discussions often shape the club’s gatherings, where topics such as the nature of existence, hidden knowledge, and the intersection of art and magic are explored.

A Star-Studded Lineup of Local Talent

The upcoming November event promises to be a feast for the senses. Notable artists, musicians, and intellectuals from across Perth and beyond are set to attend, making this a gathering not to be missed. Among the talented individuals expected are sculptor Marigold Esposito, whose surrealist works evoke themes of transformation and rebirth, and muralist Anton Duvall, known for his large-scale psychedelic paintings that challenge perception.

Eco-poet Camille Rivers will bring her nature-infused spoken word poetry to the stage, blending themes of environmental consciousness and spiritual awakening. Meanwhile, the musical lineup will showcase a range of talent from folk guitarist Zephyr Hartman to the experimental sounds of Luna Dawes, whose avant-garde compositions often incorporate sound healing techniques. In a particularly exciting performance, the event will feature a Black Sabbath tribute band as well as a tribute band for The Doors, both led by Riley Layton, a figure known for his deep interest in the counterculture, Crowley’s teachings and his passion for blending music with occult philosophy.

An Invitation-Only Affair

The club’s decision to host this gathering on a secluded 6-acre property not only reflects its desire for privacy but also aligns with its teachings on the importance of sacred spaces for artistic and spiritual communion. The invitation-only nature of the event has created significant buzz among Roleystone’s cultural circles, as only a select few have been granted entry to what is shaping up to be one of the most exclusive events of the year. For those who receive an invitation, the gathering is expected to be a transformative night of art, ritual, and deep conversation.

While details of the event remain somewhat mysterious, whispers about planned ritual performances and immersive art installations have already stirred excitement within the local community. The Roleystone Times is fortunate enough to have secured an invitation and will be offering exclusive coverage of the event, allowing readers a rare glimpse into this elusive world of art, mysticism, and unconventional thought.

As the event approaches, anticipation builds for what will undoubtedly be a landmark occasion for Roleystone’s artistic and spiritual communities. Those interested in learning more about the Bohemian Club and its teachings can visit the club’s page for further insight into its philosophy and approach to life, art, and the unseen mysteries of the universe.

Stay tuned for our in-depth coverage of this exclusive event, where we will bring you inside stories, interviews with attendees, and a first-hand look at the transformative power of art and mysticism.

Coca-Cola: Perth’s Best Kept Water Secret? Or Just Another Corporate Coincidence?

A water truck removes groundwater from a property on Irymple Road, Karragullen.

In the sleepy hills of Karragullen, Perth, a secret has been bubbling beneath the surface—literally. For years, Coca-Cola has been slurping up free groundwater from the area to fuel its Mount Franklin bottled water empire. How, you might ask? Well, thanks to a little loophole, the water comes from an unproclaimed area, meaning they don’t need a license or, more importantly, have to pay a cent for it. That’s right—free water for a multi-billion-dollar corporation! Who knew fresh water came with a "help yourself" sign when you're a corporate giant?

But wait, there's more! While farmers and local businesses struggle with water restrictions and a parched climate, Coca-Cola was quietly siphoning away tens of thousands of liters per week. All perfectly legal, of course, because no one thought to proclaim the area. It's almost like someone "forgot" to shut the tap, right? Or maybe they just had better things to do than regulate the water used to make fancy plastic bottles that we totally don’t have enough of already.

What's truly fascinating, though, is the way the local council and landowners seem to have played their cards. We’re not saying there’s anything fishy going on, but it's quite the happy coincidence that everyone involved appears to benefit handsomely. Coca-Cola gets free water, the council avoids the hassle of angry voters by staying quiet, and local landowners get some pretty nice development boosts. If you squint hard enough, it might just look like the corporate version of a local bake sale, where everyone’s got their hands in the cookie jar—except the public never gets a taste.

Coca Cola extracts groundwater from this property in Karragullen.

Water Minister Simone McGurk voiced her concerns, but after years of public pressure, finally discussions are being held about potentially regulating this little arrangement. Because nothing screams accountability quite like waiting years while Coca-Cola fills their water tanks for free!

What’s next? Will Karragullen become a new "hydration hub," with the council installing luxury fountains while selling bottled Mount Franklin to the masses? Or is Coca-Cola simply the latest example of how the world's water resources flow uphill, towards money?

One thing’s for sure: Perth’s water woes have never looked so... profitable.