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what an inspiring figure, Aleister Crowley is in my life in so many ways!
Sometimes I think that I can not become more *fascinated* & impressed with this man & then he manages to top me again!
The deeper & deeper I get in my research (on many subjects), he is waiting at various points for me with that indescribable attitude I can only relate to what I know of this amazing man......
love all-ways,
mem
Sometimes I think that I can not become more *fascinated* & impressed with this man & then he manages to top me again!
The deeper & deeper I get in my research (on many subjects), he is waiting at various points for me with that indescribable attitude I can only relate to what I know of this amazing man......
love all-ways,
mem
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Re: I just want to say....
Fri, August 17, 2007 - 10:22 PMi've had my copy of " Book Four - Parts 1 and 2 " for years now, and i'm still amazed at how i can open to a page at random, and be blown away by the sheer depth of information contained within. -
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Re: I just want to say....
Sat, August 18, 2007 - 5:13 PMand the piper will lead us to reason....
93 :)
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Mon, August 20, 2007 - 8:15 AM>> i've had my copy of " Book Four - Parts 1 and 2 " for years now, and i'm still amazed at how i can open to a page at random, and be blown away by the sheer depth of information contained within. <<
Truly a great spiritual classic. I need to read it again!
"A nobody goes away, and comes back a somebody. This is not to be explained in any of the ordinary ways."
"Theorists have not been at a loss to explain; but they differ."
"Even if epilepsy were the cause of these great movements which have caused civilization after civilization to arise from barbarism, it would merely form an argument for cultivating epilepsy."
"The methods advised by all these people have a startling resemblance to one another. They recommend "virtue" (of various kinds), solitude, absence of excitement, moderation in diet, and finally a practice which some call prayer and some call meditation. (The former four may turn out on examination to be merely conditions favourable to the last.)"
"Like every other physiological process, consciousness of it [thought] implies disorder or disease."
"And there is this anchor for the beginner, that his work is cumulative: every act directed towards attainment builds up a destiny which must some day come to fruition. May all attain!" -
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Re: I just want to say....
Mon, August 20, 2007 - 10:50 AMI believe that we are only now (within the past 10 years or so) really able to "get" the majority of what Uncle Al was about. He was so far ahead of his time - if nothing else he was the first to really practice across a broad spectrum and tap into the aeclecticism that we take for granted nowadays.
His work in so many areas broke both ground and ice. I've often thought that he was the shadow component of Winston Churchill, and that together they were the coin that paid for the Allied victory in England.
As a Tarotist, I am deeply indebted to the work he did (I'm not sure even he and Lady Harris fully appreciated what they were bringing through the veil). His work with the Tarot was both revolutionary and a synthesis of all that came before.
Let's raise a hearty cheer - and a glass of something really good - to Mr Crowley -
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Mon, August 20, 2007 - 10:19 PMand to the realization of our True Wills! -
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Re: I just want to say....
Tue, August 21, 2007 - 9:50 AMAl would have wanted it that way :)
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