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Thoughts on Aleister Crowley?

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I think he was in that 100 Greatest Britons poll a few years ago which is interesting.
Don't know enough about him to comment but he seems to have been an extremely bizarre person.
Went near his house in Scotland once but unfortunately it burned down ten years ago.
 
Jimmy page lived there at one point as well :feelsokman:
 
all gay larpy shit that doesn’t exist tbh
 
yes he was a big fan of crowley and occultism, i heard he tried to perform the abramelin ritual in that house
I looked it up out of curiosity. It said something about meeting your guardian angel?

I wonder why he would perform that :feelshehe:
 
It said something about meeting your guardian angel?
yes, it's a based ritual but it takes several months
The Abramelin ritual, as detailed in The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage, is known for involving the summoning of a Guardian Angel and then, potentially, demons from Hell to grant the practitioner's desires. The ritual's primary goal is to establish contact with a Holy Guardian Angel, who can then be used to summon and control demonic forces to achieve the desired outcome.
 
Never heard of him
 
Quite old thread. Let me chime in and give my two cents. Or should I say, 93 cents.

Aleister Crowley is a huge influence to me. He lived by his words as best he could and sacrificed a lot in his troubled life to elevate the understanding and practice of magic—the power of manifestation through intent that he used to call "magick".

He is perceived by some as the prophet of a new era in which humans are no longer pedestalizing the feminine, such as the worship of Mother Nature by ancient Pagans, nor the masculine, such as the patriarchal religions that originated in the Middle East, namely Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. In the New Aeon, both sides have a place. Spirituality has to come from various places. So doctrines and dogmas are not the most important part in Thelema, Crowley's spiritual philosophy and religion.

Then what is the most important part in Thelema? Our cosmic purpose, our path in life, a concept that we Thelemites know as True Will. Not to be mistaken for extreme liberalism, the "everything is permitted" kind of thing. True Will is more powerful than a whim, a mere desire. True Will is supported by love.

The point of Thelema is that we remove social restraints and religious barriers to become more authentic, then practice magick to be in constant tune with our True Will and thus closer to the divine source from which humans emanated. This does not liberate us from responsibility or suffering, but it helps us to understand our place in this vast universe and navigate it.

I am extremely thankful for Crowley and his work, although his personal life was not a model to be reproduced. He was a flawed man with an incredible vocation for religious pursuits. That is how I think of him.

Do what thou wilt.
 

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