"Do what thou wilt" - a brief examination of Aleister Crowley

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I remember that in higher densities the pain/catalyst mainly afflicts the mind or spirit, rather than the body. It's like the spiritual yearning for Unity, almost like the absence of a dear family member or friend.

Would you mind to direct me to these quotes?

He got overstimulated with the true nature of things, and did not have an ability to share, in full compassion, with other selves. That is interesting.

I assume the 'true nature of things' included both the DRUGS and the SEX. Or is Ra referring to something else??

I interpret it as Crowley woke up from the illusion and saw the Infinte One in all of Its power. But that he was then unable to integrate it in his mind/body/spirit complex?

Ra says: However, its journey was difficult due to the inability to use, synthesize, and harmonize the understandings of the desires of the self so that it might have shared, in full compassion, with other-selves.

Tesla got caught up in the same issue. I think both these individuals thought they were 'special' and they probably were in terms of some of their abilities and understandings. But they also just like 'us' in terms of being an aspect of God Consciousness; and there is no 'special' in that respects.

This is what Ra said about Tesla, among other things. Ra called Tesla an *angelically* positive entity, but who then become extremely distorted in his perceptions of other selves. So whatever these distortions were, both Tesla and Crowley, I guess, did not succeed to connect to other selves and aid them, in full compassion.