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

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As Ra would say, it is best advised to view all in the perception that they are the Creator. I would also strongly suggest any divergence of assumptions on any Life-Stream's modus operandi, as external appearances can be incredibly deceiving and those of the mystical wisdom and who pursue it are incredibly known for making teachings "inaccessible" by making them unappealing to the masses, or rather, unreadable.

There are many, how shall I say, tantric truths contained within the ramblings of Crowley. Interesting, talks of being "deluded" by drugs, and whatnot, but really, who is not deluded by their own perception and consciousness?

The vessel was most appropriate for the information that was necessary to be revealed, for it was all part of a mechanism. He, how shall I say, laid the path of Darkness bare. Sometimes, beautiful entities choose to take on dark appearances, because someone has to do it.

Consider, the vast emotional reactions caused by Aleister's existence, the vast movements of energy which have spiralled out. What he did, was for the first time in many years, created a real blurring of the boundaries between the dark and the light. He is an enigma, and this is both his darkness and his light.

I will say, Aleister loved shock value, and I would take few of his words literally, and instead would look to energy processes and movements contained therein. Many of his so called "atrocities" were either simply added publicity, or were metaphors for sexual energetic interactions.

Perhaps I am "wrong" in saying all these things, but I suppose I feel I know something of mysterious, enigmatic characters, who knows.