/r/conspiracy Round Table #11: Aleister Crowley, Satanic Cults, and the Franklin Cover-up
97 2018-03-15 by axolotl_peyotl
Thanks to /u/mygangwillgetyou for the winning suggestion.
Honorable mention goes to "pizza/pedogate."
97 2018-03-15 by axolotl_peyotl
Thanks to /u/mygangwillgetyou for the winning suggestion.
Honorable mention goes to "pizza/pedogate."
206 comments
2 joxL7Mulder 2018-03-15
http://johnnygosch.com : On September 5, 1982, Johnny Gosch, 12, disappeared while delivering newspapers in West Des Moines, Iowa. For the next 30 years his mother Noreen devoted her life to finding out what happened.
1 india7 2018-03-15
Did this movie ever get made?
1 joxL7Mulder 2018-03-15
https://decider.com/2016/09/26/who-took-johnny-the-documentary-about-the-infamous-cold-case-is-now-on-netflix/ ; it looks like it was on netflix at one point.
1 yokouma 2018-03-15
PDF Source Information(Warning: some of this material could be disinformation as well. Please research.):
http://www.metaphysicspirit.com/books/Confessions%20of%20Aleister%20Crowley.pdf
http://www.tomegatherion.co.uk/tmta4sample.pdf
https://darkbooks.org/pp.php?v=2106186025
https://archive.org/details/CollectedPdfsByAleisterCrowley
0 TheBloodening 2018-03-15
I LOVE that you reminded that some of this could be disinfo. This thread is seriously a breath of fresh air. Great, level arguments on both sides. Thank you for your work!
1 [deleted] 2018-03-15
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1 cerebral_scrubber 2018-03-15
And if anyone was thinking this is isolated think again https://youtu.be/DFZRQcSMeeM
1 PM_ME_UR_GLIPGLOPS 2018-03-15
What did that comment say?
1 cerebral_scrubber 2018-03-15
Typical Traflorkian...
1 PM_ME_UR_GLIPGLOPS 2018-03-15
Hello. I'm Dr. Glip Glop.
1 cerebral_scrubber 2018-03-15
That's unfortunate.
1 Hermeticism 2018-03-15
FBI Director for 20+ years Ted Gunderson speaking about the Franklin Coverup.
https://youtu.be/ST1zqhCqHW4
1 LurkPro3000 2018-03-15
All that matters is getting the point across that moral relativism does not exist.
You ( or the plural government you) don't get to commit violence. Just The same anyone else.
1 bradok 2018-03-15
Gonna take this opportunity to share some links about all of these topics.
SP on magick that talks about Crowley as well- https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/7xdss5/magick_and_the_occult/
This is the wiki entry for Hermeticism, a fantastic place for anyone who wishes to begin investigating the ideas surrounding Hermes Trismigestus, the Mystery Schools, and more-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermeticism
This is a good primer for Gnosis and also dives in to Hermetic magick- http://gnosis.org/hermes.htm
Here is a link to start research on Thoth, the Egyptian god of writing and Magick, who was also associated with Hermes in the Greek Mythological tradition. http://www.crystalinks.com/thoth.html
This is an excellent primer on Occult Numerology and symbolism- http://www.cuttingedge.org/news/n1766.cfm
Here is a primer from wiki on Crowleys' definition of Magick and a rundown of this Thelema, an absolutely essential piece to understanding the modern Occult- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magick_(Thelema)
Here is a place to start on John Dee and Edward Kelley, the men responsible for "channeling" the instructions to Enochian Summoning Magick, which is utilized by Mediums and anyone who is serious about communicating with other spiritual entities. He worked part in parcel with the Medium Edward Kelly in their attempts to discover this Magick system- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Dee
Here is the wiki on Edward Kelly- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Kelley
The History of Magic and the Occult (Book)- by Kurt Seligmann
Memetic Magick: Manipulation of the Root Social Matrix and the Fabric of Reality, by Kirk Packwood (book/PDF) https://occult.info/chaos-magic/Memetic-Magic-Manipulation-of-the-Root-Social-Matrix-and-the-Fabric-of-Reality.pdf
Franklin cover up Doc (Conspiracy of Silence) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBSIDQt5Dwc&t=207s
Dutroux Affair- https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/1cm0t3/original_research_the_mountain_of_evidence_for_a/
Some more recent shenanigans- Dennis Hastert, former US Speaker of the House, banned from being alone with children- https://www.cnn.com/2017/12/13/us/dennis-hastert-restrictions-children/index.html
Longer version of link from another user in this thread, Ted Gunderson and his discussion of the Socal daycare scandal- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4qWYv67XA4
1 fo474 2018-03-15
Unfortunately, Ted is not a reliable source of intel: https://isgp-studies.com/mcmartin-preschool-satanic-ritual-abuse-case-debbie-nathan
He also loved to shill William Guy Carr.
1 Hermeticism 2018-03-15
A man who has the credentials to prove he was FBI and a creator in CoIntelPro, with documented history of other whistleblowers backing his credentials, like Gene Tatum who revealed the Oliver North scandal, you are trying to say that this massive conspiracy he showed all of his work for, is wrong because you don't support the results of the tunnels.
Can you discredit all the info in his reports? Or just try to tarnish the name and thus the whole conspiracy by association?
1 fo474 2018-03-15
Gunderson isn't a primary source for any of the shit he talks about, with the notable exception of the McMartin tunnel. It seems more than likely the tunnel was a hoax, and I also find it EXTREMELY troubling that he's recommending William Guy Carr as THE GO TO SOURCE for information. Carr flat out lied about some pretty heavy shit, aside from the fact that pretty much nothing in his book is sourced, at all. So, yeah, I'm saying "be careful who you listen to".
1 scryblackwren 2018-03-15
/r/reallifeconspiracy
1 Marumari777 2018-03-15
Wait a second, but is your ISGP article supposed to discredit Ted Gunderson? Seriously, have you actually listened to the man speak or read any of his writing? If you're casting shade on Gunderson, that article did little to nothing to doubt him. For anyone else reading this, just listen to Gunderson speak on some of these topics, read the ISGP article and other criticisms of him if you so choose, and come to an informed decision. I found him highly credible and definitely didn't get the impression he was in it for money or personal recognition, but what do I know.
1 fo474 2018-03-15
If that article doesn't bother you then you're not trustworthy either.
1 scryblackwren 2018-03-15
/r/reallifeconspiracy
1 know_comment 2018-03-15
also remember Aleister Crowley's role in Rocketry and the Scientology movement.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Parsons_(rocket_engineer)
1 preumbral 2018-03-15
This facet of Crowley is probably the best fit for /r/conspiracy. It is substantiated, has a lot of juicy and salacious details and involves a high-level individual wrapped up in a weird esoteric practice. Not to mention the twisty-turney line of connections that Hubbard and Parsons both had throughout government/technology and business at the time.
Hubbard was a flim-flam man and Parsons may have been one of his earliest victims.
1 5moker 2018-03-15
From mere descriptions of L. Ron's behavior, Crowley identified that he was a con man, writing in a letter, "Suspect Ron playing confidence trick -- Jack Parsons weak fool -- obvious victim prowling swindlers." Hubbard had an ability to totally charm some people, but at the expense of being completely transparent to others.
1 ToHeliopolisWithLove 2018-03-15
''Black magic is not a myth. It is a totally unscientific and emotional form of magic, but it does get results — of an extremely temporary nature. The recoil upon those who practice it is terrific.
It is like looking for an escape of gas with a lighted candle. As far as the search goes, there is little fear of failure! To practice black magic you have to violate every principle of science, decency, and intelligence. You must be obsessed with an insane idea of the importance of the petty object of your wretched and selfish desires.
I have been accused of being a "black magician." No more foolish statement was ever made about me. I despise the thing to such an extent that I can hardly believe in the existence of people so debased and idiotic as to practice it.''
The few times Crowley did practice black magick (which is not a part of his magical system in the least), it did recoil terribly on him.
1 bradok 2018-03-15
I have struggled to find the quote ever since I read it, but I recall someone close to Crowley stating that, in their opinion, Crowley was destroyed by the Magick itself. Are you familiar with the quote? I would love to have it available for discussions like this in future.
1 foslforever 2018-03-15
Can you cite any specific examples of black magicians that have successfully performed magick, and also the implied recoils?
1 GlipGlopSuperMop 2018-03-15
Crowley ate shit, called himself "the great beast 666", bragged about sodomizing his daughter, fucked goats, slit a goats throat during intercoarse with his partner, of which many killed themselves. I mean... jeez, u say "the few times crowley did practice black magick" - his whole life was about defaming God after his Dad died randomly as a child. He was going to be a preacher but got so enraged at his fathers untimely death that he took it upon himself to desecrate all that he could. Any decent person wouldn't JOKE with you about anything this guy does...
1 scryblackwren 2018-03-15
/r/reallifeconspiracy
1 quantumcipher 2018-03-15
Good shit. And probably a good place to drop my esoteric red pill accordingly:
Freemasonry and the Hermetic Arts
Freemasonry and Hermetica – Discourse of Hermes Trismegistus
Hermetic and Kabbalistic Foundation of Masonic Symbolism (according to a Mason)
Esoteric Freemasonry
Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry by Albert Pike
The Meaning of Masonry, A Lecture by Albert Pike
The Book of Words by Albert Pike
The Moral Teachings in Freemasonry by J.S.M. Ward
The Secret Tradition in Freemasonry by Arthur Edward Waite
Some Deeper Aspects of Masonic Symbolism by Arthur Edward Waite
Mystic Masonry: The Symbols Of Freemasonry and The Greater Mysteries of Antiquity by J.D. Buck, M.D., F.T.S., S.R. 32°
The Symbolism of Freemasonry by Albert G. Mackey
Stellar Theology and Masonic Astronomy by Robert Hewit Brown
The Mysteries of Freemasonry by Captain William Morgan
The Lost Keys of Freemasonry or The Secret of Hiram Abiff by Manly P. Hall
Material more esoteric in nature:
The Secret Teachings of All Ages by Manly P. Hall
The Magical Revival by Kenneth Grant
The Western Esoteric Traditions: A Historical Introduction by Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke
The Arcane Schools: A Review of their Origin and Antiquity with a History of Freemasonry and its Relation to the Theosophic, Scientific, and Philosophic Mysteries by John Yarker, 33° 90° 97° by John Yarker
A Guide for the New Esoteric Freemason, by Bro. William Steve Burkle KT, 32°, KRBE
Letter to a Brazilian Mason by Marcelo Ramos Motta
The Emerald Tablet of Hermes
The Corpus Hermeticum & Hermetic Tradition
The Kybalion: A Study of The Hermetic Philosophy of Ancient Egypt and Greece by Three Initiates
In Search of the Miraculous: Fragments of an Unknown Teaching by P. D. Ouspensky
Modern Magick: Twelve Lessons in the High Magickal Arts by Donald Michael Kraig
Initiation Into Hermetics by Franz Bardon
Student Reading Curriculum of the A∴A∴ (Extended Reading List)
The Mystical & Magical System of the A∴A∴ by James Eshelman
The Key of the Mysteries by Eliphas Levi (trans. by Aleister Crowley)
Self-Initiation Into The Golden Dawn by Cicero (Part II)
The Complete Golden Dawn by Israel Regardie
Transcendental Magic, It's Doctrine and Ritual by Eliphas Levi (trans. by Arthur Edward Waite)
Rituel et Dogme de la Haute Magie by (Ritual and Dogma of High Magic) by Eliphas Levi (trans. by Arthur Edward Waite) (Part II)
The Tree of Life: An Illustrated Study in Magic by Israel Regardie
Magick in Theory and Practice by Aleister Crowley
777 and other Qabalistic Writings of Aleister Crowley
light.org | Hermetic Studies
Hermetic Kabbalah - Introduction
A Garden of Pomegranates: An Outline Of The Qabalah by Israel Regardie
Martinism: History and Doctrine by Robert Ambelain
The Unknown Philosopher: The Life of Louis Claude de St. Martin and the Substance of His Transcendental Doctrine by Arthur Edward Waite
Studies in Occultism by H. P. Blavatsky
Pistis Sophia (trans. by G. S. R. Mead)
In the Pronaos of the Temple of Wisdom by Franz Hartmann
The Teachings of the Rosicrucians of the 16th and 17th Centuries
Secret Symbols of the Rosicrucians of the 16th and 17th Centuries (transl. by Franz Hartmann)
Three Books of Occult Philosophy (Book I) by Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa (Book II) (Book III) (Book IV)
The Initiates of the Flame by Manly P. Hall
Research from a conspiratorial point of view:
Occult Theocrasy by Lady Queenborough
Secret Societies and Subversive Movements by Nesta Webster
Memoirs Illustrating the History of Jacobism by Abbe Barruel
Mystery Babylon Series by Milton William Cooper (transcript incl.)
Conspirators’ Hierarchy: The Story of the Committee of 300 by Dr. John Coleman
America's Secret Establishment: An Introduction to the Order of Skull & Bones by Antony C. Sutton
The Secret Destiny of America by Manly P. Hall
Online resources / libraries:
Hermetics.com Library
Hermetics.com eBooks
Internet Sacred Text Archive
Media Library - Bibliotheca - Hermetik International
Twilit Grotto: Archives of Western Esoterica
Masonic Library
PDF Library | Universal Theosophy
The Golden Dawn Library - Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn
Gnostic Society Library: Sources on Gnosticism and Gnosis
Rosicrucian Library | Confraternity of the Rose Cross
Library | Open Source Order of the Golden Dawn
The library of the Astrum Argenteum: A∴ A∴ publications divided into five classifications
1 mrnobu 2018-03-15
Wow.
1 hashparty 2018-03-15
There’s so many more resources online now than 15 years ago when I obsessed over this stuff heh.
1 USMCNIN 2018-03-15
Do you know about the 43 star maps
1 USMCNIN 2018-03-15
Incredible post btw
1 quantumcipher 2018-03-15
It sounds familiar, vaguely. Please elaborate further.
1 USMCNIN 2018-03-15
The key of solomon, solomon's seal...it is a puzzle. Incredibly, it leads to pleides. Pleides is also represented in stone, apparently in 43 different artifacts from around the world. The author of this site put it all together. The giza pyramids represent orion's belt. It goes from there. www.thehiddenrecords.com/key-of-solomon
1 quantumcipher 2018-03-15
Well now you've piqued my interest, mentioning a symbol of particular importance to me not just now but throughout my life, the Seal of Solomon. Most theories along this line tend to not pan out, or will take vague correlations to form a contrived narrative or pet theory. On the other hand, I have yet to find a rabbit hole I will not explore. I know that sounded foul after I typed it, but it's true, technically.
1 USMCNIN 2018-03-15
They way he explained the freemason 1st tracing (I'm not a mason but I assume that is what they do) to the DC monument on Dec 25. Incredible
1 quantumcipher 2018-03-15
Possibly, however bare in mind with esoteric symbols there are typically multiple meanings, or layers of meanings, attributed to them. I would take any unconfirmed theories with a grain of salt, consider it in degrees of plausibility, see how it stacks up to corroborating evidence and keep an open mind. At minimum, it makes for a fascinating thought experiment, something to contemplate objectively.
1 USMCNIN 2018-03-15
Incredible post btw
1 quantumcipher 2018-03-15
Glad I could be of service.
1 OffMinor11 2018-03-15
As someone who knows little to nothing regarding these topics, I’m curious; are these links purporting to prove the existence of magic and the occult? Or the power of the occult?
And is there anything definitive or provable to back any claims or stories?
Quite the collection you have here regardless.
1 quantumcipher 2018-03-15
It's not really aimed at proving or disproving any point in particular, rather to share the wealth of information that exists on these subjects for others to examine objectively and subsequently form their own conclusions. One point that can be taken away from the bulk of this content, while broad and covering a variety of inter-related and at times unrelated material, is the existence of certain currents or streams of esoteric (e.g. occult) knowledge passed through the centuries through key adepts, as well as their pupils and obscured often allegorically, when not utilized explicitly, by esoteric initiatory orders and secret societies. This was initially done out of necessity, to avoid persecution by the authorities of their time, and to prevent this knowledge from being abused potentially. At this point in history such an approach is no longer considered necessary, for the most part, hence the abundance and accessibly of such knowledge in the present day.
To quote Immanuel Kant, who apparently plagiarized the phrase from Horace I say: Sapere aude! (Dare to know!). And to quote the infamous Aleister Crowley, who had in turn plagiarized Francois Rebelais and the Hellfire Clubs who came before him I say: Do what thou wilt! Though I would add to that, as a matter of personal preference, the hippocratic oath, in the form of: Do what thou wilt and do no harm. Speaking of esotericism, exoterically or superficially the phrase 'do what thou wilt' would appear to simply mean 'do what you want' which can be partially accurate but misses the broader and underlying meaning of the phrase. The key word in that phrase is wilt, or will, a reference to the philosophy of Thelema and of one's True Will, that is one's true and sole purpose for existence. When taken into proper context, the phrase, as intended by Crowley and possibly those before him, was meant to be regarded as an imperative to find your True Will or purpose and to strive toward that purpose in every aspect of your life, above all other priorities, apprehensions, dogmas, laws or societal norms. Of course, that phrase can and has been misused by some who wish to rationalize their own indefensible or hedonistic behavior, which if not truly their purpose or constructive toward that purpose is something that will ultimately work against them, not solely ethically or karmically (for those who consider that relevant) but in how it reflects on their character and credibility, not just in their position in their respective community or society as a whole but by their contemporaries as well as those above them in their respective hierarchy.
1 sevenlast 2018-03-15
holy info, wow.
1 Kirby999 2018-03-15
Thank-you for your service to our species
1 quantumcipher 2018-03-15
Likewise.
1 Step2TheJep 2018-03-15
In Alan Moore's V for Vendetta, the character V proclaims that 'Do as thou wilt' will be the law.
Alan Moore is supposedly a practitioner of magick himself.
Given that a lot of people in this sub identify with or are supportive of the ideas behind 'Anonymous' I will be interested to see if any address this.
1 LurkPro3000 2018-03-15
I can't speak for anyone who believes in "anonymous" or for anyone in this sub.
I can tell you that the Crowley quote you referenced is often shortened in its references. The entire quote is "do as thou wilt shall be the whole of the law. LOVE is the law, LOVE under will..."
This changes the meaning entirely. The will of man should be entirely supported by ❤️. This is only one interpretation I've heard and just thought I would share.
1 AUsername334 2018-03-15
Hm. K. Well, you can throw the word love in there, but it's still putting your own will above everything else. The very definition of selfishness. That is not good, or loving. Putting others above yourself and your own will, is.
1 aceniator 2018-03-15
any act of love is inherently unselfish.
1 AUsername334 2018-03-15
Exactly. Which is why the stupid quote is contradictory. Love under will...sounds like will ranks first. No room for love if you've already ranked yourself above it.
1 LurkPro3000 2018-03-15
Again, interpretation is everything.
Will doesn't mean self or your will to do something. It means actual action in this sense. As in, do what you do in love (as opposed to fear or hate).
Again, this is just an alternative explanation. That does not mean that everyone who "follows Crowley" or wears "do what thou wilt" on a t-shirt believes that interpretation.
1 chem_equals 2018-03-15
Intent influences interpretation
1 YuGiOhippie 2018-03-15
Will is love.
Thelema = agape
1 follyboyz 2018-03-15
No. Love is both selfless and selfish. You can love yourself (selfish), love others or the world (selfless).
1 Jac0b777 2018-03-15
No, that is not what is meant by first law of Thelema, which is the quote above.
Crowley was indeed a questionable character and he often didn't practice what he preached. And who knows what he truly practiced, the man's life was and still is in many ways shrouded in mystery.
Irregardless, that phrase still holds within it one of the deepest and most beautiful spiritual truths you can utter.
I actually made a comment a while back on this topic in a thread on CST. Let me copy it here (slightly edited), since it is relevant to the discussion:
Crowley's fundamental law of Thelema was: "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Love is the law, love under will."
Although Crowley himself, as even Mark Passio once stated, is a man that one should listen to, but not copy in his actions (as he often lived quite a hedonistic lifestyle, perhaps not totally in alignment with his main teachings), this "law" is something I see very frequently as being misunderstood.
By "Do what thou wilt" or "Do what you will", Crowley is implying that every being should follow their fundamental, core will, the Will that is intertwined with the whole of the Cosmos. When you follow your core Will (which is something most people are obviously not doing, given the state of the world), you are coming from a place of Unity. When you come from Unity your will is aligned with the will of every other being, thus following this core will, or Will, is actually one of the greatest spiritual keys and practices (this is also perhaps why he doesn't say "do what you want", but says "do what you will").
Aligning yourself with your Core Will or True Will (as he states in the quote below), which is interconnected with the whole Cosmos, is one of the main keys to any spiritual practice, if not perhaps the main key.
In the other part of the law he mentions "Love is the Law, love under will", which is again related to what I'm saying above. You could say that love and Will are in a way intertwined. The more Will is sourced from your Core, the more it is connected to and with love, even if the love is a mere spark, or perhaps more a sense of compassion, peace, stillness, presence.
This is another quote from Crowley that shows this is what he is actually saying:
Another quote from him that is quite interesting:
Good sources on Thelema that I just found through Google (linked stuff pertinent to this discussion):
https://sites.google.com/site/thelemaforbeginners/home/3-will
https://sites.google.com/site/thelemaforbeginners/home/4-love
1 AUsername334 2018-03-15
Well here's the problem then. If you don't believe that giving in to our own instincts is going to lead to selfishness and greed, not sure how to even discuss these quotes with you. Look around this world and tell me if people giving in to their own instincts has done any good at all. Sounds like Crowley was following these words just fine. You are being deceived, my friend. If I'm wrong, show me some followers of this philosophy that are just bursting at the seams with goodness and love for their fellow man. You won't. This is the opposite of love.
1 threeminus 2018-03-15
I think you're still missing the point of what is meant by "will" in the quote. It is not about "giving in to our instincts", but about finding a deeper connection with nature, life, God, the Dao, whatever you want to call it, and allowing that connection to guide you. Wikipedia has a pretty good short summary on True Will that might help.
It's not meant to encourage hedonism, and I think it's unfair to let Crowley's lifestyle detract from his writings. It's possible to understand a truth and still be unable to follow it; there are plenty of priests from any religion I could point to as example (or even my own fat ass, with all its knowledge of diet & exercise). Sometimes knowledge isn't enough to stifle the desire for a vice.
1 nothin_but_kneecaps 2018-03-15
Do what you love. Love what you do. If you’re doing something you don’t love, then introspect on yourself and find what you really want to do then do it. Then you will do something that brings you love.
1 Jac0b777 2018-03-15
No offense, but I don't think you understand what I was getting at.
Re-read my comment again. I never said one should follow their instincts, that is not what is meant by the phrase "true-will".
"True-will", in this interpretation (in the spiritual and esoteric sense) is meant as your core will beyond your egoic instinctual, primal or selfish desires.
Beyond what you want only for yourself there are desires within you that are born as a result of your innermost nature, which is intertwined and in unity with the whole Cosmos. Your deepest desires, you will find, are actually not only your own. If you meditate, introspect and look deeply enough within, you will find a will, a source of desire that is your own and personal, yet also transpersonal. This is reflective of your deepest nature as an inntrinsic part (as well as paradoxically the whole) of the Divine web that is weaved out of all things that exist.
To put it simply- what you really want, from a deep place within, from beyond the ego, from beyond pure separation, yet still from an individuated standpoint (paradoxically intertwined with the whole), is what the whole Cosmos, the whole of reality wants as well.
You are not not just a drop in the ocean, you are the entirety of the ocean. You are both the drop and the sea, the part and the whole. And coming your deepest self is also coming to your deepest will - your "true-will" as Crowley states it. That will is your own both from your individual standpoint as well as from the standpoint of the whole, the bigger you.
That is why following your true will is what gives birth to a deeper realization of yourself and your ultimate/deeper unity with the all. Knowing who you are, knowing what you truly want - all these things are connected, one realization leads to another. And all of the realizations inevitably lead to and are linked with - love.
1 TheBloodening 2018-03-15
Mmm it's more about carving your own spiritual path IMHO. Sure, going against the status quo is and can be absolutely selfish by that definition.
1 foslforever 2018-03-15
You cannot say I love you without saying the "I" first.
1 YuGiOhippie 2018-03-15
You don’t get it. Notice the word Will
It’s not will.
Will =/= will
1 soutech 2018-03-15
It's a statement endorsing antinomianism. Do what you want according to your will.
1 CodeReaper 2018-03-15
V also has "Vi Veri Vniversvm Vivvs Vici" in the "Shadow Gallery", which is a motto of Crowley's for the Magister Templi. However, the phrase was used in "Faust" also, which is from whom V says it originates.
1 deplorable_oracle 2018-03-15
I have trouble supporting Anon, and one reason is connected with your point - their activities promote chaos, just like the line "do as thou wilst." Chaos is a powerful and easy tool for destruction. It simply speeds up entropy by introducing randomness into a system, whereas bringing order requires much more energy and skill.
Another problem I have with Anon is their sign-off, where they say "we are Legion, for we are many." That is straight from the Bible, in Mark 5:9, where Jesus is confronting the demon within the madman at the tombs. Jesus asks the demon its name, and it answers, "We are Legion, for we are many."
Demonic forces are subtle, and can operate within groups completely undetected. I think Anon is a group of usefull, unwitting tools being wielded by a master manipulator.
1 stevenbarcynski 2018-03-15
This.
1 RyzeandFall 2018-03-15
Plus the Jesuit mask they use.
1 RMFN 2018-03-15
I really hope this isn't meant to equate Crowley with the Franklin cover-up.. Occultism does not automatically mean ritualistic murder and rape of children.
1 LurkPro3000 2018-03-15
However, dark occultism (I.e. Those who would purposefully hide the truth for nefarious purposes) does tend to tie into satanism/Crowleyism.
I am not a Christian per se, but I am using satanism in reference to those who put their selves above all others and those who believe in moral relativism.
1 AfrikaCorps 2018-03-15
What is by pretending to be "satanists" they scare people into christianity which may be another system they invented, that way they still have you by the balls.
1 hylozics 2018-03-15
I think this is close.
I think they might have created Christianity as a veil for Satanism. They convince the masses to pray and god will save them. They are the "prey". Meanwhile the satanists are very organized and put to action their plans instead of preying that they come to pass.
Religion is another way to make apathetic victims.
1 LurkPro3000 2018-03-15
Mark Passio has a good rant on fake Christians.
Political Christians, especially evangelicals, are a far cry from being Christ like.
1 hylozics 2018-03-15
agree, it's been a while since i've listened to him but it's awesome to here the perspective of an x-satanic priest.
1 LurkPro3000 2018-03-15
Glad you agree and are aware of his work. Just felt the need to add this:
He is not just a EX-satanic priest. He is the most well-read occultist out there actively trying to spread wisdom and knowledge. He is literally the only person I have found who not only lays out the "what" of occultism, but on The Who, when, where and why it is being occulted and and to what nefarious end.
People need to wake up and take accountability for their own ignorance and actions.
1 Stormtech5 2018-03-15
"Make apathetic victims"
A comedian was just talking about this... A religious person will say something was "the will of god", and "God works in mysterious ways". Pretty good cuz the comedian said if anyone else went to their job and worked in "mysterious ways" they would be fired lol...
But really "turn the other cheek"? Might as well work a shitty job for some rich fuck, if your going to heaven anyways right.
1 hylozics 2018-03-15
hahah i think i've seen that
1 LurkPro3000 2018-03-15
You are not wrong.
1 JamesColesPardon 2018-03-15
This. Occultism has gotten an incredibly bad rap. Sure, some things branded occult knowledge have some interesting layers, but oftentimes it had to be hidden by whatever elite rulers were at the top at the time.
1 RMFN 2018-03-15
Hmm idea.. It might be fun to do conspiracy tarot reading!
1 JamesColesPardon 2018-03-15
Marseilles or Thoth?
1 RMFN 2018-03-15
Marseilles is my go to anymore.
1 JamesColesPardon 2018-03-15
I know ;)
In a Crowley thread talking down the Thoth deck?
Blasphemy!
1 LurkPro3000 2018-03-15
Mark Passio is the go to for info
1 JamesColesPardon 2018-03-15
Definitely a good reference and at least a weekend of Youtube binging out there for those with the time.
Especially his trivium series/lectures.
1 fortfive 2018-03-15
Or it had to be hidden from the elite rulers, because it challenged their power.
1 JamesColesPardon 2018-03-15
Absolutely. The alchemical truths shrourded in misguided materialist fantasies of turning lead ti gold were distracted by greed.
Putrefication isn't biological. It's much, much, more than that and the final product is far more valuable than what was mined ans chipped into a cheap aureus (to buy other mens things).
Fuck I love this thread.
Great job /u/axolotl_p
2 TheBloodening 2018-03-15
Seriously my faith has been restored in the sub with this thread. Such level discussion. So good.
1 exoticurse 2018-03-15
There was another thread of someone asking about the Bohemian Grove, and it turned into a very interesting discussion as well.
1 chem_equals 2018-03-15
Link?
1 exoticurse 2018-03-15
Here you go
1 asailorssway 2018-03-15
indeed. not all of it is evil, not all of it has been corrupted. that being said, there are some that do practice very self serving rituals. there are those that spill blood, sometimes their own... sometimes not. there are sex rituals. there are coming of age rituals. there are fertility rituals. they are not mutually exclusive, nor are they all the same.
there are some people that seek to gain favor from certain entities, (i believe they exist, i dont ask anyone else to, most importantly, THEY DO,) some have an affinity for bacchus may offer wine, and orgies. some may love ganesh, fruit, flowers... moloch/melech. baal. belial.
1 preumbral 2018-03-15
Exactly. Most equates to a modern day practice of mystery religions in general. Occultism is as broad a term as Religion. Let's not pretend modern, mainstream religions are somehow exempt from "ritualistic murder and rape of children".
1 iamjacksbrokensoul 2018-03-15
I personally don't like the Idolizing of Aleister Crowley.
Fact: He died penniless and alone.
"Although the actual dates of Crowley’s death are heavily disputed (either Dec 1st or Dec 5th) it is true that he died a heroin addict in 1947 in a boarding house in Hastings, South East England." source
Fun Fact: when I first read the abovementioned Fact I read,
He died penisless and alone.
2 CodeReaper 2018-03-15
This is true, and he predicted in "Liber ABA" that this would be the case. He exerted all his effort and money into producing and distributing his works above all else, which I daresay is admirable, not worthy of contempt. Think of all the losers in history who died after only doing things anyone else could have, and then look at the unique and bizaare reputation of Crowley, his work, etc.
Also, fucking Listverse is not a good source. For anything. The first bullet is already wrong. According to Crowley's own bio in Liber ABA, he does list his first sexual act at 14 - with a guy. He lists his first sexual act with a female at 16, with a "theatre girl", not a maid. Number 7 is just insulting to anyone who understands the distinction between bisexuality and homosexuality. Number 6 is completely retarded - he used the symbol of the Holy Guardian Angel because, according to his own description in Liber ABA, he didn't think anyone was stupid enough to take it seriously. He also didn't consider Aiwass to be that symbol until late in his life. (The HGA is actually part of the self, according to Crowley, not a literal angel.) Number 5 is completely stupid - "Fact: it is rumored" Well then it's not a damn fact! 4 is correct, for the most part, save that it makes him sound like he died of heroin overdose. He didn't, he died of kidney failure that was bound to be his death since childhood, as he had poor kidneys from birth. 3 and 2 are correct, but number 1 is again completely stupid. It's a rumor based on idiocy and Crowley's reputation rather than any legitimate source.
However, /u/ToHeliopolisWithLove is correct, and he didn't want to be treated as another plaster saint. I do believe he had something legitimate to teach, however.
2 iamjacksbrokensoul 2018-03-15
Thank you for your in depth knowledge. I honestly just posted that source to make the joke, I didnt fact check.
I agree with you, he did have something legitimate to teach. I truely enjoyed reading some of his work.
1 MegaUrutora 2018-03-15
This penniless and alone shit is a bulkshit trope trotted out whenever Crowley is mentioned.
The man made it to end. He’s a failure because he squandered his wealth instead of saving it? He had visitors up until the very end.
I would venture to say the man most likely accomplished more before 30 than you ever will.
I could be wrong, maybe people will be discussing you on the internet and writing books about you 70 years from now.
1 talixansoldier 2018-03-15
Such as Gonorrhea?
King of edgelords is what this fool was IMO
1 DarthStem 2018-03-15
Have you read about all the people he banged? And they are just the ones written about. Dude was a sexual beast.
2 Imsomniland 2018-03-15
Yawn
1 asailorssway 2018-03-15
until you think about possible offspring that come from these couplings. not nearly as yawn as you'd think.
1 DarthStem 2018-03-15
He was a helluva mountaineer too. The man lived a life.
1 Marumari777 2018-03-15
I read somewhere that he abandoned a fellow mountaineer and left him to die or something.
1 PassionateSizzle 2018-03-15
I mean....sometimes you have to man.
He's a POS but this is one example that you can't really use to diminish character. What was he supposed to do? Use magic to carry the dude down a FUCKING MOUNTAIN
1 DarthStem 2018-03-15
Knowing Crowley probably after he fucked him in the ass trying to get a homunculus.
1 asailorssway 2018-03-15
JFC, you're probably right. that we"re even having this discussion is inspiring. they burn our libraries, and set us back a few thousand years every time we figure out their ruse. amazing times we're in.
1 Suffocatingsky 2018-03-15
Yes..
1 SymphonicResonance 2018-03-15
It was during his second K2 attempt. K2 is no joke, even today something like 1 in 5 people die climbing that mountain. It may be seen as a heartless thing to do (leaving someone to die) but in that kind of situation, what other choice do you have? Keeping in mind that K2 really does not have flat sections; and you need to have true technical climbing skills. In my opinion, if you help, you probably end up dead as well.
1 iamjacksbrokensoul 2018-03-15
I never said he was a failure. Or that he didnt accomplish anything. I said I don't like how people idolize him.
I didn't want to shit on the guy but he liked to write about being shit on. So tell me more about how you love his work. Its not that good. And the parts that are good are not even his own novel ideas. Go get your pitchfork.
1 WriteNow18 2018-03-15
That has nothing to do with the fact that he was a degenerate. All of that talent and intelligence used to harm people, even people from his own congregation, with baneful magick. I’m glad his life backfired on him. While we’re at it let’s laud Hitler’s accomplishments too. Heck of a painter.
1 Herculius 2018-03-15
Weird you'd be downvoted for that here.
Where the fuck do these people come from?
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1 aleister 2018-03-15
This got caught in the spam filter. I paused a second before approving it to admire the irony.
1 IsProbablyAShill 2018-03-15
Both outcomes are equally undesirable.
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1 IsProbablyAShill 2018-03-15
Good point
1 iamjacksbrokensoul 2018-03-15
indubitably
1 ToHeliopolisWithLove 2018-03-15
You're absolutely right. There should not be idolizing of Crowley. He himself said he hated having fan boys and girls. He wanted people to carve their own spiritual path.
1 LurkPro3000 2018-03-15
As did Jesus. Funny how people manipulate popular myths to their own ends.
1 SoundOfOneHand 2018-03-15
Ironically, he did sustain an injury to the perimeum when ice skating as a teenager, which pained him for the rest of his life.
1 Zinian 2018-03-15
Edgar Allen Poe also died basically penniless and alone.
1 asailorssway 2018-03-15
i thought that, too. penniless and alone is the way a fair amount of them go.
1 Suffocatingsky 2018-03-15
This!
1 Suffocatingsky 2018-03-15
This!
1 ClintonMafia 2018-03-15
CBTS trying to take out dem satanic cult and we get banned. Conspiracy? Yes.
1 TheHighBlatman 2018-03-15
Make a new sub? Cbtsstream was alllllright.
1 Wood_Warden 2018-03-15
Jason A's youtube channel recently did a short video on Satan, rock bands and Aleister Crowley. Warning as Jason A's stuff has religious undertones (which I don't mind, but some may) but the information is solid.
He discusses AC/DC, Led Zepplin, Hendrix, The Beetles and many many others who are not only quoted as saying they 'worship Satan' or that they automatically wrote songs that they claim they did not write - but also all these bands adoration for Aleister Crowley (some knowing him personally) and his philosophies.
https://youtu.be/r1Ge-hBfRAY
Although Jason A has religious context, his videos are some of the best being produced on YouTube today. He never speaks himself, but only shows lectures, sermons, news broadcasts and articles to make you think and connect the dots yourself. You come to your own conclusions from the multiple sources he presents.
1 Herculius 2018-03-15
Thanks dude. People need to here this.
1 tyst_ 2018-03-15
I agree. Been following him for more than a year. One of the good ones left in youtube. There used to be many.
1 CoolHandLukeSkywalka 2018-03-15
This Jason A sounds full of shit. None of those bands were old enough to know Crowley personally, unless you think a 7 year old John Lennon was chilling with Crowley on Aleister's deathbed. Read the biographies of these bands like Hammer of the Gods for Zeppelin and you'd know these recycled 1980s crazy christian claims are moronic.
1 Wood_Warden 2018-03-15
Jason A isn't the man giving the lecture, he's the one who puts together the videos of others speaking. You are right that none of the bands I listed met him personally, but his teachings were very important to them (placing Crowley on their album covers and-the-like). It does not discredit facts like Page kidnapping a 14 year old or 100's of other allegations against him (in regards to sleeping with underage girls). He's praised yet is just as bad as anyone from pedogate.
1 CoolHandLukeSkywalka 2018-03-15
Rock stars have had underage groupies throwing themselves at them for decades. Hardly anything new. 100s of allegations sounds like total bullshit made up by some Christian kook.
1 Wood_Warden 2018-03-15
Your bias is showing. It has nothing to do with Christians.. you can look up many other sources who say the same exact thing. Let me ask you.. what then, if other sources who have nothing to do with religion or Christianity have said as much? Would you then denounce them on some faulty premise too?
1 CoolHandLukeSkywalka 2018-03-15
Show your source about kidnapping a 14 year old and hundreds of others
1 Wood_Warden 2018-03-15
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/the-10-wildest-led-zeppelin-legends-fact-checked-20121121/jimmy-page-dated-a-14-year-old-girl-while-he-was-in-led-zeppelin-19691231
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Page
https://crazy4rock.com/i-love-rock-n-roll/fact-check-jimmy-page-date-14-year-old-girl/
http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/music/11-rock-stars-who-allegedly-slept-with-underage-girls-7980930
etc..
You have Google right? What the fuck am I doing here
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1 CoolHandLukeSkywalka 2018-03-15
None of that even accuses or mentions kidnapping but lets not let facts get in the way of making things up to pursue an agenda.
1 Turpekal_Thrizz 2018-03-15
Im a musician and ive studied all those musicians for decades. The crowley stuff, the zeppellin 'curse', altamont, yeah it was a thing, but to believe these guys are really satanists is incredibly ignorant. Do your own research before getting behind this.
1 entheogeneric 2018-03-15
The drummer of TOOL is really really into Crowley and the Occult. http://dannycarey.org/library/
1 LurkPro3000 2018-03-15
Oh Jimmy Comet....
He's either the King of being EdgeLord at 40 years old or exactly what we think he is.
1 DarthStem 2018-03-15
Here is a great higherside chat on satanic ritual abuse.
1 illithid_business 2018-03-15
What's the occult connection to the Franklin coverup? Or is this just two subjects to discuss?
1 pushpin3 2018-03-15
Many Cults believe in melding beliefs, try to summon power, and use distorted interpretations to their advantage. My point - not just Satan. The Satanic Panic was a vert successful campaign. Many people have been terrified. Shit's recycled.
1 chem_equals 2018-03-15
Satan is also known as the author of confusion
"The Great Deceiver"
Seems to coincide
1 3asybeat 2018-03-15
This may not be a popular opinion here, but as someone who has actually read a few Crowley biographies, he wasn't the monster that draws so many clicks today. He got off on puritans being scared of him and egged on the rumors. He used the term 'child' in place the the word 'sperm' when describing rituals because you couldn't talk about sex in those days. If you consider having a ton of weird sex and doing drugs 'evil' than I suppose he was.
1 dalkon 2018-03-15
I don't know anything about satanism, satanic cults or any recent conspiracy theories, but here's my opinion about the concept of "Satan" itself that is derived from the selection of conspiracy theories I consider believable.
The god of human evolution left Earth more than 4000 years ago, when our civilization as we know it first started. Our current god is the god of Earth. They are completely different gods, whose irreconcilable differences lead to our first god being removed from Earth by force. Neither of these gods is the god of universal creation if there is any such entity. The god of Earth might also be the god of our solar system. Unlike our previous god, the god of Earth has taken a very hands-off approach in our development leaving us to sink or swim by our own power. This compassionate god, who is now our only god, is the Christian concept of "Satan." Of course Christian ideas should be based on the first god's opinion of the second, so they should be wrong. They appear to be wrong objectively too, because whatever Satan is, it must feel at least somewhat optimistic about us, because unlike our first god, it has permitted us to live here even though we are obviously objectively awful creatures. Since prehistoric times, we have generally acted like it is somehow our divine right to trash up their beautiful and immeasurably valuable planet. Since industrialization we've been systematically destroying the planet as if that were our civilization's primary purpose. And for most of that time, our largest religions have falsely taught us that they are the definition of evil. From their perspective, such prolonged stubborn ignorance must seem hopeless and utterly irredeemable.
Our limited view of the rest of our galaxy—let alone the universe—might not have made it clear to us yet, but Earth is actually objectively worth more than our civilization or even humanity itself. By the standards of other intelligent life in the universe, we grossly overvalue the worth of not just ourselves but humanity itself. We should instead all feel extremely privileged to be permitted to enjoy their planet.
As impossible as it may seem, we don't have to remain on this planet. The rightful owner of earth is not obligated to permit us to stay. This is yet another reason that we cannot fight another global war. We cannot even continue our small wars, ethnic conflicts or smallest vendettas. There is probably no time left for fighting or hate of any form—not that that would be worth continuing even if there were time for it. We could all be extinguished much more easily than we think, and we certainly will be if we let the hate or greed of the few continue to guide us. This demise would only be our own doing. Earth's god's only role in this impending catastrophe would appear to be observing our ultimate failure with maybe some sadness but also a sense of relief that the confused and vaguely threatening mess of our civilization is finally gone.
We have nearly run out of time to realize that if we cannot live in harmony with nature, we cannot live on this planet. Our political choices are the most effective way to respond to the challenges we face. If we want to survive, we need to do better.
1 dalkon 2018-03-15
I don't know anything about satanism, cults or any recent conspiracy theories, but here's my opinion about the concept of "Satan" itself, which is from the selection of conspiracy theories I consider more believable.
The god of human evolution left Earth more than 4000 years ago, when our civilization as we know it first started. Our current god is the god of Earth. They are completely different gods, whose irreconcilable differences lead to our first god being removed from Earth by force. Neither of these gods is the god of universal creation if there is any such entity. The god of Earth might also be the god of our solar system. Unlike our previous god, the god of Earth has taken a very hands-off approach to our development leaving us to sink or swim by our own power. This distant but compassionate god, who is now our only god, is the Christian concept of "Satan." Of course Christian ideas should be based on the first god's opinion of the second, so they should be wrong. They appear to be wrong objectively too, because whatever Satan is, it must feel at least somewhat optimistic about us, because unlike our first god, it has permitted us to live here even though we are obviously objectively awful. Since prehistoric times, we have generally acted like it is somehow our divine right to trash up their beautiful and immeasurably valuable planet. Since industrialization we've been systematically destroying the planet as if that were our civilization's primary purpose. And for most of that time, our largest religions have falsely taught us that they are the definition of evil. From their perspective, such prolonged stubborn ignorance must seem hopeless and utterly irredeemable.
Our limited view of the rest of our galaxy—let alone the universe—might not have made it clear to us yet, but Earth is probably actually objectively worth far more than our civilization or even humanity itself. By the standards of other intelligent life in the universe, we grossly overvalue the worth of not just ourselves but humanity itself and we grossly undervalue Earth. We should instead all feel extremely privileged to be permitted to enjoy this magnificent world.
As impossible as it may seem to us now, we don't have to remain on this planet. The rightful owner of earth is not obligated to permit us to stay. This is yet another reason that we cannot fight another global war. We cannot even continue our small wars, ethnic conflicts or smallest vendettas. There is probably not time left for fighting or hate of any form—not that such pettiness would be worth continuing even if there were time for it. We could all be extinguished much more easily than we think, and we certainly will be if we let the hate or greed of the few continue to guide us. This demise would only be our own doing. Earth's god's only role in this impending catastrophe would appear to be observing our ultimate failure with a sense of relief that the ugly, confused and vaguely threatening mess of our civilization is finally gone.
We have nearly run out of time to realize that if we cannot live in harmony with nature, we cannot live on this planet. If we want to survive, we need to do better. Our political choices are the most effective way to respond to the challenges we face.
1 Marumari777 2018-03-15
Hang on, you said "christian's ideas should be based on the first god's opinions of the second, so they should be wrong." I'm not exactly following your logic here. Why should they be wrong? Just because they believe the first god's opinions? So what makes the second god's opinions right? The fact that he's second? Sorry if I'm totally missing it, but that one whooshed right over my head.
1 dalkon 2018-03-15
That's a great question. First I should say if it isn't already obvious, I don't really know who is right. This is a literal religious mystery. I am just repeating what I thought seemed like a good religious conspiracy theory especially a version from 20-30 years ago that also has certain left-centrist political implications. As far as trying to understand this religious mystery that could very well be beyond our ability to reason, it does seem significant that even those who call it Evil would tell us that the Serpent's first act of kindness towards humanity was giving us free will.
The god of Earth apparently doesn't want to be our god-leader like the god who evolved us was even though we were apparently intentionally evolved to think we want that kind of order. There have been snake religions throughout history that could potentially have been based on them, but none seem to have been popular in recent history. Maybe it makes them feel weird to be worshiped as our god. Maybe it draws them down to our level too much encouraging our vices in them and/or theirs in us. It's probably beyond our understanding, and they probably wouldn't appreciate our foolish speculation. But if this serpent god of Earth also gave us their infinitely valuable planet to seriously fuck up like we have been doing, it seems like their kindness transcends even our most sanguine concept of human generosity, and they obviously deserve for us to be a radically better humanity than we have been and unfortunately still are in so many ways.
1 treeslooklikelamb 2018-03-15
What makes you think that this is an intrinsic human trait, and isn't something that is manufactured?
1 LurkPro3000 2018-03-15
Not original commenter, but I'll respond.
It is not inherent. This is why Christianity (the institution) has prospered (literally), as a monetary feast upon the collective guilt these masses feel.
1 TheBloodening 2018-03-15
From West, north Texas and nowhere NM, the noble savage thing is definitely a myth, I've been to buffalo runs, and that whole "they used errything" bit is malarky. Just because most of the native Americans trash wasn't our environment destroying atrocities doesn't mean they didn't leave it all over the place. I've tons of arrowheads I've found. They woulda got there eventually.
1 dalkon 2018-03-15
That's a fair question. Of course I don't know but it looks like Earth's god didn't help us escape the consequences of our bad planning, which fits with its essentially hands-off approach to our development. Human greed obviously got us here. Most renewable energy was first invented from the 1890s to 1940s. The first AC power plants were hydroelectric like at Niagara Falls. Investing in renewable energy sources could have been earning any investor money from any point since then, but fossil fuels are cheaper and more marketable, so that's where economies of scale developed. We could have favored material- and energy-conservative designs like Buckminster Fuller's, but instead people got more excited by making cars more like miniature yachts. Our buildings could have radically reduced impacts on nature. There are countless ways we could have done better. Fortunately those are all things we can still do better now and are increasingly in most places, but progress is slow without successful models to follow and major political support for them.
1 fortfive 2018-03-15
Yeah give me that old time conspiracy!
1 BicyclingBrightsWay 2018-03-15
Hope I'm not too late to the party! So a fascinating fact I learned the other day is that Charles Manson was actually sent to Boys Town as a youth. His stay there was short, but he was nonetheless sent there. My source for this is the recent Time Magazine publication on killer cults. Another interesting thing about him was all the celebrities he bumped shoulders with, including those in the occult. While on the subject of the occult, there is a film director from the same time period named Kenneth Anger who made a lot of occult videos and short movies, and who also participated in various occult groups throughout the years. He even had Jim Morrison and Anton Levay in his movies (as well as other famous hollywood stars of the time). He was also reported to have done graphic movies, as well as possible snuff films. The only reason I discovered him and his videos is because of a music video on YouTube called "Duality" , by Captain Murphy. It is a compilation of cult footage, as well as occult footage, all blended together for 35 minutes. I suggest watching it, as I would like to hear someone else's opinion on it considering it is a modern-day occult video. The occult is alive and well, and people are being a lot more blatantly open about it these days.
2 TheBloodening 2018-03-15
Kenneth Anger and Hollywood vogue occultism is a far cry from, say, Manley P Hall and his goals. California has had stretched, dirivitive occultism since the turn of the century with the "bohemians." Most of it is made up shit so they can collect mummies and wear cool robes. You think I'm kidding.
1 soutech 2018-03-15
what about Scientology?
1 TheBloodening 2018-03-15
No historical links at all. It's a text haven.
1 BicyclingBrightsWay 2018-03-15
Awesome! Have additional readings or topics i can look up?
1 wirsingkaiser 2018-03-15
What do you mean with the goals of MPH?
1 TheBloodening 2018-03-15
Pop culture vs. Academia. Even though a good portion of MPHs stuff has been refuted by historians, he was in it for the history and knowledge not fame. It's much the same as Jared Diamond vs. Actual historians.
1 EyeAmCaverage 2018-03-15
academia and pop culture seemed to have blended. What of Manly Pee Holes stuff was proven to be wrong by historians ?
1 TheBloodening 2018-03-15
I'd disagree, just because geographic determinism is popular doesn't mean actual historians give it any creedance. Why do you say that? Ugh I've read a pretty darn good article on that if I can find it. Right off the top of my head historians now very much downplay and attribute to several different cults what he attributed to Mitra. He built quite a bit off the Mitra cults and there's very strong evidence against those lines of the mystery schools now.
1 saveourvotes 2018-03-15
More on Manson and Boys Town: the Los Angeles ranch where his "Family" stayed was adjacent to another ranch owned by an influential Omaha businessman who funded Boys Town.
1 saveourvotes 2018-03-15
More on Manson and Boys Town: the Los Angeles ranch where his "Family" stayed was adjacent to another ranch owned by an influential Omaha businessman who funded Boys Town.
1 BicyclingBrightsWay 2018-03-15
Thank you for the additional read. I was blown away when i made the connection, I'm glad it actually goes a little deeper.
1 deplorable_oracle 2018-03-15
On the one hand, I'm glad when my suspicions can be validated. On the other, I sometimes wish I was completely wrong. Realizing the truth of all this was the biggest worldview-shattering experience I ever had, and it messed me up for well over a year.
1 BicyclingBrightsWay 2018-03-15
The world is a Dan Brown novel
1 TheRealSteveBlackman 2018-03-15
I also remember reading Manson was imprisoned in Vacaville when they were doing MKULTRA tests.
1 BicyclingBrightsWay 2018-03-15
Time to go down that rabbithole!
1 TheBongzilla 2018-03-15
Watch Eye of the Devil, Sharon Tate was in that movie. It is REALLY creepy.
1 BicyclingBrightsWay 2018-03-15
Oh wow, evwn more interesting she was chosen to be murdered.
1 olund94 2018-03-15
Duality is a masterpiece if anyone ever fancies a listen, this background info on the whole thing is incredibly interesting. I am about to research Kenneth Anger now so I will report back with findings.
1 413White 2018-03-15
Pizzagate, the topic with the majority of the votes every roundtable, is a honorable mention! The true conspiracy is always in the posts!
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1 Deaconblues18 2018-03-15
Ive heard from multiple sources that saying “Ive heard from multiple sources” will get you downvotes. Have one on me.
1 Deaconblues18 2018-03-15
I will be reading through this one. Don’t forget AC’s ties to Jack Parsons, and Parsons’ relationship with L. Ron Hubbard.
1 wile_e_chicken 2018-03-15
Related.
1 meandmykind 2018-03-15
The Catholic church is the head of the serpent as shown in plain sight for all to see yet they have their "eyes wide shut". the CIA is taking over the US government as Americans sit complacently. Tell me this is not dark times.
2 TheBloodening 2018-03-15
The mongols just took over Hungary and slaughtered 140,000. Just some perspective, definitely interesting times, I just think dark might be a touch heavy. ;)
1 Stormtech5 2018-03-15
140,000?
We have 8,000,000,000 people living on Earth now. All it takes is 1 disaster... Could be a deadly flu, could be war/depopulation.
Sure it may seem ok to some, but to most of us paying attention to the real world vs reality TV see that we are headed for dark times ahead and are doing so little to prepare.
1 TheBloodening 2018-03-15
That's just when they took over Hungary buddy. Look up total mongol death toll. Crow all you want, things are still better than theyve ever been.
1 astralrocker2001 2018-03-15
Jack Parsons and L. Ron Hubbard both basically worshipped Crowley and together did many Satanic Magickal Workings*
1 Slab_Happy 2018-03-15
Jack Parsons helped found JPL, which landed a robot on Mars.
Scientologist Tom Cruise starred in a movie about a Martian invasion.
Coincidence? I THINK NOT!
1 21309 2018-03-15
I've always been confused with Aleister Crowley being the poster boy of Hermeticism. Isn't he the same Aleister Crowley who committed ritual abuse? The cult advocate? How could he be associated something as pure as spiritual alchemy?
1 preumbral 2018-03-15
He's definitely the poster boy for certain Hermetic orders, but really I think he is his own "poster boy", if anything.
Crowley is one of the most well known but least understood individuals of the 20th century. His works are prolific and not exactly easy to approach and absorb. I would take any anecdotal accounts and/or personal interpretations of his work with a grain of salt.
Find the substantiated evidence of him being involved in "ritual abuse" (Do you mean ala MK-ULTRA?) and I'll consider it, it's just most stories I've read involving him and abuse are dubious at best.
1 VectorVerdant 2018-03-15
I discovered something very relevant to this the other day. Crowley was a Freemason, active in a great number of lodges. I don't know much about the Masons but I found this surprising. I found this lengthy, thorough, and well-sourced write-up of the connections on an official Freemason site. Worth a read.http://freemasonry.bcy.ca/aqc/crowley.html
1 baebaebokchoy 2018-03-15
https://thenarrowgateweb.com
This will teach you about the freemasons...
1 bukvich 2018-03-15
My 2 cents:
The Franklin coverup is a fascinating conspiracy that involves government and government paymaster malfeasance. Some day when powerful bad guys are dead some witnesses are going to talk and even more really horrible truths are going be revealed but the evidence trail will have decayed to uselessness by that point and these truths may never be proven.
Satanic cults are a real thing but they are insignificant in the systemic corruption that weighs us all down. For almost all practical purposes magic is a weapon of the weak; when the rich and powerful want to make things happen they don't waste their time with magic. Satanism is an edge case and there is a wide spectrum from the people who do Left Hand Path practices all the time to people who do so once in great while for a special project where they think it is the right tool for this job and it is not the right tool for almost all of the magic ends they usually pursue.
Most occultists are, to be honest, losers. They have shit jobs and occupy dumps and drive beater cars and their magic is a largely self-delusion that they aren't such a loser. Apropos to Crowley if you live in a big city you can go to an open OTO meeting and see this for yourself.
Aleister Crowley was like a lot of people who are very smart and read great books and know a lot of stuff and if they could have just paired up with a professional editor their books might be great instead of being barely readable. It is never a chore to read a great book. It is a chore to read Aleister Crowley. There is a small percentage of really great content hidden in that mess but it can be exhausting to pry it out of all the crap. The traditional explanation of it's concealed and revealed, or it has to be obfuscated to keep it away from the unworthy is bullshit. My favorite Crowley story is the one in Bennet's book where he spent a week at Gurdjieff's commune and infuriated the other guru who expected everybody to be respectful and pitch in and do their fair share of the work. G. G. was a hospitable host as his upbringing required but the minute Crowley left the instruction was recorded the moocher was never allowed back.
The only essential Crowley books are, in order, 777, Thoth, and Book IV. If you go through the hassle of reading these three books you will have 99% of all quality Crowley. Here and there scattered through them is some really great stuff.
Organized in reverse order to A. C., Satanism, and Franklin posted above as the relevance of these three subjects to this sub is presented upside down. :)
1 bukvich 2018-03-15
On further review I found a passage in Webb's The Occult Underground which is appropriate for people curious about the subject of black magic in high places.
Webb was a scholar and a skeptic. If you follow the footnotes in this book you may find the best documentation on the subject. That is the place where I would start. The Harmonious Circle is the Webb book where you can find the dope on Crowley. Why Webb would exert all of this energy on topics which he dismissed as rubbish is a mystery, but I am glad that he did and it is a pity that he died so young.
1 StrangeClownRabbit 2018-03-15
Wdw
1 filmfiend999 2018-03-15
I do believe Winston Chruchill enlisted his services to counter possible ancient rites and magick utilized by the Nazis?
1 Rambles64 2018-03-15
Know that’s a conspiracy I need to hear.
1 russianbot01 2018-03-15
Is there a list of links for photos and video of modern day examples? (Ex. That weird CERN opening ritual, podesta with that goat head mask, etc?) Anyone have good photo/vid proofs?
1 wile_e_chicken 2018-03-15
/r/satanicritualabuse
1 berryfarmer 2018-03-15
Mark Passio covers Crowley in detail on his podcasts and interviews, great info for anyone looking for more
1 skengerz 2018-03-15
Research Hampstead COVER up
1 cerebral_scrubber 2018-03-15
And if anyone was thinking this is isolated think again https://youtu.be/DFZRQcSMeeM
1 chem_equals 2018-03-15
Link?
1 Stormtech5 2018-03-15
140,000?
We have 8,000,000,000 people living on Earth now. All it takes is 1 disaster... Could be a deadly flu, could be war/depopulation.
Sure it may seem ok to some, but to most of us paying attention to the real world vs reality TV see that we are headed for dark times ahead and are doing so little to prepare.