13.- for why? Because thou wast the knower, and me.[94][94]: This a grammatical jumble and you have to understand its mystical meaning to grasp its significance. “For why? Because thou wast the knower, and me”. This indicates that there is a part of us concealing Hadit because we are seeking, because we are trying to know. The previous verse was telling Crowley that he did not know Hadit within himself, he did not know of that “me in Thee”, and this verse is pointing out that this is because, with Hadit being in him, he cannot know it as long as there is a “knower”. That is, what one has to do is to step aside.Explain Aleister Crowley to me or I'll kill you
>>42753784>Explain Aleister Crowley to meate doodoodiddled dudes
>>42753800But for good reasons of magick. No homo
I still remember when /x/ was good and you could have a deep conversation about magick. Sorry OP not anymore, everyone knowledgeable ran away
