There, I said it. The only reason he's promoted as an authority on here is because he's "far-right coded" and (((they))) want (You) to be far-right. Notice they also always make sure to slander Aleister Crowley (a much better writer with more original ideas and more of them) with ridiculous yellow-press tabloid-style smears whenever there's a thread about him because he defeated the Nazis & they are still butthurt about that. Ha!
There's a lot of shills here so I'll post some good links for a beginner who is just waking up to the true nature of this world but have questions.https://bartoll.se/ (conspiracy + occult researcher)https://pennybutler.com/ (conspiracy + occult researcher who looks at different angles; she's legit)https://allreligionsareone.org/ (good introduction to learning about occult/esoteric symbolism and breakdowns; sometimes useful for researching history and making connections)https://cogniarchae.com/ (astrotheological researcher)LOT of controlled opposition figures. I trust these people though.
>>42890845When it was my turn to wake up, nobody made things easier...
>>42890850Sorry to hear that, fren. We've all been there; existential dread plus feeling lost or trapped. It's awful.
>>42890862I was just being a bitch. I'm still somewhat a neophyte so I think your links will be useful to me, thank you.
>>42890845https://allreligionsareone.org/ (shitty introduction to learning about occult/esoteric symbolism and breakdowns; rarely useful for researching historyftfyit does "make connections" though, I'll give you thatwhose site is it? definitely glows, the constant misdirection and inversion on almost every page of the very extensive site betrays a great deal of skill and preparation
crowley took it up the ass fgtevola is for us eternal souls
>>42890829I own all his books in physical print and you're basically correct, except Crowley was just as misguided as Evola.
>>42890984fair enough; can I have another source instead?
>>42891086https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/ is the closest in style/format that seems to be mostly real info or at least doesn't have heavy spin, but it's collated from all over, a massive databasehttps://ascensionglossary.com/ is like the one you shared in that it's all from a single viewpoint with a unique interpretation but it's got a better vibe imho
>crowley having ideas of his ownI mean, i guess reading (or claiming to have read) old traditions and arriving at the conclusion you need to indulge in scat buttsex is... original, yeah. Didnt occur to me honestly. Dont know how anyone would look at ancient knowledge and conclude that. So, props to him
>>42890829The far right inherently is less creative as they believe the perfect aesthetic was already achieved and can only try to get as close to that as their ability allows, rather than ever venturing to new paths.This limitation bleeds into everything.
>>42890829>Aleister Crowley>original ideasSuch as?
>>42890829evola was a wheel-chair bound cripple and crowley was a faggot
>>42892081What about Regardie?
>>42891974https://thelemapedia.org/index.php/Special:Random;)
>>42891407The extent, range and variety of Crowley's written work can easily overwhelm even the experienced enthusiast. He wrote almost every day of his life, authoring literally thousands of pieces from postcards to encyclopaedia. He was a lifelong diarist, wrote novels, short stories, invocations to Pan and hymns to the Virgin Mary; and he did all this under a bewildering variety of psuedonyms. He regarded himself first and foremost as a poet. His first book and his last were books of poetry. His friend Louis Wilkinson, who appreciated Crowley's cooking and company more unreservedly than his verse, records a book dedication Crowley wrote for him:"On Crowley the Immortals ironically look,He sought fame as a poet and he found it as a cook." And yet it is not poetry for which he is best remembered. Enormously well read, and with a prodigious vocabulary, he brought an independence of thought to everything he wrote-from articles on radical politics to psychological theories only subsequently recognised as valid. The Simon Iff detective stories foreshadow offender profiling by several decades and his theories and opinions on 'the drug problem'-briefly that the social cost is doubled rather than halved by prohibition-is once again on the agenda of British legislators. What were occult secrets a century ago are now the bread and butter of sports psychologists. Crowley was always a contrarian and uncompromising freethinker and half a dozen of his books were proscribed in their day as pornographic. By modern standards however, to which Crowley has been a significant if largely unacknowledged contributor, they excite or outrage only the most feeble minded or uptight. Christianity and its contribution to human misery was a target Crowley rarely neglected. In Edwardian England this three-pronged rebellion worked against literary acceptance and most of Crowley's work was privately published.
