Aleister Crowley

Hi, I see that we don't talk about people who make a great impact on the world of occult and I wont to see what you guys have to talk about it. I just started to read the book of the law and it's really interesting go buy it or try to find it on PDF. "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law."

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But we do talk about such people! We talk of Gerald Gardner, Alex Sanders, Doreen Valiente,Patricia Crowther. We talk of Aleister Crowley.Did Crowley make "a great impact on the Occult"? Well he certainly wrote a great many esoteric books, which are so difficult to understand that they seem to have been written by a drug-crazed sex maniac. And, of course, they were!

Ok sorry I'm a member since this summer and I didnt look to much I look too fast on the rest of the forums. And it is true what you say about crowley, a little bit hard to understand his work. But he have somme good point too. The other people your talk are great, I'm strudying occult since a yough age and read about some.

Did you read the grimoire of lady sheba?

I have read hundreds of books on the Occult; but I have never heard of Ladysheba.

Her real name was Jessie Wicker Bell. She founded the american order of the brotherhood of the wicca in Michigan.

Yes, I now recall that I have heard of her. I haven't read her book/books, but in any case, "American" Wicca?. I wouldn't really be interested in that!

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ya I know but if someone wants to talk about the original topic he or she can I just want to build up a conversation.

You can still do that. Only the thread has changed into another place.