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I just need some information on Aleister Crowley. What books should I read by him that involve his teachings with magick? I've heard about him a LOT and have been wanting to read something by him for a long long time. I just haven't known where to start. If anyone can at least point me in the right direction with his books, that would be helpful
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Magick without Tears
Or Liber Aba
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>>17889979
Thanks. Helps a lot. There was just too much to sift through
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>>17889990
Magick in Theory and Practice. It's part three of ABA. The rest is meh or misleading.
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Liber Al Vel Legis
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>>17889977
>What books should I read by him that involve his teachings with magick?
>>17889979
>>17890086
I...dunno anymore. The notes on the altar and temple wind up being stupendously important.
But generally, yeah.
Library as per usual:
https://mega.nz/#F!5Nx01KzS!2M4W0rp_ZNq5YJAcqRj-xg
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>>17890091
No, this will only serve to confuse the new aspirant.
Serious consideration of L should probably only be given if you're considering deeper interface with the system, and in any case other Class A texts are worlds more important to the Work.
L's little more than a declaration of a new aeon. There's relatively little in L w/r/t the mechanics of ritual or magick.
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>>17890097
Yeah, but we see the value in retrospect. Hard to see value for the beginner - aside from that nice little ten-point curriculum, of course.
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>>17890121
Besides, fuck Billy Breeze. A Dover MTP can take you far, padawan. Trust in it you must.
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>>17890138
>Dover
Mine's in a permanent library binding :3
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