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Appreciating Crowley
By Psyche | November 21, 2007
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I travel in a variety of occult circles (so to speak), and whenever the subject of Aleister Crowley comes up an immediate polarity tends to assert itself with fervent disciples on one side and frothing opponents on the other; few seem ambivalent or reasonably critical1 of his works.
I can’t fathom why anyone legitimately acquainted with his works would retain such disdain for someone who is one of the most brilliant magickians of the past century. His literary contributions alone remain unparalleled to date. For example, Magick, Magick in Theory and Practice and Magick Without Tears are among the most lucid and practically useful texts ever written about an admittedly dense and intricate subject.
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