Re: Universal Ethics
Aug 17, 1994 08:48 AM
by Paul Gillingwater
Gerald Schueler <76400.1474@compuserve.com> writes:
[Re Crowley]
> .... However, I do find that some of his writings are spiritually
> inspired, and I can tell that he did, in fact, cross th Abyss. His
> writings indicate that he KNEW.
Most theosophists probably haven't read much Crowley. He was
certainly a fascinating character, but with some rather unfortunate
flaws of character. This, of course, does not preclude spiritual
experiences of various kinds, and evidence suggests that Crowley
was a competent magician in the Golden Dawn tradition, which is
quite different from the Eastern-influenced mainstream theosophy.
How do you equate Crowley's idea of the A.'.A.'. with the GWB? Do
you feel that Crowley's tradition was influenced by Those known to
the TS?
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