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Re: Theos-World Aleister Crowley and Theosophy. (an oxymoron)

Jun 14, 2000 09:01 PM
by Bart Lidofsky


SDTHEOSOPHY@aol.com wrote:
> 
> Dear Folks, Crowley was a man who's personal life made the Marque De 
> Sade look like a punk kid.  If you have the bad taste and misfortune to 
> read "Confessions of a Drug Fiend," It will prove my words by his own 
> admission. 

	Did YOU read it?

> Interpol tried all his life to prove the charges set against 
> him by many a woman (and man).  

	I'd like to see documentation on that. I'd like to see documentation
that Interpol ever tried to prove ANYTHING; Interpol is a central
information office for police, so that police of many countries can
coordinate their information with each other, NOT an investigative body
(except in action/adventure stories). 

> His life's goal was to be evil, and to 
> insidiously, using a base form of glamor, to lead others to the left 
> hand path!  His "student," Israel Reguardie, is a prime example of his 
> success, as he is the one who continued Crowley's influence Into present 
> day "New Age" literature.  

	Israel Regardie was well-thought of by so many people (generally
considered to be the Colonel Pickering to Crowley's Henry Higgins) that
I find it hard to believe that you know anything more than rumor.

> Crowley has nothing to do with Theosophy, 
> except where he shows how to use his low form of Magik for selfish 
> purpose; therefore distorting everything HPB tried to show.  I know this 
> will hurt a few feelings, but it is my hope to warn anyone interested in 
> following a Spiritual path, against Aleister Crowley and his writings.  

	Well, even Crowley warned people not to believe things just because
they read it in a book...

	Bart Lidofsky

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