/lit/ - Literature

>We of Thelema say that “Every man and every woman is a star.” We do not fool and flatter women; we do not despise and abuse them. To us a woman is Herself, absolute, original, independent, free, self-justified, exactly as a man is.
>We dare not thwart Her Going, Goddess she! We arrogate no right upon Her will; we claim not to deflect Her development, to dispose of Her desires, or to determine Her destiny. She is Her own sole arbitar; we ask no more than to supply our strength to Her, whose natural weakness else were prey to the world's pressure. Nay more, it were too zealous even to guard Her in Her Going; for She were best by Her own self-reliance to win Her own way forth!
>We do not want Her as a slave; we want Her free and royal, whether Her love fight death in our arms by night, or Her loyalty ride by day beside us in the Charge of the Battle of Life.
>“Let the woman be girt with a sword before me!”
>“In her is all power given.”

>>14084769
Magic never went away

>>14077756
Read Crowley if you want to actually get into the occult. Magic is real.

>>13894571
Take the True Will pill

The A.'.A.'. is a better magical order

>>13853277
Unironically Aleister Crowley

where do i start with this man? serious question, he has a large bibliography and a lot of expensive books. Been interested in trying to understand his symbolism and magic

Why haven't you taken the mysticpill yet /lit/?

What's the appeal to occultism? You won't actually accomplish anything like astral projection. It's seems like pure bullshit so why do people waste time reading it?

>>12892723
>this man
>humorless
I don't buy it.

where do i begin (and end) with this guy /lit/?