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Passing mention of Aleister Crowley in an article about Eva Tanguay

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Passing mention of Aleister Crowley in an article about Eva Tanguay at “Eva Tanguay – A Rock Star Before Rock Existed“. “Tanguay was the biggest star of the time. She died 65 years ago this week, but her highpoint was one hundred years ago, during the first two decades of the 20th Century. There had [...]

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“The success of these private rituals induced me to take the Caxton Hall for seven performances, which were open to the public. Bottomley attacked the rituals as obscene and blasphemous. He was merely reflecting in print the depravity of his own mind.”

Saturday, December 10, 2011

I Make Myself Invisible in Articles by Aleister Crowley. “The success of these private rituals induced me to take the Caxton Hall for seven performances, which were open to the public. Bottomley attacked the rituals as obscene and blasphemous. He was merely reflecting in print the depravity of his own mind.” [via, also], [see]

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“I accordingly condensed and published knowledge in a periodical called The Equinox. Headquarters at this time was a studio in Victoria Street. There in our spare time we began to celebrate the rites of Eleusis.”

Saturday, December 10, 2011

I Make Myself Invisible in Articles by Aleister Crowley. “I accordingly condensed and published knowledge in a periodical called The Equinox. Headquarters at this time was a studio in Victoria Street. There in our spare time we began to celebrate the rites of Eleusis.” [via, also], [see], [see]

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a hundred years ago…

Monday, June 20, 2011

a hundred years ago…, originally uploaded by goslingstar.   “Aleister Crowley inscribed an Equinox for his lawyer, E.S.P.Haynes. Haynes handled Crowley’s divorce from his first wife, Rose Kelly in 1909.” This particular image shows a volume of The Equinox is Vol I No III. I’ve added stubs for both Rose Edith Kelly and Edmund Sidney [...]

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“Just as a balloon is difficult to crush but easy to prick, so shall it be in these days.”

Friday, October 16, 2009

“Just as a balloon is difficult to crush but easy to prick, so shall it be in these days.” – MY CRAPULOUS CONTEMPORARIES NO. V – Equinox I vii at Hermetic.com

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