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The Feast of T.H.T.I.T.I. Brother Israel Regardie

Saturday, March 10, 2012

Israel Regardie quote posted by T Polyphilus over on his blog today at “The Feast of T.H.T.I.T.I. Brother Israel Regardie“: He said, as interviewed by Alan Miller (1985): “I don’t consider myself a Master, in no way. [Crowley] may be a Master. I’m not. The less gab they have, the less emphasis on I love [...]

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Louie Lingam, Part II

Thursday, February 23, 2012

A couple of couplets by T Polyphilus over on his blog today at “Louie Lingam, Part II“: “I am not an Agnostic in your sense of the word: your god-idea is too vacuous for any theologian to lie about it. I am not an Agnostic in your sense of the word: fancy ignorance held up [...]

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Gnostica

Thursday, December 8, 2011

I noticed that Dionysius posted his discovery of Gnostica, a game played with pyramids and tarot cards. “This game looks like great fun. Tarot cards and pyramids; what’s not to like?” [via] I’m going to try really hard to keep this relatively brief, and avoid going down the rabbit hole of talking about everything there [...]

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The Gift of Death

Thursday, September 15, 2011

T Polyphilus has posted over on his blog a review of Jacques Derrida’s Gift of Death which you may be interested in checking out. “‘What does it mean to share a secret?’ Derrida asks more than once. Only those who know how to die could tell, and they won’t say.”

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T Polyphilus posts a banishing for the young

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

T Polyphilus has posted over on his blog an “incantation” which is “the latest in a brief series of rituals specially suited to magicians who have not yet reached the age of reason. It is adapted from a well-known English bedtime prayer.” This should be recognizable to many in its essence, but take a gander [...]

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“AC on N” is a new post by T Polyphilus

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

T Polyphilus recently posted “AC on N” which is about Aleister Crowley’s writing on Nietzsche in The Vindication of Nietzsche: “Nietzsche’s true agenda is coming to fruition in a “New Religion” illustrated by passages from The Book of the Law. Although Crowley elsewhere described Anna Kingsford as the Baptizer John anticipating his Thelemic movement, in [...]

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“There is no Eros but Eros, in that none are so hot and wet and fast and strong and deep and piercing and brilliant and subtle and creative and corrosive and tyrannous and subversive as Love.”

Friday, October 2, 2009

“There is no Eros but Eros, in that none are so hot and wet and fast and strong and deep and piercing and brilliant and subtle and creative and corrosive and tyrannous and subversive as Love.” T Polyphilus: Vigorous Food & Divine Madness

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“LOVE is the Omnipotence of the Ideal. By the Ideal the soul is exalted; it becomes greater than Nature, more living than the world, loftier than Science, more immortal than Life.”

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

“LOVE is the Omnipotence of the Ideal. By the Ideal the soul is exalted; it becomes greater than Nature, more living than the world, loftier than Science, more immortal than Life.” Love is the Realization of the Impossible – T Polyphilus: Vigorous Food & Divine Madness

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