So much of what magicians have taken for granted this century stems from the work of the Golden Dawn and Aleister Crowley. Much of what will constitute standard magical theory and practice in the next century will derive from the state-of-the-art ideas and techniques currently under development in Chaos Magic.
Phil Hine, Condensed Chaos: An Introduction to Chaos Magic
Randall Bowyer reviews The Pathworkings of Aleister Crowley: The Treasure House of Images by J F C Fuller, with Aleister Crowley, David Cherubim, Lon Milo DuQuette, Christopher S Hyatt, and Nancy Wasserman; in the archive of Bkwyrm’s Occult Book Reviews. This book contains 2 1/2 pages by Crowley, no pathworkings at all, and 57 pages […]
Annihilation of Aleister Crowley, initiated December 3, 1909 at Bou-Saada, Algeria
Greater Feast of Aleister Crowley, died December 1, 1947 at Hastings, United Kingdom
First Initiation of Aleister Crowley, November 18, 1898 at London, England
Lesser Feast of Aleister Crowley, born October 12, 1875 at Leamington Spa, England
The symbolic syncretism of the Golden Dawn a century ago, which fused renaissance Hermeticism with oriental esoterics drawn from the European imperial experience, only fully flowered when Aleister Crowley added a battery of gnostic power techniques culled from diverse cultural sources.
Phil Hine, Condensed Chaos: An Introduction to Chaos Magic
Annihilation of Aleister Crowley, on December 3, 1909 at Bou-Saada, Algeria
Greater Feast of Aleister Crowley, died December 1, 1947 at Hastings, United Kingdom
First Initiation of Aleister Crowley, on November 18, 1898 at London, England