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#PoetryMatters Day 10: #Cauldron
I bought this in August 1986, started reading its 960 pages, and got about 10% of the way into it then put it down for 35 years. It just sprang to my notice today that somehow over the intervening period I've managed to not catalogue it. Well, I have now, and wonder whether I might read it this year 🤔
(Yes, Crowley *has* drawn a knob on his own head in the self-portrait on the cover 🍆)
My bookish Box Tshirts. Traveling with my favorite book T's. Definitely love Bookish Box and Owl Crate. I'm almost 34 and still love my Book T's.
#litsytraveler #booktshirts
1. Yes.
2. 50%
3. Esoteric and/or Philosophy
4. #Animal-Speak #TedAndrews
#HelloThursday #Non-Fiction @wanderinglynn
Collection of three Qabalistic texts:
1. Gematria - it provides essential explanations of the oretical and practal Qabalistic number analysis and philosophy.
2. 777 - A complete magical and phiosophic dictionary--a key to all religion and practical occultism
3. Sepher Sephiroth - a unique dictionary listing hundreds of Hebrew words arranged by numerical value co-authored #AllanBennett
This edition is edited and introduced by #IsraelRegardie
"I have not made an entry in this record for a whole week. I seem to be losing control and my diary, lying untouched in my drawer, is becoming like a horrible fiend. It worries me when I do not enter it... Tonight I must write an entry. I MUST."
#WesternEsotericTradition
#Diary #A.'.A.'.
"BY the name A.'.A.'., we designate that ONE and ETERNAL ORDER that Paul Foster Case and Kenneth Mackenzie called the 'True and Invisible Order,' and Karl von Eckartshausen titled the 'Interior Church' or 'Community of Light'. Existing throughout history, silently guiding humanity's cultural and spiritual evolution, it is the Holy of Holies wherein that Sacred Ark rests inviolate."
Ordered three books by Crowley from Amazon. The first arrived today! The others will be arriving Monday, and Tuesday.
200 Pages, including six appendices, glossary, bibliography and a foreword by J. Daniel Gunther, and a preface and introduction by James Wasserman who also edited the book.
This edition is copyrighted 2006. The original Crowley material is collected from 1909-1913
A closer look
