billbundix |
01-08-2004 06:08 PM |
O.K. sorry, maybe i was a little to quick to pass judgement. i had just gotten home from a 16 hour shift and i wasnt thinking too clearly. maybe what i should have said was that people should not believe everything they read. Crowley was great at what he did, and i'm sure he truely believed in everything he wrote and did. but, he wasnt as original as everyone wants to believe. what crowley was best at was traveling around, meeting a lot of people with a lot of different ideals, and choosing the ones that he believed he could market. the man had to make a living. i mean he was practically the "jimmy swaggart" of the occultists, he used sex, drugs, and a vivid imagination to manipulate weak minded people into doing his bidding. which is great, more power to him. as far as lavey is concerned, i cant say that i respect him as much. he used even less imagination, although he still accomplished his goals. but never the less, if either of them had found a way to communicate with "satan", surely you would have heard of it by now.
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