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April 24, 1998 by Caroline Letkeman

Article: Jack Parsons JPL’s Sorcerous Scientist: Sub-Figura vel Liber Babalon (ca. 1998)

  

Jack Parsons JPL's Sorcerous Scientist[1. V.H. Fra. B.R.H., B:.B:. (n.d. ). Liber Babalon Liber VI Publication in Class B An Holy Observer of the Babalon Bunch©. www.brotherblue.org. Retrieved 8 July 2010 from http://web.archive.org/web/19980424201950/http://www.brotherblue.org/brethren/parsons3.htm] "The [Babalon] Working began in 1945-46, a few months before Crowley's death in 1947, and just prior to the wave of unexplained aerial phenomena now recalled as the 'Great Flying Saucer … [Read more...] about Article: Jack Parsons JPL’s Sorcerous Scientist: Sub-Figura vel Liber Babalon (ca. 1998)

Filed Under: Essays and Articles Tagged With: Allied Enterprises, Cal Tech, Jack Parsons, John Symonds, L. Ron Hubbard, L. Sprague de Camp, Marjorie Cameron, The Babalon Working, The Scarlet Woman, Wilfred T. Smith

January 1, 1997 by Caroline Letkeman

Book: The Beast 666 (1997)

  

In the spring of 1945, Parsons met a new aspirant to the Great Work, a young man called Ron Hubbard. Hubbard's magical potential was very great and he made a considerable impression upon the members of Agape Lodge, especially on Betty, the mistress of Dr Parsons; she soon found herself sleeping with him. Frater 210 (Dr Parsons) was not unduly upset about this; for he had decided to follow even more closely in the Beast's footsteps and find, by magical means, a Scarlet Woman, his own true … [Read more...] about Book: The Beast 666 (1997)

Filed Under: Biographical Tagged With: abyss, Aleister Crowley, Beast 666, Jack Parsons, John Symonds, Karl Germer, L. Ron Hubbard, magic, magicians, Marjorie Cameron, occult

January 1, 1997 by Caroline Letkeman

Book: Aleister Crowley on the Moonchild (1997)

  

The Beast was rarely lacking in creativeness; and in the spring of 1917, he turned out in rapid succession essays, and short stories about a detective called 'Simon Iff'. He ascribed his creative ability at this time to the stimulating effect of the old quarter of New Orleans where he was living. 'I wrote day and night continuously — poems, essays and short stories.' He also tried his hand at a longish novel called The Net or The Butterfly Net, the butterfly being the ancient Chinese symbol for … [Read more...] about Book: Aleister Crowley on the Moonchild (1997)

Filed Under: Essays and Articles Tagged With: Aleister Crowley, De Homunculo Epistola, homunculus, John Symonds, Moonchild, occult, The Beast 666

January 1, 1997 by Caroline Letkeman

Book: The Beast 666 by John Symonds (1997)

  

In the spring of 1945, Parsons met a new aspirant to the Great Work, a young man called Ron Hubbard. Hubbard's magical potential was very great and he made a considerable impression upon the members of Agapé Lodge, especially on Betty, the mistress of Dr Parsons; she soon found herself sleeping with him. Frater 210 (Dr Parsons) was not unduly upset about this; for he had decided to follow even more closely in the Beast's footsteps and find, by magical means, a Scarlet Woman, his own true … [Read more...] about Book: The Beast 666 by John Symonds (1997)

Filed Under: Essays and Articles Tagged With: Agapé Lodge, Aleister Crowley, Allied Enterprises, Elemental, Enochian magic, Jack Parsons, John Symonds, Karl Germer, L. Ron Hubbard, Moonchild, OTO, Sara Northrup Hubbard, secrecy, The Babalon Working, The Scarlet Woman, title doctor

January 1, 1969 by Caroline Letkeman

Book: The Confessions of Aleister Crowley (1969)

  

As to my study of Islam, I got a sheikh to teach me Arabic and the practices of ablution, prayer and so on, so that at some future time I might pass for a Moslem among themselves. I had it in my mind to repeat Burton's journey to Mecca sooner or later. I learnt a number of chapters of the Koran by heart. I never went to Mecca, it seemed rather vieux jeu, but my ability to fraternize fully with Mohammedans has proved of infinite use in many ways. My sheikh was profoundly versed in the … [Read more...] about Book: The Confessions of Aleister Crowley (1969)

Filed Under: Essays and Articles Tagged With: Aleister Crowley, John Symonds, L. Ron Hubbard, occult

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