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: The Beast 666 (re: moon child; homunculus; lunar intelligence) (1997)
Sara Northrup Hubbard
Book chapter: Black Magic ‘n Betty: Sub-Figura vel Liber Babalon (1997)
Chapter Seven Black Magic and Betty[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/19980424210004/www.brotherblue.org/brethren/hubbard6.htm], [1. Excerpt from Barefaced Messiah: http://www.clambake.org/archive/books/bfm/bfmconte.htm] "Hubbard broke up black magic in America... because he was well known as a writer and philosopher and … [Read more...] about Book chapter: Black Magic ‘n Betty: Sub-Figura vel Liber Babalon (1997)
Book: The Magical Revival (Acknowledgements) (1991)
Acknowledgements[1. Grant, K. (1991). The magical revival. London: Skoob Books Pub.] The author has at his disposal the entire body of Aleister Crowley's writings (published and unpublished), and wishes to thank Mr. John Symonds--Crowley's literary executor--for allowing complete freedom in the use of it. John W. Parsons, head of the Pasadena Lodge of the O.T.O. between 1940 and 1945 observed that Kelley's life of crime, sparked off by the Angel's communication, resembled closely what … [Read more...] about Book: The Magical Revival (Acknowledgements) (1991)
Book: Bare-faced Messiah (1987)
Kaye, who would later become a psychologist, said she made a clinical diagnosis of Hubbard during the weeks they spent together in Palm Springs. 'There was no doubt in my mind he was a manic depressive with paranoid tendencies. Many manics are delightful, productive people with tremendous energy and self-confidence. He was like that in his manic stage - enormously creative, carried away by feelings of omnipotence and talking all the time of grandiose schemes. 'But when I arrived he was in a … [Read more...] about Book: Bare-faced Messiah (1987)
Reporter’s Daily Transcript in Scientology v. Armstrong 15 May 1984
Author: Michael Flynn
External link: Reporter's Daily Transcript (May 15, 1984)
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT NO. 57 HON. PAUL G. BRECKENRIDGE, JR., JUDGE CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY OF CALIFORNIA, Plaintiff, vs. GERALD ARMSTRONG, Defendant. MARY SUE HUBBARD, Intervenor. ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) No. C 420153 REPORTERS’ TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS Tuesday, May 15, 1984 VOLUME 12 [...] Q BY MR. FLYNN: Why did you send me exhibit 500 quadruple O, Mr. Armstrong? I think I have got … [Read more...] about Reporter’s Daily Transcript in Scientology v. Armstrong 15 May 1984
Reporter’s Daily Transcript: Scientology v. Armstrong (15 May 1984)
Source: http://www.gerryarmstrong.org/50k/legal/a1/2495.php Q BY MR. FLYNN: Why did you send me exhibit 500 quadruple O, Mr. Armstrong? I think I have got a little bit ahead of myself. Let me withdraw that for the time being and go back to 500 quadruple J, "L. Ron Hubbard and J.W. Parsons"; why did you send me that? A [Gerry Armstrong] Inside the organization I had come across what were called entheta newspaper articles dealing with or claiming that Hubbard was connected with the OTO, … [Read more...] about Reporter’s Daily Transcript: Scientology v. Armstrong (15 May 1984)