The Book of the Law
 

Has anyone else read this book. I can only get past the introduction before I'm confused out of my mind. I was wondering if someone could explain this book a bit to me.

What the heck is that?

A book by Aleister Crowley.

You could try asking around at Beliefnet's forums -- I'm sure there has to be a specific folder for Crowley/Thelema/the various orders in there somewhere. They have this kind of crappy tendency to lump all the "other" religions together, though, so it might be crammed into some tiny corner of their "Pagan/Earth-Based" section. :\

To understand any of Crowley's books you'd have to spend a few years learning about his various teachings and whatnot. I mean, look at the Book of Lies. The first two chapters are ! and ?.

is he the guy who had a cottage in scotland, summoned monsters, practised black magic and was 'the most wicked man in the world'? or am i getting mixed up?

Yeah, that's him. And thanks a bunch Mashiroresnr. I misspelled that badly. And where would you begin, then, Meatloaf?

alistair crowley wrote a book called sepher sephiroth which he stole from FF7. sephiroth means numbers in hebrew. they stole it from ff7 too.

Sorry to burst your bubble, The Exile, but Crowley died long before videogames even existed. As for where to start, I really wouldn't know. I suggest trolling the web.

also sorry to burst your bubble exile, but hebrew existed a long time before video games...


i do believe thats twice the sarcasm in one delivery.