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Originally posted by Seraphim_Serpente
dh - you are spewing some serious non-sense in your posts - is your medication running low? I love it when Members of the Fundamentalist Christian CULTS oops... I mean "Churches" calling Free Thinkers who find Value in the PHILOSOPHY of Thelema & get together to discuss it -a "CULT"!
The Book of the Law says that all of your "Churches" & "Governments" are nothing but RESTRICTION! You are treating fellow Citizens like BABIES! I believe that the time will come that when the words "Freedom & Liberty" are mentioned then there better be actual Freedom & Liberty available to people in their lives - if not - well in that case just watch for the Revolution!
The basis of our Philosophy - The most Ideal for the 21st Century that WE WANT & are willing to Fight for is "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law."!
Down with Tyrannical "Moralists"!
[edit on 19-6-2005 by Seraphim_Serpente]
Originally posted by dh
Listen to the whisperings, OTO adherents - they are reprogramming your DNA/RNA
Originally posted by dh
The Christian system, a repetitive outgrowth of other more ancient religions is damned and finished
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And what to replace? In the empty chasm of the mechanistic chance-occurrence world?
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Madame Blavatsky with her Great White Brotherhood
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Listen to the whisperings, OTO adherents - they are reprogramming your DNA/RNA
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Of course, in this particular aspect of this space/time continuum, the do what thou wilt psychopathy is being used by both the established governments and their hidden backers and sequestered secret societies to screw the most of the goyim, the chattel, the cattle
Originally posted by HeirX
Hello all and 93
I am both a Mason and a member of the O.T.O.
If I can help clear up any misunderstandings it would be my pleasure.
Originally posted by TgSoe
I have a couple questions Amigo... I didn't think you could be a Mason in a regular Lodge and be an OTO member seeing as some believe OTO to be clandestine Masonry. There's a part in the 3rd degree that forbids joining a clandestine lodge.
Originally posted by Cug
Originally posted by dh
While Crowley may have some had connections into the Thule society, his recorded intonations of rite give us an almost exact voice-double of Churchill
Exact? Crowley has a very nasally sound Churchill didn't have. listen for yourself www.rawilsonfans.com...
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[edit on 6/18/2005 by Cug]
Originally posted by Cug
Originally posted by dh
Listen to the whisperings, OTO adherents - they are reprogramming your DNA/RNA
That is one goofy statement.
Any more questions about the O.T.O. out there?
Originally posted by dh
Pentagrams? I rest my case
Originally posted by sebatwerk
Freemasonry and the OTO are two separate organizations. As far as I know, OTO doesn't pretend to be masonic in any way and therefore cannot be cosidered a clandestine masonic organization. Just because OTO has copied symbols or rituals or what not doesn't mean anything. Lots of organizations have done that. Just about every fraternity in the world has taken something from Freemasonry. Doesn't mean that we are forbidden from joining them, because they do not try to pass themselves off as being masonic.
Crowley quickly realized that the post-Yarker era meant change. He was not rebellious by reflex, at least where old British institutions were concerned. He undoubtedly believed O.T.O. had authority from Yarker to work the Antient and Primitive Rite's equivalent to the Craft degrees in England, but once made aware of the issue of regularity when having his own French masonic credentials declined,he was not defiant and on his own made changes to the O.T.O. to avoid conflict. He inserted notices into the last number of The Equinox to the effect that the O.T.O.did not infringe upon the just privileges of the Grand Lodge of England.
During WWI Crowley worked slightly revised English Craft rituals in America,but despite the absence of a central Grand Lodge, he met with objections frommasonic authorities. He then rewrote the O.T.O. rituals for I°- III°so that they no longer resembled Craft masonry degrees in language, theme or intent.
The situation with the O.T.O. and masonry today is somewhat different than in Crowley's time, but the spirit of fraternity and respect is the same. We have taken several steps to avoid even the appearance of infringement on masonic privileges. An increasing number of O.T.O. members are masons-many having taken their initiations in masonic lodge with The Book of the Law as the volume of the sacred law. These members feel no conflict with their masonic vows in being members of O.T.O.
The O.T.O. is evolving, and will in time become grow away from its masonic roots,as we have our own unique emphasis and mission. It is however vital that we first educate ourselves thoroughly in our doctrinal origins so that we do not, in our ignorance, change or abandon ideas and values we do not yet understand.-H.B.
Originally posted by dh
Pentagrams? I rest my case
Originally posted by Cug
Crowley quickly realized that the post-Yarker era meant change. He was not rebellious by reflex, at least where old British institutions were concerned. He undoubtedly believed O.T.O. had authority from Yarker to work the Antient and Primitive Rite's equivalent to the Craft degrees in England, but once made aware of the issue of regularity when having his own French masonic credentials declined,he was not defiant and on his own made changes to the O.T.O. to avoid conflict. He inserted notices into the last number of The Equinox to the effect that the O.T.O.did not infringe upon the just privileges of the Grand Lodge of England.
Originally posted by akilles
'Do what thou wilt....' WOULD be a great argument, given that the will of an individual doesn't cross that of other with psychopathic disregard.
Originally posted by akilles
And most were happy to believe they were on the side of good, that Bombing Hiroshima was good!
Originally posted by JustMe74
I don't know of anyone who believes that bombing Hiroshima was "good"; it was pretty horrible.... but then, so was the carpet bombing of Tokyo that killed over 200,000 people (more than Hiroshima) the week before. Nothing in war is really "good".
Originally posted by Cug
Akilles, really do you know anything about the O.T.O.? or Thelema? Who have you talked to? What have you read? Why do you think this?
The claims you are making are so far off from the way they actually are it’s not even funny.