"When you have proved that God is merely a name for the sex instinct, it appears to me not far to the perception that the sex instinct is God." - Aleister Crowley

The Equinox

Equinox I (01).pdf
http://sh.st/2OzUU

Equinox I (02).pdf
http://sh.st/2OzWe

Equinox I (03).pdf
http://sh.st/2Ozvd

Equinox I (04).pdf
http://sh.st/2Ozdi

Equinox I (05).pdf
http://sh.st/2OzrT

Equinox I (06).pdf
http://sh.st/2Ol7R

Equinox I (07).pdf
http://sh.st/2Ol2z

Equinox I (08).pdf
http://sh.st/2OlXV

Equinox I (09).pdf
http://sh.st/2OlGm

Equinox I (10).pdf
http://sh.st/2OlUj

Blue Equinox.pdf
http://sh.st/2Oljo

Equinox Vol III Number 4 Eight Lectures on Yoga.pdf
http://sh.st/2Ok2E

Nightside of Eden by Kenneth Grant

The often obtuse and much maligned Kenneth Grant is probably one of the least understood occultist and writers of the 20th century. Within the shadowy world of the arcane and esoteric the reactions and opinions concerning Grant and his writings are passionate and varied. Some consider him the rightful successor of the legendary Aleister Crowley and the "Left Hand Path" while others consider him no more that a madman.

'Nightside of Eden' first published in '77 has taken almost as much negative criticism as the man himself. This is a book shunned by many, even feared by some. Words such as delusional and incoherent are among those used to describe this evocative text. I stand on the other side of the ongoing debate and consider it to be the most insightful and influential work on the qlipothic energies and their function and activity on the Tree of Life ever published. The major fault almost always pointed out by the detractors of this abstract work is the fact that almost no previous body of esoteric teaching concerning these qlipothic energies exist to support Grant's claims. It's this lack of quasi-historical validation that turns many away from the contents of this book.

Kenneth Grant's books are never an easy read and this one maybe one of the most difficult of all. Highly original and imaginative in content, Grant displays his impressive knowledge of arcane signs and symbols and an innate ability to blend the very personal aspects of thought and imagination with the more impersonal aspects of theory and practice.

One thing seems certain, there will never be a true consensus of opinion on the value, or lack of value of the 'Nightside of Eden.' Thus the debate rages on. Is it a masterpiece or the ranting and raving of an egomanical manic? Maybe the more important question would be, is it Atavastic Breakthrough or Psychotic Breakdown?

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Amrita: Essays in Magical Rejuvenation by Aleister Crowley

A collection of Aleister Crowley's writings on occult medicine, particularly on Amrita: an ambrosia or "elixir of life" said to ensure longevity, restore youth and energy, and bestow various occult boons. It was referred to by Crowley as "the principal Secret of the Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O. )." Edited with an introduction by Martin P. Starr. Contents are: Foreword by Soror Grimaud (Helen Parsons Smith); Introduction by Martin P. Starr; A. M. R. I. T. A. ; The Elixir of Life: Our Magical Medicine; The Elixir of Life (I); The Elixir of Life (II); The Order of the Purifications on Waking; Remarkable Experiment with the Elixirof Life; AMRITA; Additional Cases; IT; On Food.

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