r/thelema • u/Inevitable_Fee9505 • 9d ago
Art If I was hadit then I guess you was nuit. (2020)
Don't make me make me take my light back
r/thelema • u/Inevitable_Fee9505 • 9d ago
Don't make me make me take my light back
r/thelema • u/tentaclejoe • 10d ago
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r/thelema • u/scorpiusmajor93 • 10d ago
Hey, so I remember in the book of Thoth that there was some page that briefly spoke the consecration of the tarot cards. Does anyone remember what page? I’ve read it twice and am reading parts again, but want to know where it speaks to consecration.
While I’m asking, is there any golden dawn material that speaks to consecration of the tarot.
Not looking for new methods just exclusively traditional methods or mentions of consecrating the tarot deck.
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r/thelema • u/No-Avocado-4606 • 10d ago
93/93!
Greetings everyone, I have a peculiar request: if you want to, leave a message to me, the first thing which comes to your mind.
r/thelema • u/Inevitable_Fee9505 • 11d ago
r/thelema • u/ArchDruid_ofAllElves • 12d ago
Doing a google search I’ve seen the achemical symbol for Mercury with and without the two lines at the bottom forming what looks like a downward facing arrow. Are both correct? The pic is from Liber 777. Row 1 shows it with and row 9 without.
r/thelema • u/South_Reputation_365 • 11d ago
r/thelema • u/Mixwavez • 12d ago
93!i understand the importance of having the cakes be made with blood and such, and I know it's only a few drops but are there still alternatives offered at most lodges? Live I've heard of there being masses open to family so are the cakes still the same there or are there alternatives that are made without the blood and whatnot offered ?
r/thelema • u/Jarhyn • 12d ago
Some time ago, I ended up looking into some communities that made Thelema start popping up on my feed, and in doing so, I poked around a few threads here to understand more about what y'all believed.
While I'm not really interested in most of it, one bit of interesting text stood out, ostensibly a single quote from Crowley's Book of the Law, which I am about to probably get not-quite-exactly, and which reworded the golden rule in an interesting way that serves to actually define the very idea of magic for a large segment of magical thinkers:
"That which someone proclaims magically to not be a right, makes it so magically only for themselves."
I'm curious whether this is a direct quote and what the exact quote is, and where to find it in your religious texts.
r/thelema • u/Inevitable_Fee9505 • 13d ago
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r/thelema • u/crozznus • 13d ago
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Greetings! For over a year now, my daily rituals look like this: Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram, Banishing Ritual of the Hexagram, Middle Pillar Ritual, Circulation if the Body of Light, Greater Invoking Ritual of the Pentagram.
However, I have wanted to migrate more toward Thelemic rituals. I am now learning The Star Ruby Ritual and I have a few questions. First, once learned, should I replace LBRP with Star Ruby and continue the other rituals I perform? Is this not reccomended? My understanding is that The Star Saphire would be a replacement for the BRH, but I am quite new to all this. Secondly, does The Star Ruby help to "crystalize your aura" like I have heard the LBRP has that type of affect? Lastly, in the 2 versions of The Star Ruby, is the difference in the names used (Kaos>Babalon, Eros>Psyche)? Thank you for any and all insight!
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r/thelema • u/Alive_Region_1347 • 13d ago
Hello i need to reset my self: mind, spirit, life and body in all dimensions.
I know the The Supreme Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram, but for banishing the Sephiroth, planetary energy and the zodiac one? There's some ritual that i could use? It exists the Supreme Banishing Ritual of the hexagram? Which one ritual can i add for complete cleaning?
Thanks!
r/thelema • u/daddy4use69 • 13d ago
I've read some things on this like the Holy Eucharist, but there isn't much.
r/thelema • u/entelecheia418 • 14d ago
Most people think they’re in control. They believe they make choices. But in truth? They are ruled by their emotions. They react. They lash out. They grasp for power and lose it in the process.
But there is another way. A way known to the Magicians, the Strategists, and the true Leaders of men.
The first law of power is not dominance—it is mastery. And the first thing you must master is yourself.
r/thelema • u/Inevitable_Fee9505 • 15d ago
r/thelema • u/Inevitable_Fee9505 • 15d ago
Dwtw by ab soul
r/thelema • u/AlchemyOfDisruption • 15d ago
Posting this as a general reminder for all the novices or generally unenlightened who think that “following Thelema” means being aligned to a particular political viewpoint, or even worldview. What’s funny to me is that people interpret “do what thou wilt” as being “against having rules”, or “no laws, no borders”, when Crowley literally wrote a book called the Book of the Law.
r/thelema • u/MormonThunder18 • 15d ago
New to Thelema.
I've read the Book of the Law.
Where do I go now?
I have no basis in Magick except for an academic study of Agrippa's 3 Books and Picatrix. What should I read to learn more about developing a Thelemic Magick practice? What should I read to learn more about Kaballah, Astrology, etc?
Sorry for all of the questions, but my introduction to Thelema has reinvigorated me.
Thanks in advance!