"...not only does it seem to me the only conceivable way of reconciling
this and similar passages with "Every man and every woman is a star." to
assert the sovereignty of the individual, and to deny the right-to-exist
to "class-consciousness," "crowd-psychology," and so to mob-rule and
Lynch-Law, but also the only practicable plan whereby we may each one of
us settle down peaceably to mind his own business, to pursue his True
Will, and to accomplish the Great Work.

So never lose sight for a moment of the maxim so often repeated in one
context or another in these letters: that fear is at the root of every
possibility of trouble, and that "Fear is failure, and the forerunner of
failure. Be thou therefore without fear; for in the heart of the coward
virtue abideth not."

Love is the law, love under will.

Yours fraternally,

666"

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HTML coding by Frater T.S. for Nu Isis Working Group.

On 12 May, 10:06, Joseph Littleshoes isp.com> wrote:

Executive Function wrote:

Crowley. I've seen postcards and short letters in the Montgomery Evans
III collection at the Lilly Library at Indiana University(Bloomington)
where he uses the cabalistic shorthand.

On 14 May, 17:21, igd iinet.com> wrote:

Um. Now I know.... thankyou! But what on earth, how on earth, did
Crowleys letters end up in Indiana?

On May 14, 12:28 pm, Executive Function wrote:

Damn, girl, you are seriously fucking lazy. You're sitting in front
of a computer, use it. Have you heard of this website called www.google.com?

http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly/tour/foyer.shtml
http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly/lilly/mss/html/evansm.html
http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly/lilly/mss/html/russelll.html

On 14 May, 22:23, mika gmail.com> wrote:

Executive Function wrote:

Crowley had a friend named Montgomery Evans III, a book collector, who
corresponded with Crowley, some of his associates and a number of other
authors. His collection of books and letters...

On 15 May, 10:38, igd iinet.com> wrote:

Being a confirmed coward, I take a bit of objection to this. I am often
afraid, but generally that doesn't stop me from doing what I need to do.

Fear isn't the end of reason, any more than is any other emotion.

zsarnok

Joseph Littleshoes wrote:

"zsars" joke.com> wrote in message
news:ccb7a$482b60cc$7283@news.teranews.com...

Fear is only a sign to proceed with caution, and hope that your preparations
were sufficient.