The dwarfs are real, Crowley is not.
> in charge, but these normally have beards and are rarely smooth. The
> rare almost completely hairless verson of the latter is usually
> something like Tolkien's Gollum.
When you are underground, you do not see them as childhood fancy.
> "Then in the physiology of these children of men, with their expanding
> brains, their great sensitive hands and diminishing bodies, great
> changes were necessarily worked....They are the descendants of man--at
> dinner. Watch them as they hop on their hands--a method of progression
> advocated already by Bjornsen--about the pure white marble floor.
> Great hands they have, enormous brains, soft, liquid, soulful eyes.
> Their whole muscular system, their legs, their abdomens, are
> shrivelled to nothing, a dangling, degraded pendant to their minds."
> The Man of the Year Million H G Wells 1901
>
> The second alien 'moon men':
>
> "...short, grey skinned creatures, with high foreheads, no nose, and
> bulging eyes who walked with a strange gait due to their oddly
> articulated legs" The Selenites from First Men on the Moon, H G Wells
> 1901 (the water elementals were also associated with the Moon so
> archetypal influence may also be active).
>
> Sci Fi creatures after this often merge these features, and were later
> graphically portrayed in comics and magazines.
>
> Note the eyes are completely different.
>
> These sci fi images (of all kinds) greatly influenced UFO sightings.
>
> The main archetype emerged in the Betty and Barney Hill encounter,
> that seemed strangely similar to these Sci Fi images but included the
> wrap around eyes. This was a rare image but became influencial due to
> the 'accurate' star chart shown, identifying the alien homeworld.
>
> Twelve days before this the Outer Limits invented just such a being
>
>
www.davidjschow.com/limits/ol_episodes6.html
>
> Things really take off with the CIA's Cold War 'Saucer Down'
> disinformation project, designed to make the Russians think America
> was 'back engineering' alien super technology. The various models for
> the dead aliens were very influenced by the Hill alien report.
>
> UFOlogists created a Grey stereotype from the synthesis of these
> reports, and people started seeing them.
>
> Things really became hot when Spielberg used these images for CE3
>
> After which nearly 75%% of alien reports in America were of Greys, with
> much less in other countries (such as UK where they are around 10%%).
> Arguably the differences reflect the varied influence of the American
> media.
>
> Some argue that the Sci Fi aspect actually reveals aliens psychically
> or through 'controlled disclosure'. However this last example seems to
> refute that, as its unlikely different types of alien would visit
> different countries.
>
> All this and more is now on Wikipedia by the way....
>
> The Greys have become linked to Abduction, however this is a modern
> paranoid form of an old Fey encounter (which in its magical forms
> often included sex).
>
> This is the clue, as those of us who work with Fey (or any non
> physical being) know that, whether they are controlled hallucination
> or lifeform, they appear according to expectations. Not only
> individual, but also socially mediated, cultural and archetypal. The
> proportion depending on the strength of mind of the operant perciever
> in relation to the strength of their culture and media presense.
>
> The forms they inhabit are basically robotic 'thought forms'
> constructed in our imagination, but it also determines their behaviour
> as well as their appearance. If we expect hostiles we get hostiles, or
> if a media hysteria spreads 'alien invasion' we get 'invaders'.
>
> I've taken part in visualisation encounters in which such Greys are
> very vivid, strong and independent.
>
> Circumstancial evidence and tradition suggests that such robot forms
> can become the bodies of more mysterious formless entities, attracted
> by the form generated according to their nature, and past association
> with such a form, but are also programmed by it, just as we are by our
> own physical brains.
>
> As for Lam, I think he may be Crowley's own elemental contact, perhaps
> even influenced by HG Wells etc. But other evidence suggests the image
> is a fusion of a caracature of Crowley himself merged with the Buddha,
> as some higher being within him, the head contains an abstract tree of
> life if you look carefully, another reason for its shape. But then
> maybe Crowley was saying someting significant here. Curiously Lam is
> the seed sound of the Root Chakra, associated with the domain of
> physical forms by Tantrists.
>
> Kao
Crowley had no 1st cakra initiation. There are bthree tarot inits and he had
none. Aiwas is himself or Alphard rising, whether in devonshire or Cairo.
Crowley had Hydra ascending in the natal and Aiwass horoscope, but no tarot
initiation. He prefered Italy to Germany and thus perhaps never came across
the right lodge.