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Reconsidering the Sphinx A Different View of the Four Verbs of the Mage

1Various parts of this essay are taken from a private letter to a Brother written in 2019. Updated and expanded in 2025.Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Several years ago, I wrote a series of letters to a Brother on the rays of the Law—light, life,...

Seven Qualities of Culture He remains an Englishman

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Once upon a time, I had a course in which we were asked to define culture in a way that was both academically accurate and yet uniquely personal. After much study of the resources, I decided mine would read as such:...

A New Aeon Ecclesiastic Rebuilding Trust in Leadership

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. I want to make a couple of sweeping statements. They aren’t precisely correct, but they are correct enough to get us headed in the right direction. However, I want to lay down a foundation for what the continuity and...

The Virtues of the Stars Building a Monastic Code

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. There was a time when I began examining several fairly intense principles in search of an ascetic approach to Thelema. That ultimately softened and turned toward a more cenobitic-inclined study in the pursuit of a ‘what...

Alethiology, Part 2 Utilizing a Thelemic Therapeutic Orientation

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. In Alethiology, Part 1, I laid the foundation for what I believe is the beginning framework for a potential theoretical orientation in mental health grounded in the Law of Thelema. Along with the underlying Thelemic...