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Thelemic Writers Wanted! The Future of Applied Thelema

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Things are a’changing. While I’m not going to predict how the chips will fall, this past January, a group of individuals set out on a journey to bring to fruition a vision I articulated last October. I am absolutely...

Affirming the Apocalypse Thoughts on Thelemic Eschatology

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Every theology tells a story of apocalypses, of endings, of last things. Some imagine them as cosmic ruptures—trumpets, judgments, cataclysms—while others see them as dissolutions into the quiet of nirvana or the slow...

The Crisis of Revelation Returning to the Word

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. I ran across some recent social media posts by Frater Memefication, who seems to be turning away from his decades of shitposting and misrepresenting Thelema toward sounding more like Gerald, Marco, and even me.1His...

Building the Island Sustainability in an Era of Instability

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. The world has been “ending” in people’s imaginations for as long as we’ve had imaginations, which is both comforting and annoying. The comforting part is that history is not a single fragile crystal goblet; it’s more...

Born Again. And Again The Thrice-Born of Earth, Water, and Air

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Thelemites are “thrice-born”; we accept everything for what it is, without “lust of result,” without insisting upon things conforming with à priori ideals, or regretting their failure to do so. We can therefore “enjoy...