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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...

Texture of Sound A Longing for the Imperfect Life

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Before I drop into this, I want to stress that I’m not asserting any kind of authority here when it comes to musical taste. It’s merely my anecdotal way of getting from Thought A to Point B. Music from childhood has a...

Nostrum Futurum In Stellis Politics of the Stars

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. No matter where you sit on the political spectrum, the apocryphal Chinese curse is upon us, and we are certainly living in “interesting times.” I live in the United States, so I cannot help but see politics tainted from...

Tree Meet Forest Tending a Garden of Thelemites

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. It is nifty to say that every man and every woman is a star—self-ruling, radiant, burning in their course. But all stars belong to a universe larger than themselves. Our light is not diminished by this context. It is...

Puer Aeternus Tenebrarum The Dark Side of Peter Pan

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. For an account that hides itself safely behind a nom-de-plume, I often lack a filter when it comes to self-disclosure on many levels. So here’s another piece of personal information for you: I was born deaf. Aside from...

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...