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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...

Feast Every Day Examining the Sabbath in the New Aeon

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Last year, I re-read The Ancient Practice Series and finished with Dan Allender’s contribution to the series, Sabbath. In the foreword, series editor Phyllis Tickle writes, “Interestingly enough, the discipline of...

Realigning the Aeons, Part I An Integral Approach to Aeonic Theory

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. The aeons are something many Thelemites take for granted without realizing just how unstable the foundation of our doctrine of the aeons really is throughout Crowley’s writings. He mentions them now and again, makes a...