Still listening to this album. Returned home with it awaiting.
Enjoying this a lot.
Why such force? Why such brutality? Lately this is the lamentation of others. Violence speaks in tongues. It rolls over like a white eye and severs all connections. Punctuated blade in your gut.
Receive the Word and be delivered.
Beware of those who smell battle and lust for union.
My brother introduced me to a few new things. He spoke of the Towers of Silence that belong to Zoroastrianism. I thought it was a very fascinating device. Mystical technology instead of mere architecture. He also shared this with me:
The Eye in the Triangle
An interpretation of Aleister Crowley
By
Israel Regardie
This was a really good read. The author new Crowley personally and was familiar with him through occultism. Further in his life, Regardie became a psychoanalyst. The influences of occultism and psychoanalysis did shine but offered what I felt was a balanced and tasteful exploration into an often enamored or defamed character.
Some may be annoyed to find that this book speaks only of the "highlights" of Crowley's career, according to Regardie. The author barely mentions the O.T.O. and the end of Aleister Crowley's life. He claims to be offering the best of the man and avoided what he considered marginal or mediocre. I would have to investigate further to reveal whether I agree with that or not.
The guru is shrouded in mystery and that is what protects him from being controlled by his ghosts. To invoke his ghosts is to possess the demons that move in loops.
Samsara.
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