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Aleister Crowley The Wickedest Man In the World (2002) TV Documentary - NumberedArt.com

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This film documentary looks at the shocking life of Aleister Crowley, who is primarily known for his ...This film documentary looks at the shocking life of Aleister Crowley, who is primarily known for his occult writings and teachings. He founded the religion of Thelema, which became adopted by the Ordo Templis Orientis (O.T.O.) as well as the magical order Argenteum Astrum, or A:.A:., the Order of the Silver Star. He was also a highly controversial member of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, where he was known by the magical name of Frater Perdurabo.

Crowley's lifestyle was absolutely shocking in the era in which he lived. Besides his interest in the occult, he was sexually promiscuous with both genders (at a time when homosexuality was still illegal in Britain), frequented prostitutes, was vocally defiant against Christianity and Victorian and post-Victorian prudishness toward sexual subjects, and was a drug addict.
The press dubbed Crowley the "Wickedest Man in the World" and repeatedly published exploits both real and fictional.

Crowley adored controversy, often describing his already scandalous behavior in even more offensive terminology. For example, he claimed to sacrifice 150 children a year, referring in fact to ejaculations that had not resulted in pregnancy. He also referred to himself as "the Beast," referencing the creature mentioned in Revelations, as well as representing himself with the number 666.


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Gunny1952 wrote 2 years ago: What makes anyone think that the devil w
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What makes anyone think that the devil would share his power with a human.
That which it despises even more than God.
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GangsterNumberTwo wrote 3 years ago: Anton LaVey was an even bigger nutcase!
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Anton LaVey was an even bigger nutcase! Try Abdul Alhazred's Necronomicon or the Book of the Vishanti.
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meet.me.in.montauk wrote 3 years ago: lmfao. ..ok, anyone who's studying or in
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lmfao. ..ok, anyone who's studying or interested in the occult, skip this video. actually, skip crowley all together cause he was an 'effin nutcase. instead, get your butt on google and look up Anton LaVey, buy his books even. i guarantee there will be something LaVey has written that will provoke even the most stubborn minds ( i'd start with 'the devil's notebook'). these are only my opinions, after all. but can you really keep a straight face when you hear "crowley-anity".....
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