Thread 41397660

I can't quite explain the phenomenon happening to me, but here goes: I receive mysterious phone calls from unknown numbers. People in channels and groups I frequent appear out of nowhere using my real name as a nickname, even though I've never used it, and numbers in sequence that I like. They speak as if they're saying things I might have said some time ago, as if they've drawn up my psychological profile and are now doing some kind of gaslighting and Operation Mind Fuck. I mocked a group of Freemasons a few years ago, who were also magicians and witches of Thelema and various other traditions. But I'm also a magician, only a Chaos magician, an anarchist. I feel they might be afraid because I developed on this path of occultism completely independently, and because I showed and talked about it with other people who wanted to enter this path of Initiatic Orders and ended up not doing so. I think they don't like the fact that I revealed that schools, groups, and orders of magic are a waste of time, and they were also angry about losing the payment of new tuition fees.

>>41397660 (OP)
>Freemasons
>who were also ... of Thelema
You know there's some grudge between them and hardly a person would be both.

>>41397718
don't they both have connections to the hermetic order of the golden dawn?
like their reading lists are pretty similar.

>>41397660 (OP)

Are you in your mid to late 20’s?

>>41397660 (OP)

>People in channels and groups I frequent appear out of nowhere using my real name as a nickname, even though I've never used it

I basically have a similar thing but all over the net and even in movies and stuff. Like my name is not super rare, but I feel like I am seeing it too much. And sometimes something bold like picrel happens. Gave me a "BIG shoutout" on a video with a tentacle monster, a thing that I am linked to by name. Weird shiz.

>>41397761
I'll put this way:
Two people buying the same veggies at Supermarkt doesn't imply they're friends.

>>41397660 (OP)
it's time to make the donuts
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Qda-xzg-Flo

>>41397761
And in a more detained analysis.
Crowley was very smart and was able inferring many secrets masons have, ny the mayerial he had access in the Holden Dawn.
Then he started to put his own materials that things he just had [unknowingly correctlyand partially] inferred, and start to teach that material he made.
The problem is that certain study materials that Masons use, can only be accessed under oath of secrecy.
So the Masons fey pissed off, because they couldn't do much about it as he had not direct contact with the materials, and hadn't broke any oath to them.
e.g.
In the liber ARARITA, the chapter 2, related to the first Resh im ARARITA, the descriptions made are in accordance to description of Qlipot some other groups use.
This and other things that were made public by Crowley might or mightnot be under oath of secrecy by other groups.
Also Thelema is a mixed male and female order, which is contradictory to regular Freemasonry being excludively a solar [male only] order.

>>41397660 (OP)
As long as the United States exists, this book will continue to be relevant.

>>41397718

I also thought that was the case before I started mocking them, because I also like Thelema. But to my surprise, I discovered that several Thelemites considered more important in the group WERE ALSO MASONS! Which seemed crazy to me since I saw Freemasonry as something from the Old Aeon and Thelema as the New Aeon after the 60s close to the hippies and then the 70s with the anarchist Punks of Chaos Magic.

It seems like a trap, but these Thelema leaders are actually dedicated to Freemasonry and that whole old hierarchical system and "good manners," that very tacky and square thing from the Old Aeon.

>>41397939
Unless it's their True Will to be masons.