Temple of Our Lady of the Stars

Temple of Our Lady of the Stars

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A Thelemic School of the Western Mystery Tradition. Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.

Following the year 1904, when The Book of the Law was produced, a
radical reformulation of Hermetic mystery schools began. This
Qabalistic book, dictated to the mystic and magician Aleister Crowley
by Aiwass, a being beyond human conception or comprehension, declares
that Thelema, or the essential Will of each human being, should be the
basis of a rigorous type of occultism that has since come to

Basic Stuff We Forget - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars 01/04/2022

Basic Stuff We Forget

Basic Stuff We Forget - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law The following notes are from a public talk I never gave. They summarise a lot of what my own teachers dinned into me in the first couple of years I was working a Thelemic system. I should know all this material by heart now, …

Brainpower - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars 12/29/2021

Realisation is different to getting a vision. Among other things, it requires a good brain.

Brainpower - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law The disagreement I had with a friend last week stays with me. Her view was that very many people experience visions, or samadhic realisations, and not just people in mystery schools or who pursue one of the major mystical paths. I agreed, but insisted....

Angels - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars 12/23/2020

Angels: A look at what they are, and aren't, in the context of magick.

Angels - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. It’s Christmas, even for Thelemites. So, the topic of angels seems apposite. What are they, and how do magicians assume they function? The Qabalistic World of Yetzirah – Formation – is about the activity that puts intent and form into motion. Br...

Hesse's Inner Gaze - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars 07/20/2020

On the uses and perils of excessive introspection:

Hesse's Inner Gaze - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Recent months have offered not so much an opportunity for introspection as an unrelenting insistence on it. For many of us, there isn’t a lot more to look in upon. A recent essay by M.M. Owen on Hermann Hesse on the Aeon website takes …

Self and the Digital City - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars 06/07/2020

Self and the Digital City.
We talk a lot about the distractions of online life, especially during this quarantine. But how does it affect not just our behaviour but our actual sense of self?

Self and the Digital City - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Few things are as disconcerting to people who train in a Thelemic system as being asked to memorise a chapter of one of the Holy Books. We live in a time when anything and everything is available online, and memorising anything seems irrelevant. A …

Loneliness - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars 04/23/2020

Loneliness in a time of isolation.

Loneliness - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law Where I live in Mexico, we’re still self-quarantining on a voluntary basis. As a result, while I keep myself alone at home most of the time, I do meet one or two friends for safely distanced walks or conversations every few days. I had …

Times of Panic - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars 03/15/2020

A few thoughts on the waves of fear rolling over and around us right now:

Times of Panic - Temple of Our Lady of the Stars Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. As the pandemic spreads, we’re all challenged to look at what’s happening in terms of our professed beliefs and attitudes. Most Thelemic groups are cancelling or minimising meetings and ceremonies, for example, but there’s obviously a raft of is...

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