I shared a link to this on my Thelema93 sub-Reddit. It's a beautiful post that shows the beauty of the heart (Tiphareth/LXV). Keep up the 'great work.' :-) And please explore this marvelous holy book further.
To repostulate LXV in terms of parables is a unique insight and makes me eager to read more of your thought. I'll look forward to your next presentation. I've written my own extensive commentary, relating it to ideas about the Holy Guardian Angel, but this adds a new and fresh focus to the work. And truthfully, I'm rather dismayed by both Crowley's and Motta's commentaries, which in part was what caused me to write my commentary. Your work brings LXV to a new generation, and shows a new generation making its own contact with the Divine. It's just this shot in the arm that Thelema needs.
I shared a link to this on my Thelema93 sub-Reddit. It's a beautiful post that shows the beauty of the heart (Tiphareth/LXV). Keep up the 'great work.' :-) And please explore this marvelous holy book further.
Thank you for the kind words and support! I plan to continue :)
To repostulate LXV in terms of parables is a unique insight and makes me eager to read more of your thought. I'll look forward to your next presentation. I've written my own extensive commentary, relating it to ideas about the Holy Guardian Angel, but this adds a new and fresh focus to the work. And truthfully, I'm rather dismayed by both Crowley's and Motta's commentaries, which in part was what caused me to write my commentary. Your work brings LXV to a new generation, and shows a new generation making its own contact with the Divine. It's just this shot in the arm that Thelema needs.