From:    Paul Hume                              Area: Thelema
To:      Ralf Loeffler                          29 Sep 94 09:09:32
Subject: Equinox Vol. III                       UpdReq 

Ralf -
Volume III was not like Vol I (you may already know this, sorry if it
is a replay).
 III,1 was a journal, like Vol I, and is sometimes called the "Blue Equinox" 
as it was released in blue bindings.
 The other numbers of Vol III are monographs, books, and include The Book of 
Thoth, Equinox of the Gods, and other titles you may already have.
Equinox III,10 was not produced by Crowley at all, but was edited by
the OTO containing documents old and new focussing on the 93 Current as 
exemplified in the Order.
 The Crowley-copyright material (still in effect or in PD) that makes up Vol 
III is to be found on the various boards with Crowey material. III,10,with 
the rights in Weiser's name, is not online.
 Paul


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From:    Fir                                    Area: Thelema
To:      Andrew Haigh                            1 Oct 94 22:11:32
Subject: Chaos                                  UpdReq 

 AH>         It does. Coffee makes one bitter, Red meat as well, while
 AH>         veggies will make one sweet.
 As I suspected!
 I'm enjoying the discussion between yourself, Joseph Max,
 and Navitae on Chaos Magick BTW.


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From:    Fir                                    Area: Thelema
To:      Christeos Pir                           1 Oct 94 22:13:24
Subject: Egyptian Book of the Dead              UpdReq 

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.
 CP>  Budge's accuracy (or any alleged lack therof), and I have enjoyed his
 CP>  for so long; the interlineal style is enjoyable and instructional (note
 CP>  caveat, above). I also liked the Faulkner (was it Faulkner? the name
 CP>  escapes me, so I'll take your word for it), and the illustrations were
My memory could very well be faulty on the author's name.  I've got
it written down somewhere though and one of the local occult bookstores
said they carry it on occasion.
Picked up a couple of Budge's books yesterday, _The Mummy_
and _Tutankhamen_.  Normally I don't bother with Tutankhamen stuff
but there's some other interesting stuff in there like a "A Hymn
to Ra when he rises in the East.'  For $3 used I figured it was
worth it.
Love is the law, love under will.
Fir



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From:    Fir                                    Area: Thelema
To:      Randolph Clayton                        1 Oct 94 22:19:52
Subject: Sekhmet                                UpdReq 

Hi Randolph,
 RC>  kill more and more... he told the people to make a wine which was full
 RC>  of mandrake, a poisonus root.. thinking it was blood she drank it
 RC>  eagerly, and when she awoke from her deep sleep.. she was tamed.
Ha, never tamed!  I just heard the story as red beer, and hadn't
heard about mandrake.
 RC>  I have always adored Sekhmet, myself being a High Priest of Bast,
 RC>  and i think, like anything.. she can be used for destructive and
 RC>  powerful purposes.. :)
And for healing and medicines.  I also think she'd make a good one
for the cause of animal rights.
Do you know much about Nesert?  Someone recently told me this should
actually be spelled 'Nedjert'.
B.B.  Fir



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