From:    Paul Hume                              Area: MagickNet
To:      Philip Cavanagh                        12 May 92 09:39:26
Subject: Re: Equinox in Book Form               UpdReq 

Philip -
 Most, if not all, of the Equinox (Vol I) is in electronic form, on BaphoNet, 
in New York.  You might contact the sysop (Tony Ianotti) through this echo 
(or Thelema, or whichever).  I don't have the number
handy, but it is on the tagline of any post from a Baph user.
 Paul

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From:    Paul Hume                              Area: MagickNet
To:      Grendel                                12 May 92 09:41:56
Subject: Re: Subject Matter                     UpdReq 

Grendel -
 My take is that they are moderately active (ie. the modern descendants of CM 
orders from the "glory days").
 Rahorakhty Temple, as you note, charges high (relatively speaking - when I 
was a member, it was $250 a year...significantly less than I pay in monthly 
dues to my aikido club, much less what I'd pay something like Holiday for a 
gym membership). I admit to not thinking much of Sor. MAAEM's concept of 
"astral initiations," and flew over to LA (this was before the move to 
Seattle) to take the 0=0. I am not affiliated with the group any longer, but 
got a lot of value (I feel) during my hitch with them.
 Rising Aeon Lodge has been formally closed down by the Electoral College of 
the OTO. A new charter has been issued a group in Renton, I believe (just got 
the latest Magical Link and have only skimmed it). I would sincerely hope 
this kick starts the Order in the Seattle area out of the rut it seemed to 
have fallen into.
 At least one group in Seattle worked the GD Elemental Grades for some time 
(not Rahorakhty Temple - a group working on their own, before RHT ever moved 
north). They've since moved on to other things (like the Bay Area in one 
case).
 There's at least on GD group operating out of LA, with chapters elsewhere, 
headed, I believe, by author Cris Monnastre. I've met one of their members 
and was very impressed.
 Paul

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From:    Blanche Nonken                         Area: MagickNet
To:      John Gialuco                           13 May 92 22:04:02
Subject: Rocky                                  UpdReq 

 JG> Really my girlfriend, Amy, is the knowledgeable one 
 JG> about Bullwinkle & Rocky. Thanks.
No problem.  You might consider asking folks around here about celebrations of 
Moosemas in your area - you can then truly become one with the Big "B".


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From:    Blanche Nonken                         Area: MagickNet
To:      Steve Rose                             13 May 92 21:59:36
Subject: ASCORDIA CE                            UpdReq 

 BN> Actually, that was Bullwinkle who said "Eenie Meenie - Chili Beanie,
 BN> The Spirits Are About To Speak!"  Rocky asked "Are they friendly
 BN> spirits?"  Whereupon Bullwinkle replied "Just Listen!"  However, they
 BN> always cut to a commercial at that point.  Kind of 
 SR> frustrating, if you
 BN> ask me. 
 SR> But not at all surprising...for I do agree that spirits must write
 SR> much of the commercial TV material we are subjected to.
Well, the plots are certainly aetherial.


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From:    Blanche Nonken                         Area: MagickNet
To:      John Shaman                            13 May 92 22:03:34
Subject: Re: Calling All Linguist               UpdReq 

VI>Well, given the chance I can be a cunning linguist... ;-)
 JS> Huh! I'd like to see THAT!  j/k  ;)
I think I'll start a new company - Cunning Linguists, Inc.   My slogan will be 
"We Lick The Language Barrier."


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From:    Philip Cavanagh                        Area: MagickNet
To:      Draco                                  11 May 92 12:04:44
Subject: Re: As I posted before                 UpdReq 

 D> I have a lot of various text files gleaned from such 
 D> sources as Weirdbase that were on some of the 
 D> systems in the beginning days of MagickNet. 
 D> (When we only had ONE echo if you can imagine that.)  My files have 
 D> such things as a coule copies of old Rocky Mountain 
 D> Pagan Journal, lots of Crowley stuff etc.  Some of 
 D> it was written on an old word processing program 
 D> that I can't identify.  You're welcome to it.  Got 
 D> any other text files to trade?
 Well I do have access to over 6,000 text files, but most of them deal with 
other topics.  I'll grab the Occult stuff from the BBS, and we'll see what 
happens!
 93!phil!93 - Rockin' is ma business :) [The Four Horsemen ROK!!!]


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