New Metropolitan Status for Affiliates New Metropolitan Status for Affiliates Earlier this year, The Thelemic Order got its letter of Recognition for IRS 501(c)(3) Status. We are now moving to file for a Group Exemption Letter. Unlike many other groups, TTO allows member Groups to operate as sovereign Affiliates, outside it’s direct control, bound
The initial Thelemic Initiations and Ordination event has been postponed to a TBA date in 2021 based on restoration of moderate safety in the wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic. The Thelemic Initiations You’ll receive contact at your registration e-mail from the Seccretary General of the Order. You’ll receive a questionnaire to begin the process of
A fascinating and diverse group of people participated in the creation of Thelema as a modern philosophy and faith. Many contributors left Aleister Crowley’s Thelemic community under strained circumstances and pursued their own visions. There are literally thousands of individuals who were key to the esoteric ideas that gained final shape in the early 20th
Jane Wolfe was born in Pennsylvania, a rural community to the northeast of Pittsburgh in the Alleghenies. Eight months the senior of Crowley, she was educated at Eastman Business College in Poughkeepsie starting in 1896 where she intended to become a stenographer, a progressive course for a woman at the time. Wolfe went to New
Charles Stansfeld Jones was an enormously important figure in early Thelema. Born in 1886, making him eleven years younger than Aleister Crowley, he joined the A∴A∴, taking the name Achad, in 1909 after reading The Equinox. Much of the mythos and conceptualization of the process of ascension and “Crossing the Abyss” comes from Jones’ annotated
François Rabelais was an early humanist writer, living from about 1487 through 1553, during the French Renaissance. He wrote in a style of comic allegory which was common at the time, allowing for criticism of the social order in the guise of “jests” which might be unacceptable in polemic writing. His works, Gargantua and Pantagruel
New Metropolitan Status for Affiliates New Metropolitan Status for Affiliates Earlier this year, The Thelemic Order got its letter of Recognition for IRS 501(c)(3) Status. We are now moving to file for a Group Exemption Letter. Unlike many other groups, TTO allows member Groups to operate as sovereign Affiliates, outside it’s direct control, bound
The initial Thelemic Initiations and Ordination event has been postponed to a TBA date in 2021 based on restoration of moderate safety in the wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic. The Thelemic Initiations You’ll receive contact at your registration e-mail from the Seccretary General of the Order. You’ll receive a questionnaire to begin the process of
A fascinating and diverse group of people participated in the creation of Thelema as a modern philosophy and faith. Many contributors left Aleister Crowley’s Thelemic community under strained circumstances and pursued their own visions. There are literally thousands of individuals who were key to the esoteric ideas that gained final shape in the early 20th
Jane Wolfe was born in Pennsylvania, a rural community to the northeast of Pittsburgh in the Alleghenies. Eight months the senior of Crowley, she was educated at Eastman Business College in Poughkeepsie starting in 1896 where she intended to become a stenographer, a progressive course for a woman at the time. Wolfe went to New
Charles Stansfeld Jones was an enormously important figure in early Thelema. Born in 1886, making him eleven years younger than Aleister Crowley, he joined the A∴A∴, taking the name Achad, in 1909 after reading The Equinox. Much of the mythos and conceptualization of the process of ascension and “Crossing the Abyss” comes from Jones’ annotated
François Rabelais was an early humanist writer, living from about 1487 through 1553, during the French Renaissance. He wrote in a style of comic allegory which was common at the time, allowing for criticism of the social order in the guise of “jests” which might be unacceptable in polemic writing. His works, Gargantua and Pantagruel