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Psyche explores Aleister Crowley's 'The Book of Lies' and its significance in Crowley's magical system of Thelema, particularly focusing on the number 333. This episode delves into the symbolism and hidden meanings within the book.
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Browse era →Well, you know, Alistister Crowley was actually um he wrote a book called The Book of Lies, right? And in the book of Lies, there's something called it's like suck on eggs or something like that. I'm going to read you what he wrote. Hold on.
Okay. So, Crowley wrote something called Okay. Well, freaking look at this. Okay. Says the number of the book, okay, so here's what he started with in his book. He said the number of the book is 333 as implying dispersion because it's half of 666. So it's evil, right? As to correspond with the title
breaks and lies. However, the one thought is itself untrue and therefore its falsifications are relatively true. This book therefore consists of statements as nearly true as possible in human language. And so
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