Kenneth Grant

He could not have directly founded chaos magic, because chaos magic emerged in later decades, but his writings contained a technique that later practitioners could detach from his wider system and carry elsewhere.

Kenneth Grant became important in that recovery.

Grant had known Spare in Spare's later years and wrote about his significance after his death.

He helped prevent Spare from disappearing entirely from occult memory.

He won't write back.

I wrote to Kenneth Grant, and he wrote

back.

And we had corresponded up until, I think it was about 2002 was the last time over the years.

this guy who's has all these who's successful in what he does said, okay, I'll, I'll do this for you.

And he did.

And, uh, Kenneth grant, I had sent him a copy.

And he replied in a very positive but abstract way, saying something like it was reflecting the eerie phosphorescence of its luminance or something to that

And in 1907, Alistair Crowley started his own occult order called the A.A., the Argentium Astrum.

British occultist, novelist, and poet Kenneth Grant met Aleister Crowley in 1944 and was initiated into the AA in 1946.

In his book, The Magical Revival, Grant writes, quote, First and foremost is the energy or force emanating from the sun, Sirius.

If it might be so expressed, the energy of thought or mind force in its totality reaches the solar system from a distant cosmic center via Sirius.

Ah yes, the energy of Satan, Sirius, then, according to sources, ranging from Homer to Crowleyite Grant, is a fairly nasty character, a fact that others will readily attest to.

So we're going to pause for a moment here, folks.

So directly in the Thelemic writings here, according to Kenneth Grant, he does, he directly represents, says that this represents the energies of Satan by name.

In their own words, folks, Sirius represents the energies of Satan.

That's like one of the stories that's put out there.

Danny Carey is one of the number one holders of first publications of Crowley and Kenneth Grant's work.

He has a massive library.

Yeah, it's so crazy.

We're gonna start with the basic normie conspiracies before we get into the real symbolism of World Trade Center 7.

Symbolism of the number seven from Aleister Crowley, Jack Parsons, and Kenneth Grant as it relates to sex magic and the apocalyptic Whore of Babylon.

We're gonna talk about the Satanic order of the trapezoid, which gets into Anton LaVey, Michael Aquino, H.P. Lovecraft, and the Order of Nine Angles, which is a Satanic murder group, by the way.

And then we're gonna talk about [chuckles] the 47th problem of Euclid with Freemasonry, James Shelby Downard's King Kill 33, Solomon's Temple, IBM, Howard Lutnick, Larry Silverstein, and the purpose of charging all those death sigils on 9/11.

Now, it's also featured on...

The number seven is also featured on Crowley's Star of Babylon symbol, which is a seven-pointed star for the Whore of Babylon.

From here, it goes into the strange realm of Kenneth Grant, who talked about the seven stars from the Pleiades or the seven stars from the Great Bear constellation, the stairway to heaven.

I talked about this in my book, "The Dark Path," with Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven." And it's another basically manifestation of the goddess Babylon, because you have to understand that in the occult realms, particularly Kenneth Grant talks about this ascension process.

I actually had a full holiday.

in one day and it was amazing so what concerned me that if you think life is boring and then you come across a Kenneth Grant book about about you know great powers behind in Lovecraftian ideas and things like that you know and and Do you then go back to your office feeling that sense of the bigness of everything and the vast extension? Or do you go back to the office thinking this is even more boring now after that stuff? And I realized that I was very concerned about that split.

But a lot of magicians... were wanting, well, now it would be Harry Potter.

Then it was Dennis Wheatley.

Fascinating occultist, too.

You know, much popularized and labored on by Kenneth Grant.

Sure.

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