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Victor Neuburg

English poet and writerWikipedia

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Oct 21, 2026

Joel ThomasHOST
46:53
Was he committing a homosexual act? Was this the first homosexual act that happened? Listen, if we're [laughs] gonna put this out there as this is a sexual thing, is this a possibility that this is how their eyes were opened? Because, uh, this just can't be some old regular in my mind.
Joel ThomasHOST
47:16
It's gotta be something next level especially that they woke up and when we talk about these occultists who have used homosexual practices to what? Become enlightened like Aleister Crowley and Victor Neuburg when they were completing the thirty aethers.
Joel ThomasHOST
47:37
That's just one example.
Joel ThomasHOST
47:39
We know that in Hollywood that the idea that homosexual acts can unlock a portal.
CodyHOST
63:19
He prowled his old haunts at Cambridge University and in high society, seeking younger men and women of means who could be drawn into his orbit and who could bankroll his endeavors.
CodyHOST
63:32
One of the first significant disciples to join him was Victor Neuburg, a Cambridge poet whom Crowley met in 1908.
CodyHOST
63:40
Neuburg was in his early 20s, impressionable, intelligent, and crucially, from a family with money.
CodyHOST
63:48
Crowley was immediately charmed by Neuburg's poetic soul and willingness to explore.
CodyHOST
63:53
He soon brought Victor to Paris for an intensive retreat as a probationer in the AA.
CodyHOST
63:59
Neuburg, who was a homosexual, or at least sexually fluid, found himself utterly captivated by Crowley.
CodyHOST
64:06
In a frank recollection later, Neuburg said, In my mind, Aleister Crowley was a master.
CodyHOST
64:14
I'd read some of his works before I met him, and I was absolutely fascinated by the man.
Jamie Hanshaw DyerHOST
83:33
It's about how the 19th century's under the yoke of Christianity is so bad that, uh, he hates all of it.
Jamie Hanshaw DyerHOST
83:41
And then he meets, um, another sort of victim, right? Victor Neuburg, who he adopts to travel around with him and assault him on his body, right?
William RamseyGUEST
83:57
Yeah, really bad, dark stuff.
William RamseyGUEST
83:59
Like, a lot of, like, you, there's pictures of Victor.
William RamseyGUEST
84:01
He would make Victor Neuburg cut himself if he ever kind of broke rules, and those pictures are in one of Crowley's, um, encyclopedias.
William RamseyGUEST
84:09
He called it The Equinox.
Jamie Hanshaw DyerHOST
84:11
Mm-hmm.
Jamie Hanshaw DyerHOST
6:48
So all of these, uh, separate studies always converge somehow back into ceremonial magic and Aleister Crowley of the 20th century.
Jamie Hanshaw DyerHOST
7:00
And when we left off last time, we were talking about him and his, uh, partner, Victor Neuburg, in the desert, uh, talking to s- Abdul.
Jamie Hanshaw DyerHOST
7:12
What was his name?
William RamseyGUEST
7:13
Choronzon.
Chris MathieuHOST
49:10
Mm.
Joel ThomasGUEST
49:10
He doesn't complete the other 28 until 1909, and he's with Victor Neuburg, and that's when they go out...
Joel ThomasGUEST
49:18
That's a whole thing.
Joel ThomasGUEST
49:18
They go out to the desert, and through, I'll say this the best way I can, Crowley's bent over and Victor is-
BenHOST
34:20
So, like, who is Choronzon? It's out in the desert.
BenHOST
34:24
Crowley and Victor Neuburg do this ritual decades before where they contact this dweller in the abyss, and it's this sort of the most, not reviled, but the most feared, potent entity in, in Crowley's world up to that point, I guess.
BenHOST
34:43
It's, it's this very powerful, dark entity which-
DaveHOST
34:48
Comes out of the, the, the encounters-
DaveHOST
35:03
And, um-
BenHOST
35:04
John Dee
DaveHOST
35:04
... callback to our Crowley Pult magic episode, we, we went into detail of that working with Victor Neuburg.
DaveHOST
35:12
It is a, a fascinating...

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