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Thelema as a valid spiritual path towards Enlightenment?

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^ Why quote me and say nothing ?
I'm teaching you the value of silence.

Or more plausibly I typed something up and it didn't appear. In sum- all of those GD techniques don't add up with the Body of Light to create an immortal subtle body. Which is why Crowley never wrote about it, and he couldn't describe what the transmutation involves. Tha man simply had no awareness, some vague talk about 'immortal osiris' notwithstanding.
 

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No need - when I am writing I am always silent .

I was not claiming that knowledge comes from the GD teachings but the 'extracurricular' recommended . And so , any simple reference to it , should, for anyone that has done the work , refer back to a NUMBER OF teachings and practices you were supposed to develop .

In the system I was involved in, Thelema or any system using it never promised to be a world library of all knowledge , a lot of it is curriculum and reference to works you are supposed to be studying and practices you are supposed to be developing . And I notice that people never that never approached it that way either failed, faded , thought the system useless or complained and thought they were 'above it all ' .

For example ; I might tell a martial arts student , at this stage they should, or it would be very important , or even in some cases essential that they take up A yoga practice .... I am not going to teach them yoga ... but I might suggest THEY find a system and practice it .

See Course 1 - general reading ( this is BEFORE the syllabus ) ;

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