Latter Day Satanic Theme Park

[Mischka]

My Googlewhacking search for "solar-phallic stalker" unearthed an article entitled Guilt By Association, A Latter Day Satanic Theme Park. I glanced over the first couple pages, and I gotta say that this has to be one of the most out-there things I've ever read. Has anyone seen or heard of this stuff before?

 

[Zamdrist]

Has anyone seen or heard of this stuff before?

I'm looking at it now...what the hell is this?

It's a PDF by the way folks.

 

[CarolineOh]

My Googlewhacking search for "solar-phallic stalker" unearthed an article entitled Guilt By Association, A Latter Day Satanic Theme Park. I glanced over the first couple pages, and I gotta say that this has to be one of the most out-there things I've ever read. Has anyone seen or heard of this stuff before?

I'm not sure I'd let on if I had.

 

[Mischka]

Here's the website where the pdf comes from.

 

[Dillinger]

I think the more pertinent question is...

What the hell are you doing searching for such a thing as a "solar-phallic stalker"?

 

[Starfish]

Am I the only person here who thinks that only riff and paganangel will understand this shit?

 

[Mischka]

I think the more pertinent question is...

What the hell are you doing searching for such a thing as a "solar-phallic stalker"?

You try to find a two word phrase that gets a single hit on Google. You have to pursue some pretty creative paths to win.

 

[Dillinger]

BTW - to answer your original question - this seems to be a bastardization of some of the thinkings of Aleister Crowley.

Like many late-19th-century occultists, Crowley thought that scholarship had discovered that the one true religious tradition behind all the appearances of world religion was a phallic cult. His own system he described as "solar-phallic", and while the particular sexual formulae he employed are secret, it is no secret that the formulae of the groups, A.·. A.·., O.T.O. and EGC all are charged with sexual significance.

Crowley had claimed to receive communcations from the astral plane. It came from Aiwass, a spirit and Crowley's Holy Gaurdian Angel, or True self. Crowley also later identified Aiwass as a magical current or solar-phallic energy worshipped by the sumerians as a Shaitan, a "devil-god," and by the Egyptians as Set. On three consecutive days in April 1904 Aiwass reportedly manifested as a voice and dictated to crowley THE BOOK OF THE LAW...

The reason I call the "solar-phallic stalker" treatize a bastardization is the addition of the "stalker" concept to Crowley's original.

 

[vylette]

???????

what in the world was that site?, i didnt stay long enough to look around, i read the letter, who is the person that wrote it?..i didnt click on any pictures, i thought i would have terrible nightmares if i did...the satan star thing was enough to scare me away

 

[patient1]

I downloaded the thing, but only got as far as "intended to insult the reader", which I feel is a waste of my time & mind.

 

[Dillinger]

BTW - for the record - Crowley and his influences in The Golden Dawn ARE NOT Satanic - the only people who think so are pretty much the same religious fundamentalists who print those idiotic little "morality" comics.