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Re: [t93] Re: What if?   Message List  
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OTO and A:.A:.

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law,

--- In thelema93-l@egroups.com, Krishadawn11@a... wrote:

{snip}

> How then, are you differentiating OTO from AA?

It is my understanding that the O.T.O. is a purely Masonic
organization wherein a certain philosophy of life is learnt and
magickal power gained. It is distinct from the A:.A:. because it
lacks initiation into the internal mysteries which constitues the
A:.A:. curriculum. Whithin the higher degrees of O.T.O., for
example, one is taught how to create an element six times heavier
than Uranium... Whereas within the higher degrees of A:.A:. one
consumates the interior annihilation which effects the transcendence
of space-time itself.

Love is the law, love under will,
Cameron




Mon Aug 28, 2000 6:18 pm

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In a message dated 08/28/2000 9:36:33 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... How then, are you differentiating OTO from AA?...
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Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law, ... {snip} ... It is my understanding that the O.T.O. is a purely Masonic organization wherein a certain...
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... About the same way I differentiate OTO from G.D., BOTA, the Church of Scientology, and the Roman Catholic Church (and a million other paths). All...
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Care Circulus and Dear Rodney, How do you figure the RC Church "ostensibly contain(s) methods of achieving some form of spiritual progress"? In my experience...
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In a message dated 08/28/2000 10:06:04 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... I am trying to understand exactly what you are saying. The above response seems to imply...
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... I don't believe I ever said this. Try making your troll a bit more subtle next time. -- Rodney Orpheus http://www.cassandracomplex.net...
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In a message dated 08/28/2000 10:22:37 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... No such thing... That is what your words seemed to imply. But thats fine.. End of...
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93 ... os·ten·si·ble (-stns-bl) adj. Represented or appearing as such; ostensive -- Rodney Orpheus http://www.cassandracomplex.net...
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Care Circulus, and Rodney, Ah! Now I understand. So the OTO and the other groups you lumped together only appear to contain these methods. ... Johnnyb...
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... That is not a precise interpretation of the contextual meaning of the word "ostensibly." ... And that is an even less precise interpretation. (Though...
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... So, how does a thing 'representably contain methods'? Does it carry said methods under it's pookey hat? Martijn. DE nederlandsche CACAOFABRIEK ...
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93 ... No, also incorrect. What I VERY CLEARLY said was that each group *represented itself* as having a method of spiritual progress. I made no comment on the...
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... 'All ostensibly contain methods of achieving some form of spiritual progress. ' What Mr Orpheus wants to say here, is that said groups '*present* said ...
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93 Martijn. In a message dated 8/29/00 1:22:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ... It's good to know that pretentious eurotrash coffeehouse pontification isn't...
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... You'd probably say that to anyone who works with language. I suppose Americans are so tuned to chestbeat channel they think bluff over semantic errors is...
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... Er, Marty, that should be "bluffing", not "bluff". And "Somehow" is a useless modifier. :P :P :P...
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In a message dated 8/29/00 4:11:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ... No, just those who turn to tight-assed grammar and style flames when their poor grasp of...
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... Bluff is a perfectly normal english term and it was used entirely correct in above sentence structure. 'Somehow' in above sentence is specifically not a...
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... "correctly in the above sentence structure" ... "'Somehow' in the above sentence" ... Not pointless -- amusing. Your claims of virtuosity, put forth with...
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... So now correcting someone who played semantic bluff poker is a style flame. You're lucky I never opened my mouth about those 'artworks' on your webpage. ...
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... Right. That is, on the first mistake. The second is not wrong at all. ... Nope. ... I do find it charming you and the mighty reverend found each other in ...
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In a message dated 8/29/00 6:06:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ... Semantic bluff poker? I got Rodney's intended meaning -- the same one he had to re-explain in...
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... So what? His pedantic dictionairy style reply and his ridiculous claim that his supposed opponents were completely inept at english when they asked a...
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... [eGroups] group! ... I'll cede the point on "Somehow", since that's a matter of style, but you are dead wrong on "bluff". The sentence structure calls for...
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Zack Dubnoff wrote: 'Somehow' in above sentence is ... But you forget the fact that 'bluff' isn't necessarily a verb here. The word has approximately twelve...
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93 In article <39AA4566.499DC082@...>, Rodney Orpheus <rodney@...> writes ... 'The O.T.O. is, so to speak, the quintessence of Freemasonry, and...
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93 ... Well, if we're going to play that game: "...the body known as the Ancient Order of Oriental Templars. It is a modern School of the Magi." - Franz...
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... Oh, do let's. :) ... Templars. It is a ... Instruction As well as being descended from a geunine and unbroken line of Adepti all the way back to Merlin and...
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... Nice grammatical error, for a first instruction. I wonder if this is a question of lineage. Martijn. DE nederlandsche CACAOFABRIEK ...
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93 ... The three dots at the beginning mean it's an excerpt from a longer sentence. Martijn, I'm genuinely trying to help you here when I say that your ...
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