Transmission 11 : the 3rd Church of the Beast pt 2

 One of  two Prophets of the  Third Church Howard Phillips Lovecraft was born in 1890.He was considered a pulp writer but his work went beyond the tales of otherworldly beings. Here we see the biggest difference between Lovecreaft and Crowley. Lovecraft wrote under the delusion that he was creating these concepts . When the similarities to Sumerian or Babylonian mythos is pointed out many scholars come to his defense saying “ Lovecraft said he created all of this he was creating otherworldly tongue “ 

Perhaps Lovecraft wasa simple muggle who did not understand the concept that creativity is a portal. Right now my hands on the keyboard as I type this are doing similar. Crowley at least had the personal insight to know he was being used. If Lovecraft knew, then he was in line with what Keith Richards once said about the Rolling Stones stealing from artists like Ike and Tina Turner.

“ I would rather steal than borrow. If you borrow something you have to give it back if you steal it , then it’s yours” 

Remember we question everything . Even if we read a first hand account of Lovercraft talking about the creation of his mythos. First look at the source he would have everything to gain by spreading this disinformation . Crowley on the other hand admitted to disinformation as he stepped in the gnosis. He knew the value of hiding something. He was in an initiatory body of magik, the new trials and ordeals must be endured before some are ready for knowledge. He knew you had to separate the worthy for those who would only pretend. It does not mean he was privy to a higher truth since truth does not exist . It means in fact he knew the value of the searching. 

What Lovecraft tapped into when creating his so-called mythology was a deeper current that went back to the dawn of time and the earliest civilizations who first interacted with the Great Creators of the 9th Dimension. These beings were so advanced and humans so primitive that over the years they attributed to the Creators archetypes that best fit their limited understanding at the time. Not that humans do much better today we expect scientist who study the stars to give answers to questions best explored by Quantum Physicists , 

A the archetype of Cthulhu or Dagon, which has also been understood as the Leviathan, some creature sleeping in the depths. Is a concept passed on through every mythology, perhaps the Geeks thought of it as a Kraken . In some cultures it might be a being who rules the underworld. Much like the parable of the blind men and the elephant each touching a different part to have a different picture in their mind of what a being was like. 

Humans need to picture something and give it form and shape often where there is none. This interesting as a common theme in Lovecraft’s work is  the fear of a cosmic void. It was what you did not see that brought fear to the human mind , rather than the dumbed down excess of today’s American horror. When Lovecraft died in 1937 from cancer of the intestine, he died from a fear of knowing. He was not examined and diagnosed with the cancer until a month before his death. It was the known he feared rather than the unknown. The unknow is where the Elohemoth dwells . It has been thought of as many things , Cthulhu being one of them, but that is just an archetype, the Misanthropic Order Of Luciferian Light, thinks of it as a black Daragon of of chaos called Reinkaos who will devour the world and reduce us to a primordial nothing. It sounds like bliss . Some might recoil in horror, as it brings death, death is the great unknown for their have been no blind men to return from it to give us their idea of what it feels like . 

Let us meditate upon the unknowns we fear and come to a peaceful acceptance of them