"most dangerous man in the world" - he was a cult leader and a bit naughty, but I'd argue the people you mentioned in the beginning being a much better contender, you know, like Hitler or Stalin for starters
@@harrylongabaugh7402 still not as dangerous as causing the Holocaust, being responsible for hundreds of millions of deaths or starving your own people to death like Stalin. Some politicians and celebrities enjoying a good orgy or two pales in comparison lol
It is Jimmy Page of Zeppelin that was obsessed with Crowley, bought his old house at Loch Ness, some of his writings & spells & some of his magical implements as well.
Lol i love some wierd poetry but hes over the top in a rather obnoxious way. I can do Morrison poetry. I cant do crowley tho. His mind and his life is really the stuff of legends tho.
I dont think Crowley is anywhere close to as evil as Hitler or Stalin. When you compare the otrasities Crowley is laughable in comparison to some of the people who would really be considered evil
I once heard 2 owls fucking in the middle of the night and it sounds more cartoonish than you would imagine. Like seriously try to make the sound yourself of 2 owls doing it , thats exactly what it actually sounds like and its terrifying.
Crowley had a serious accident as a child that caused head trauma. He wasn’t the same afterwards and became rebellious and aggressive according to those that were close to him. This rarely gets mentioned in his biographies.
@@SunRabbit incorrect! Actually the supposed first sighting of Nessie which you are referring to, the one by St Colombo (sp) actually happened on the River Ness not Loch Ness, and the River Ness is a hundred miles from Loch Ness. All the sightings of Nessie have actually only taken place since after Crawley did his demon summoning ritual but never finished itv(which is what created Nessie (the unfinishing and proper clearing of air afterwards) at Boleskine House on the banks of Loch Ness. No official recorded sighting of Nessie exists before that.
Probably because he wasn't, The first reported sighting of the mythical monster was In 1888, mason Alexander Macdonald of Abriachan sighted "a large stubby-legged animal" surfacing from the loch and propelling itself within fifty yards of the shore where Macdonald stood. Macdonald reported his sighting to Loch Ness water bailiff Alex Campbell, and described the creature as looking like a salamander. Crowley would only have been about 13 then.
@@janetpendlebury6808 actually I think if you look deeply enough you will find that many held that belief, that Nessie was actually metaphysical being created because Crowley never finished satanic ritual he started in Boleskine House or bothered to cleanse the area afterward. Creating conditions that brought Nessie into being.
How do you manage to be incredibly Bland and Entertaining at the same time. It's actual perfection. I cant stop watching. Also the mustache is what I believe to be God's inspiration.
There is a food reviewer online who dresses in 50s suits and looks like a vampire or something and he's bland but highly entertaining at the same time and he talks in a boring way but he's got huge subs and views I just can't remember the channel name right now
WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK, I just found multiple books from this guy on my dads shelf, and I new he was part of a spiritual group called “The Order of the Silver Star” but now Im finding out Crowley founded it. So I’ll say it again WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK
@@Schmidty_Silly well he also has several books about the golden dawn, one by Crowley, but I read somewhere else that he created an organization called A:A which meant silver star. idk it’s all very chaotic
@@harleyforme1238 yeah its very chaotic but as far as i know A:A was part of thelma as a whole the beilfs are kinda like modern satanist (they dont actully believe in satan they are like athiests) but with motherfucking magic
"I have never grown out of the infantile belief that the universe was made for me to suck." - Crowley ... [ ps.. the newspaper article called "The Wickedest Man In The World" would have been a more apt title for this video ] ;)
Wizard? Witchcraft is demons orgies and all the perversion leading humanity to hell or the nightmare of today. What nightmare? Open your eyes. To tell you more, NASA founders were discovering fuel for rockets combining quemical experiments with witchcraft as they were direct followers of this shame of human, and all famous bands like led zeppelin Beatles black sabbath they are worshipping ALEISTER CROWLEY, and is not the only one. The majority of the humanity pray to satan so their idols are all demons, footballers, singers, politicians, religions, false idols for false people. That's why the only we can do in this world is refuse to have any power. Power is dangerous. Sodomy is self punishment that's what this people do, get powers from entities in change of pain hahahah ridiculous
He was quite ambitious, he bounced around the globe like it was crossing the street, got laid wherever he went, kept up a drug and alcohol addiction, climbed mountains, and wrote books, caught diseases, killed muggers, got kicked out of countries. Say what you will about him, I can barely find my way out of the comment section on TH-cam. Impressive individual
Hey Thoughty I have have just stumbled across your channel and what a cerebral joy it is, the fact you don't just stick to one theme or subject is so refreshing. Your sartorial attire is excellent, topped with a sublime tash! Who said the 70s was dead! Keep up the great work, much love from down under.
@@cringyalienguy9787 maybe. The Addams Family was a comic strip before it was a TV show. The characters on the show did resemble the drawn cartoons too. I vaguely remember hearing the artist loosely based the characters on his own family? Fester is one of the most unique TV characters of all time. I even had to get a light bulb that lit up in your mouth when I was a kid. Because Fester.
@@gregorytaylor3146 that's right now the Biden's are the "world's ruling criminal family" 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Btw what happened to "that laptop" with all the supposedly damning evidence..? The one that Giuliani and Co. supposedly sent to the FBI without copying all the allegedly incriminating files they said they had found... But the FBI never received it, and no-one on the Giuliani/Trump side said a word... Why..? Coz it was all BS, and once the election was done, they had to go to plan B and challenge the entire election, not rely on something that didn't exist. I haven't heard Giuliani or anyone try to revive the laptop issue since. That tells me it's all a beatup or straight up lies. Like maybe Hunter Biden saw a Chinese prostitute..? Wow big deal! Fact: Jared and Ivanka have a licence for a chain of "massage parlours" in China.
Yep. It was Page, you beat me to it! There’s even video footage of Page sitting out the front of Crowleys house in the movie “The Song Remains The Same”. Plant owned a cottage in Fredonia....
Dude honestly searched the comments hoping any Zeppelin fan was here to correct his mistake. I even watched the video all the way through in hope of mention of Ozzy or Zeppelin and he messed up lol
Crowley also was consumed with fear and terror in his last years on Earth. He was angry that he was dying despite Satan promising immortality. Imagine that. Being surprised that Lucifer would lie to someone!
Satan is demon born and Lucifer is angel/old god born. They are diferent entities. Look it up. Lucifer was the god of light and son of Aurora, the roman part of Eos, greek goddess of dawn; although his story ressembles a lot to Prometheus' one
Jimmy Page bought the Crowley house (Boleskine Manor), NOT Robert Plant! Jimmy had a DEEP interest in black arts & that house was KEY in his mind to epitomize that interest.
Was going to say the same. Boleskin House is on the banks of Loch Ness, been past it a few times. Unfortunately it has been subject to a few house fires over the years.
@@ravishingrickrude3758 Headley Grange in Hampshire, was as far as l know,the origin location of that particular song.An equally spooky place popular with the 70's big-hitters of the era.Somerset Belenoff being Page's subject matter at the time.A big player in the illuminati structure and scion of the powerful Belgian-Wettin-bloodline.
I think he failed miserably. Anyone who actually knows Crowley's life would be surprised by how soft he went and the fact he stuck to the more scandalous aspects, not his actual moral flaws.
“I slept with faith and found a corpse in my arms on awakening; I drank and danced all night with doubt and found her a virgin in the morning.” ― Aleister Crowley, The Book of Lies
@@xervislane770 hes had his affairs with faith and no longer feels she's worth the thought. faith is foolish in other words. for believing is not "see"ing. the parables though!
An interpretation: "I slept with faith and found a corpse in my arms on awakening" = Followed his faith, (woke up from the "dream" to see a lie) his faith died. "I drank and danced all night with doubt" = lived wildly and freely, but was lost/confused/uncertain *or* was happy with doubt. Comfortable with I don't know. "and found her a virgin in the morning." = (re)gained a sense of purpose, and/or possibly new found faith. May have found the new state of mind to be good, a clean new beginning.
16:14 "There can't be too many women OR men turned on by that Heroin addicted skeleton look.".....There's probably more than you think. They'd want some of his Heroin.
I've wondered that with who knows how many bands. My current girlfriend worked for Budweiser as a model and was recruited to go to an Aerosmith concert backstage just because they wanted pretty girls to hang out with. She said several of the girls were willing to do much more than hang out, but there were a few of them who said the band was just disgusting looking with how skinny and unhealthy they were and they just wanted to leave as soon as possible
L Ron Hubbard was open about it, to his SF editor. He told him he was giving up writing science fiction, the real money was in religion, so intended to invent one.
Lol... The creation of the book of mormon by Smith in the 1850s follows the same theory in... the cash is in religion. Lol that guy was a legit scammer.
It was actually, “Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law. Love is the law. Love under will.” It’s the law of 93, or Thelema. So, it wasn’t about doing what you want while discounting everyone else.
And the phrase "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law" (as well as the word Thelema in relationship to that phrase) came from Rabelais. In "Gargantua and Pantagruel", a sensual, life-loving monk opens an abbey for men and women together that he calls "the Abbey of Thelema", and the motto over the door of the abbey was: "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law". The practice of the abbey was basically the epicurian enjoyment of life. Crowley borrowed all of this from Rabelais for his own Thelemic practice.
That's the problem with just looking at the surface of things. Devote yourself to the Law and you will understand it is the only way to live! 93 93/93!
@Salty Pete This is true, but most people today (who have not studied ancient Greek philosophy) simply see Epicureanism as a more refined form of hedonism ... Of course, one may debate just how refined Crowley's hedonism was. But that debate doesn't interest me.
“The great beast 666, which sounds like the PlayStation name of a sexually frustrated teenager.” *You’re lucky he’s dead,* because he would come for you after saying that.
My first thought was "how dare he pick on PlayStation owners surely Xbox owners deserve it too!!", Then I remembered, "there's not that many of those are there?"
It's interesting to note that the majority of kids who loose even one parent at an early age end up being affected one way or the other through their adult lives . They either go right off the rails, or experience mental or physical health problems ... Sad but true.
I almost lost my mom to cancer and then 6 months after she started recovering my dad died in a plane crash, I have lots of mental disorders but you don’t see me leading a damn cult, point is, he did all of that on his own, maybe trauma boosted it, but it was mostly all him
'The Magician' by W. Somerset Maugham is based on Crowley. The main character, Oliver Haddo, is fictional, but oddly, more realistic than Crowley. Go figure.
I never thought of him as evil tho. I own a copy of his Book of THOTH Tarot deck and I've spent years studying it, its very complex and enriched with symbolism and meaning. It took many years to create so I get why. Beata Tarot on TH-cam explains it
Not a current phenomena, always has been always will. If you read Bill Brysons ‘A short history of everything’. You will find most scientists were ganged upon for any new development/discovery by the Establishment.
I live about 15 mins from the old site where Boleskin house stood. It burned down twice on two separate occasions, which is such a shame because it had a very interesting architecture, and a colourful past. The cemetery opposite the site is invariably creepy though.
2 other high quality gems !!! “ his nasal passage was eroding due to his usage of cocaine... which was amazing he found the time considering all the heroin he was doing”. “ what do you do on your honeymoon.. Convert the hotel room in to a make shift temple and invoke ancient Egyptian deities of course!”.
Why was my favourite sexual fantasy deleted so far? Was it because I illegal drugs were invovled? Come on, that was just a fantasy with a fictional character!
@@alitabassum5990 "We cannot let--This--We've never allowed any crisis from the civil war straight through to the pandemic 17, all the way around 16--We have never ever let our democracy sake--second-fiddle, way that we both have a democracy and elections end at the same time correct the public health." ~Joe Biden, 2020~
wait Biden just began his term. gas prices have just started to go up. and the stock market crash is likely this year to next year. you heard it here. like last time the market crashed in 2007 I told everyone and they laughed.
Correction, it was Jimmy Page who was obsessed with Crowley, and bought his mansion, not Robert Plant. Edit, just saw many others stating this. Nice to see so many Zep heads in here. :)
@@JHRUSMC , Plant blamed Page on the bad luck the band was having due to Page dabbling in the black arts. The house didn't have anything to do with it. A good book is, The Song Remains the Same, by Richard Cole, the tour manager. It's a wild ride from first hand information. I'm sure the book is out of print, but you might find a copy on the internet.
@@warhorse1956 That is correct. But, if I'm remembering correctly, it was about the time Jimmy was living in that house, when Robert's son died of a stomach illness. And, Robert blamed that, and all the rest of the crazy misfortunes, on the fact that Jimmy had a supposed obsession with Crowley, and that he had bought his house. It's been a good while since I heard the story, though. 👍
Spiking drinks with “Peyote” (not just pure Mescaline HCL which he wouldn’t have had) would make people violently throw up before the hallucinogenic experience.
Least Crowley could rhyme. And though he was widely perceived as a massive twat, a few quality people respected him. So a bit like Eminem, but then not like him. Is it just me who noticed that Eminem's songs are all just him crying, and stumbling over his words? Honestly, I've heard better incoherent whining down at the jenkem addicts' rehab.
15:48 - Crowley’s “V for Victory”suggestion for Churchill was to “magickally” counteract the Nazi salute used by Hitler - the way scissors beats paper in rock, paper, scissors ... seriously
If you entertain the theory that secret societies have used sexual blackmail to cohere powerful and influential members of society throughout the ages into owing favours, and consider that powerful and influential people have been members of said societies themselves, Aleister Crowley may have influenced more than we know.
Normal Summon Aleister add invocation. Link summon Almiraj using Aleister, link into secure gardna. Activate invocation banishing Aleister and Secure Gardna to summon Mechaba. Invocation eff to add back Aleister and shuffle it back into the deck. Activate Nadir servant sending Apkalone to add Ecclesia. Apkalone effect to add Schism and discard Schism. Special Summon Ecclesia, eff add Maximus. Banish Almiraj to summon Maximus. Maximus eff to send Construct and Titanklad, construct eff add back Schism. Set 1 and proceed to end phase, Titanklad ef to add Fleur to hand. your turn
I grew up in Leamington & lived in the flat next door to his home for a while . No one in Leamington seems to know he lived there or to know much about him. That's strange, because it's a town where everyone knows everyone & you'd think knowledge of his infamous life would be passed down or on.
@@juliusraben3526 yes, but families tend to stay there for generations ('Britain's Happiest Town' according to some recent press articles )so you think there'd be knowledge & stories about him or a plaque. Other famous people have plaques in nearby towns.
@@juliusraben3526 maybe they wouldn't like the satanic association! It's a wealthy, very pretty town & lots of opinions on its historic heritage. Lots of National Heritage listed buildings . ( Historic buildings that you can't structurally alter without permission because of their historical value & importance).
I'd be amazed if any politician under 45 had heard of him. I used to read about him and other occult characters years ago. Haven't come across people talking about him for 20 years. And when you say "sick ideas" what are you referring to? The problem with politicians is not that they have "sick ideas", but they are self promoting, also rans, average people who at best just f**k things up.
@@cragerzz I don't know about Crowley specifically, but stuff like Mason lodges, the Bohemian grove and weird sex cults of Hollywood are all over the USA and have plenty of high notoriety atendees.
Crowley named his eldest daughter Nuit Ma Ahathoor Hecate Sappho Jezebel Lilith Crowley. The poor girl only lived two years. I think it was Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page who bought Crowley's home on Loch Ness. His youngest three children were all born the same year---1920 (??). Great video Arran!
having never been a mountaineer, climbing the most dangerous mountain in the world, having just been abandoned by your climbing partners (probably following a slightly animated discussion), and continuing up the mountain solo, and seeing the avalanche... i'm not sure i can relate to what AC was thinking at that moment. did their screams even reach him? i know that there are more than a few abandoned mountaineers on mount everest. 180 bodies, i think, at last count.
@@gowdsake7103 uh... You might want to look more into Crowley, what he did, what he had his cult do, and the things he practiced. He also ran a religion genius lol
On his death bed he went out crying like a bitch to scared to death of actually dying so he must of known what was waiting for him on the other side,,lol..
@@iamthatguyfromslipknot1137 I agree . In the end he was just a shameless , self indulging putz and a coward. He knew , or most certainly believed in Heaven as well as a hell so he is being tormented to no end
@@patrickkkpakerr6442 Robert plant’s son died after visiting the house and Plant has said it had an evil presence.Jimmy Page bought it as he was a fan of the occult.
@@cahg3871 It is said it helped their success , same with the beatles , stones e t c , yep Crowley was a true a satanist and is largely responsible for the way the world is today .
My favorite anecdote about Crowley is about the time he crashed a cocktail party at some English aristrocrat's house in London when one of the lady's said something unkind to him about his upbringing, instead of politely ignoring the lady or excusing himself he instead climbed on the piano and dropped a huge shit on the lid and left without saying a word.
Hey my friend I really enjoy the channel and your production. In this video it says Robert plant bought Crowley's house, however it was James Patrick page greatest guitarists of all time! Keep up the good work thoughty2
I heard a story about Crowley casting an invisibility spell then showing up completely naked to a high society party, and no one acknowledged him so he took a dump on the table and left
I have read that Aleister Crowley would have Chess Matches against other members of the Golden Dawn using Visualization only. Sitting across from one another, they would Visualize a board and Pieces an call out moves using their minds only. While a 3rd Member recorded the moves. If true, He had a fantastic ability to Concentrate an keep his mind on the Match.
Your research on this one is a bit off (understandably, he was a man who intended to be misunderstood deliberately). Crowley's works were allegorical political treatises on Anarchism, cloaked in religious terms to avoid censorship. "Spiritualism" was very fashionable back then, and was a hodge-podge of superstitions with no codified belief system. This made it easy to adapt to his message and lent some mystery and infamy. The more theatrical he got, the more his legend grew, the more his influence spread. He's hardly the first person to throw himself into a larger-than-life persona to reach an audience, taking his queue from Egyptian Pharohs, and many have done it since... A lot of his exploits are real, but many are also exaggerated. Imagine the "Satanic Panic" of the 80s, but way bigger. Picture someone like Marilyn Manson in Edwardian England, lol. That's the reaction he got, and he used it effectively by feeding into the hyperbole instead of denying it. People are easier to persuade in a state of shock. As to his philosophy, it boils down to "look out for yourself, don't trust those who claim to have your best interests in mind". He was an anti-government populist of sorts. He was extremely against violence, yet paradoxically advocated for it, mostly for rhetorical purposes, making such outlandish claims that people would adopt the opposite position purely out of disgust for what he said. If the devil tells you to do something, you do the opposite, immediately and secure in the belief you're doing good, even if you don't fully understand what you're doing or why. What's the truth, which parts of his life were just legend? It doesn't matter, he made so much effort to blur those lines, we may never pick it apart. But look at the results of his actions, rather than the actions themselves and you can see a distinct method to the madness.
So are you saying that he wasn't an occultist and that he never REALLY thought he could conjure up his guardian angel or Choronzon in rituals? That in fact, it was all allegorical politics with no real intention of magic at all? I would be very interested to know where you had got this from, I would love to hear more. I have been interested in him for years but I had always taken him at his word and never thought him to be anything other than someone who thought they were a magician. That's how I have always seen him portrayed anyway.
You start off the way i was. Just a bit off, but he went straight off of Wikipedia which changed what they have said about Crowley. Crowleys biggest thing was the OTO Ordo Templi orientis with Carl kellnar and Theodore Reuss. Whom he met in Egypt. Wikipedia used to say Crowley talked to aiwass on 4/8/38 at the ashdown park hotel. I suppose he could of in Egypt as well. However you dont know the truth neither. Crowley was a baphomet plagiarist. Pretty much everything came from a book called the book of abramelin. Written in the 13 or 1400s. About a jew from worms, Germany and What is known as the abramelin rituals. Plus a book called mathematicall magick by John Wilkins in 1648. All these books and more are at Bodleian library in Oxford. Which I'm sure Crowley read while going to Cambridge. Its were Crowley got his k in magic. Crowley was just a thief and a liar. There was no aiwass. Just a plagiarist pile of vomit for a dog. Peace and agap'e.
It wasn't Robert Plant who was obsessed with Crowley it was the band's Guitarist Jimmy Page who bought Crowley's Boleskine House in the Scottish highlands.
Its a shame you didnt include how Crowley and Lady Frieda Harris worked together to created the Thoth Tarot cards. What started out as a short project turned into years before the cards were finished. Crowley would describe to Harris his vision of the cards while he was on heroin and other hallucinogenics. Harris was beaten and forced to paint each major acarna card multiple times before Crowley approved of the artwork. Neither Crowley or Harris lived to see the cards printed. There is no other tarot deck like Crowleys Thoth Tarot, its truly incredible!
In 1875 everyone was taking all those drugs , even Queen Victoria , and rampant sex and STD's was open to anyone who could afford it . The navy had caused thousands of street walking whores by press ganging men into military service never to be seen by their poor families again .... yet Nelson gets a statue built to him and is remembered as Englands gloriest .
Fun fact he was a spiritual father of the rolling stones and has his face on the cover of "sergent Pepper" by the Beatles. The "Manu cornito" used widely in pop and rock iconography. The song "mister Crowley" by Ozzy Osbourne is about him. in his Books he describes how to sacrifice kids Also he did riruals with Pulitzer prize winner Walter duranty who worked in Moscow to hide the holodomor from the World press for the mi5 , ensuring Russia would be on the side of the allies in the coming War. He did so by making a sex and drugs blackmail honeypot "à la Epstein" in a hotel. Also Jimmy saville was an avid follower of thelema and has robes with Crowley's symbols on it
How could he have been a friend of the Rolling Stones, when he died in 1947? It's more likely that Brian Jones was a fan of his 'work', and got Mick and Keith interested later.
"most dangerous man in the world" - he was a cult leader and a bit naughty, but I'd argue the people you mentioned in the beginning being a much better contender, you know, like Hitler or Stalin for starters
Many of our political leaders and hollyweird stars follow his ideas.
@@harrylongabaugh7402 still not as dangerous as causing the Holocaust, being responsible for hundreds of millions of deaths or starving your own people to death like Stalin. Some politicians and celebrities enjoying a good orgy or two pales in comparison lol
@@deangerst6172 Yeah I'm pretty sure Mussolini alone was more dangerous of a man. Let alone Hitler Stalin Charles Manson etc etc
@@harrylongabaugh7402 explain a single one of Crowley's ideas lmao
No they weren't they were mere instrument of a man called Amshel Bauer, who owns you and all the banks, you slave.
Crowley's biography sounds remarkably similar to many Californian college students.
Bruh😂
Yeah cuz it's the right wing they're they're the good guys 🤔🤣
Truest fact I have ever heard
@@jhonfamo8412 maybe not the good guys but just not inherently evil 😁😁
Damn lol
I love how you dress like someone who should be called 'Arthur B. Chesterworth'.
I was thinking "Bongland McSillyNickers"
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Add a bow tie and you’d get Humphrey J. Farksnuffle
Boaty McBoatface
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It was jimmy page who bought Crowley house not robert plant, Jimmy was obsessed with him and the dark arts and used it in his music and on stage.
Is it not more dangerous to spread misinformation ???
Came here to say the same thing lol...
Correct. Boleskine House.
Was about to talk about this
You beat me to it. I wonder how many other inaccuracies are in the clip.
IMO-Video should be titled “the wickedest man” not “ the most dangerous man”
Wait 5 minutes
Agreed
Maybe it refers to the number of STDs he could give at once.
Maybe it was to avoid copyright issues
@@peculiarlittleman5303 He could kill a fully grown elephant with the amount of herpes he’s packing.
It is Jimmy Page of Zeppelin that was obsessed with Crowley, bought his old house at Loch Ness, some of his writings & spells & some of his magical implements as well.
Was here to say the same.
Was about to comment this as well
Magical implements and spells lol gtfo
Indeed it was - Page & Crowley were both obsessed with smack too
page not the singer
Of all the documentaries, ”a keen poet” is the kindest description of what I’ve heard others say of his work.
Thank you Hercules. You are appreciated.
Lmao. A keen poet. Lmfao. 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅😆😆😁😂😂😂
Lol i love some wierd poetry but hes over the top in a rather obnoxious way. I can do Morrison poetry. I cant do crowley tho. His mind and his life is really the stuff of legends tho.
wow lol nice one
His poetry sucks big time
I dont think Crowley is anywhere close to as evil as Hitler or Stalin. When you compare the otrasities Crowley is laughable in comparison to some of the people who would really be considered evil
Hitler and Stalin are evil objectively
Don’t give this guy too much grief. We’ve all ignored screams outside our tent at least once.
I once heard 2 owls fucking in the middle of the night and it sounds more cartoonish than you would imagine. Like seriously try to make the sound yourself of 2 owls doing it , thats exactly what it actually sounds like and its terrifying.
You didn't listen to me...snow... why should I listen to you ??
I thought I was the only one
In my defence, I thought the screams and cursing of my name were just foxes fucking in the hedgerow.
Haha. Word.
It's jimmy page who bought crowley's house , not Robert plant
I thought it was Page.
was just about to put this lmao
It was Page of course who had an interest in the occult, and even opened an Occult bookshop himself. This guyThoughty2, is a wee bollix
The one obsessed with Crowley and who collected his writings and bought Boleskin House was Jimmy Page, not Robert Plant
Robert Plant is into hillbilly music, not the occult.
Crowley had a serious accident as a child that caused head trauma. He wasn’t the same afterwards and became rebellious and aggressive according to those that were close to him. This rarely gets mentioned in his biographies.
It would be wild to find out what affect that had overall.
Source?
Ofc, imagine telling that the "omega" of the alphabet-people, would be brain damaged :P
That would prove way to much against the woke hivemind.
What is your source for this info?
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Can't believe you didn't mention how it was believed Crowley was responsible for creating the Loch Ness monster.
The Loch Ness Monster sightings actually go back to medieval times.
@@SunRabbit incorrect! Actually the supposed first sighting of Nessie which you are referring to, the one by St Colombo (sp) actually happened on the River Ness not Loch Ness, and the River Ness is a hundred miles from Loch Ness. All the sightings of Nessie have actually only taken place since after Crawley did his demon summoning ritual but never finished itv(which is what created Nessie (the unfinishing and proper clearing of air afterwards) at Boleskine House on the banks of Loch Ness. No official recorded sighting of Nessie exists before that.
@@alisonjmiller5339 There's a *_BBC_* documentary called _"Aleister Crowley - The Other Loch Ness Monster",_ it's quite interesting.
Probably because he wasn't, The first reported sighting of the mythical monster was In 1888, mason Alexander Macdonald of Abriachan sighted "a large stubby-legged animal" surfacing from the loch and propelling itself within fifty yards of the shore where Macdonald stood. Macdonald reported his sighting to Loch Ness water bailiff Alex Campbell, and described the creature as looking like a salamander. Crowley would only have been about 13 then.
@@janetpendlebury6808 actually I think if you look deeply enough you will find that many held that belief, that Nessie was actually metaphysical being created because Crowley never finished satanic ritual he started in Boleskine House or bothered to cleanse the area afterward. Creating conditions that brought Nessie into being.
How do you manage to be incredibly Bland and Entertaining at the same time. It's actual perfection. I cant stop watching. Also the mustache is what I believe to be God's inspiration.
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You are NOT wrong, my friend.
There is a food reviewer online who dresses in 50s suits and looks like a vampire or something and he's bland but highly entertaining at the same time and he talks in a boring way but he's got huge subs and views I just can't remember the channel name right now
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It was Jimmy Page that was into Crowley and bought his house, not Plant...
Not surprised.
I saw that too. Thoughty 2 messed up
Rock 'n roll...
I thought so too, I was like if I look it up and it says Plant then it’s definitely the Mandela effect lol
Beat me too it he missed a couple facts about crowley not just this one
Reword the title to the: "The most dangerous man to sleep with."
Right! Cause I was waiting for “evil”. Nempho, yes!
I thought the media called him the most wicked man. Not the most dangerous man.
Just in case anyone see this, this needs a trigger warning for self harm, 12:50 self harm and razors are mentioned
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@@isdr07idk85 😱he said the word razor 😱😱
WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK, I just found multiple books from this guy on my dads shelf, and I new he was part of a spiritual group called “The Order of the Silver Star” but now Im finding out Crowley founded it. So I’ll say it again WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK
GET OUTTA THAT HOUSE!! NOW
the order of the golden dawn is the group he was apart of and then made the thelma religion
@@Schmidty_Silly well he also has several books about the golden dawn, one by Crowley, but I read somewhere else that he created an organization called A:A which meant silver star. idk it’s all very chaotic
@@harleyforme1238 yeah its very chaotic but as far as i know A:A was part of thelma as a whole the beilfs are kinda like modern satanist (they dont actully believe in satan they are like athiests) but with motherfucking magic
@@Schmidty_Silly yep that sounds about right
"I have never grown out of the infantile belief that the universe was made for me to suck." - Crowley ...
[ ps.. the newspaper article called "The Wickedest Man In The World" would have been a more apt title for this video ] ;)
they will probable change the tittle
Right? I saw the title and Crowley's face and I was like uh, that's not what he was called lol
I've been seeing you a lot around town.
Carl Pamzram was a far more dangerous man than Crowley
@@zanityplays i get that a lot, lol. funny thing is appearances can be deceiving. i don't really get around as much as people think. ;)
“You’re a wizard, Crowley!”
- Aiwass (probably)
Nice
"I'm a what?"
U N D E R A T E D
Wizard? Witchcraft is demons orgies and all the perversion leading humanity to hell or the nightmare of today. What nightmare? Open your eyes. To tell you more, NASA founders were discovering fuel for rockets combining quemical experiments with witchcraft as they were direct followers of this shame of human, and all famous bands like led zeppelin Beatles black sabbath they are worshipping ALEISTER CROWLEY, and is not the only one. The majority of the humanity pray to satan so their idols are all demons, footballers, singers, politicians, religions, false idols for false people. That's why the only we can do in this world is refuse to have any power. Power is dangerous. Sodomy is self punishment that's what this people do, get powers from entities in change of pain hahahah ridiculous
@@BarrySwords you are a crowley
“Got to his magic studies like hermione granger on ampthetamines” god damn I love you thoughty2
He was quite ambitious, he bounced around the globe like it was crossing the street, got laid wherever he went, kept up a drug and alcohol addiction, climbed mountains, and wrote books, caught diseases, killed muggers, got kicked out of countries. Say what you will about him, I can barely find my way out of the comment section on TH-cam. Impressive individual
the foundation wants to find him
haha man nice one
Isn't that guy Barbara Bush's father I'm serious
@lucifer fraxinus it true
Hey Thoughty I have have just stumbled across your channel and what a cerebral joy it is, the fact you don't just stick to one theme or subject is so refreshing. Your sartorial attire is excellent, topped with a sublime tash! Who said the 70s was dead! Keep up the great work, much love from down under.
Is no one going talk about the fact that he looks like Uncle Fester
Maybe Uncle Fester looks like Crowley?
@@1pcfred Big brain, honestly though I wouldn’t be surprised if this guys look inspired it, there just to much resemblance
@@cringyalienguy9787 maybe. The Addams Family was a comic strip before it was a TV show. The characters on the show did resemble the drawn cartoons too. I vaguely remember hearing the artist loosely based the characters on his own family? Fester is one of the most unique TV characters of all time. I even had to get a light bulb that lit up in your mouth when I was a kid. Because Fester.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Uncle Fester was better looking.
Crowley’s published book of poems should have been titled - “Jackin’ the Beanstalk”.
Underrated comment
@@AJ-ey7pd Thank you, I appreciate that.
Oh dear you’re clever one
@@isdr07idk85 snowflake
@@isdr07idk85 actual self harmer here to tell you that just mentioning razor blades or self harm doesn't make me want to run away and slice myself up
Crowley loved his bad press. He wrote quite a bit of it himself.
@Steve Gooden 44 years ago, your mother instructed you to clean the cat box and you rudely refused. Now you're preaching at someone?
Was that before or after he kidnapped the 14 year old?
@@jordanslaver7758 I think you're looking for Joe Biden's brother on that one ...
@@gregorytaylor3146 that's right now the Biden's are the "world's ruling criminal family" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Btw what happened to "that laptop" with all the supposedly damning evidence..? The one that Giuliani and Co. supposedly sent to the FBI without copying all the allegedly incriminating files they said they had found...
But the FBI never received it, and no-one on the Giuliani/Trump side said a word...
Why..? Coz it was all BS, and once the election was done, they had to go to plan B and challenge the entire election, not rely on something that didn't exist.
I haven't heard Giuliani or anyone try to revive the laptop issue since. That tells me it's all a beatup or straight up lies. Like maybe Hunter Biden saw a Chinese prostitute..?
Wow big deal!
Fact: Jared and Ivanka have a licence for a chain of "massage parlours" in China.
I highly doubt that.
Alfred Leon/Leon Vitali, who played 'Red Cloak' in Eyes Wide Shut (1999), one of cinema's greatest villains, was also born in Royal Leamington Spa.
Looks like Joe Rogan took too much DMT and travelled back in time.
r/rareinsults
Lol
Literally lol’d 😂🤣
Lmfao his picture was on the screen a few seconds before I read this and now I have to clean my laptop screen.. I was drinking when I read it :')
How dare you dirty Crowley's name by comparing him to Joe Rogan
It was Jimmy Page that bought Crowley’s old house and not Robert Plant.
I was wondering about that. Page was the one fascinated with the occult.
I just posted the same thing.
Yep. It was Page, you beat me to it! There’s even video footage of Page sitting out the front of Crowleys house in the movie “The Song Remains The Same”. Plant owned a cottage in Fredonia....
I think the house came with a spell book n cloak 👁🤘
Dude honestly searched the comments hoping any Zeppelin fan was here to correct his mistake. I even watched the video all the way through in hope of mention of Ozzy or Zeppelin and he messed up lol
"certain actions produce certain outcomes"
"when will you learn thar your actions have consequences?"
lol great comment
when you are walking in a desert with no hope of what will happen(john wick 3)
Crowley also was consumed with fear and terror in his last years on Earth. He was angry that he was dying despite Satan promising immortality. Imagine that. Being surprised that Lucifer would lie to someone!
The Great Deceiver
Depart from me I never knew you !!!
He could have aknowledged how wrong he was and repent...
Satan is demon born and Lucifer is angel/old god born. They are diferent entities. Look it up. Lucifer was the god of light and son of Aurora, the roman part of Eos, greek goddess of dawn; although his story ressembles a lot to Prometheus' one
@@Koshrocreations In this context they are the same entity.
Jimmy Page bought the Crowley house (Boleskine Manor), NOT Robert Plant! Jimmy had a DEEP interest in black arts & that house was KEY in his mind to epitomize that interest.
Was going to say the same. Boleskin House is on the banks of Loch Ness, been past it a few times. Unfortunately it has been subject to a few house fires over the years.
Stairway to Heaven was penned through automatic writing after a summoning ritual there. A lot of evil entities released from that location.
@@ravishingrickrude3758 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Seriously, how did they get that wrong lol.
@@ravishingrickrude3758 Headley Grange in Hampshire, was as far as l know,the origin location of that particular song.An equally spooky place popular with the 70's big-hitters of the era.Somerset Belenoff being Page's subject matter at the time.A big player in the illuminati structure and scion of the powerful Belgian-Wettin-bloodline.
This man has the incredible ability of roasting the shit out of you in the most eloquent way possible
I think he failed miserably.
Anyone who actually knows Crowley's life would be surprised by how soft he went and the fact he stuck to the more scandalous aspects, not his actual moral flaws.
@@LNVACVAC I think asande was referring to Thoughty2...
@@felixlewis117 I know
@@felixlewis117 So did I
@@LNVACVAC r u a cultist
“I slept with faith and found a corpse in my arms on awakening; I drank and danced all night with doubt and found her a virgin in the morning.”
― Aleister Crowley, The Book of Lies
As expected, I dont get it
@@xervislane770 "skepticism keeps the mind fresh, whereas faith dies in the very sleep that it induces'. from a reddit board
@@xervislane770 hes had his affairs with faith and no longer feels she's worth the thought.
faith is foolish in other words. for believing is not "see"ing.
the parables though!
An interpretation: "I slept with faith and found a corpse in my arms on awakening" = Followed his faith, (woke up from the "dream" to see a lie) his faith died. "I drank and danced all night with doubt" = lived wildly and freely, but was lost/confused/uncertain *or* was happy with doubt. Comfortable with I don't know. "and found her a virgin in the morning." = (re)gained a sense of purpose, and/or possibly new found faith. May have found the new state of mind to be good, a clean new beginning.
@@chere100 with faith in what, exactly?
It was actually Jimmy Page guitar player for Led Zeppelin that bought his house.
16:14 "There can't be too many women OR men turned on by that Heroin addicted skeleton look.".....There's probably more than you think. They'd want some of his Heroin.
😂
Ozzy O. Mr. Crowley wont you come ride my white horse.
Hahaha 😂😂😂
I've wondered that with who knows how many bands. My current girlfriend worked for Budweiser as a model and was recruited to go to an Aerosmith concert backstage just because they wanted pretty girls to hang out with. She said several of the girls were willing to do much more than hang out, but there were a few of them who said the band was just disgusting looking with how skinny and unhealthy they were and they just wanted to leave as soon as possible
L Ron Hubbard was open about it, to his SF editor. He told him he was giving up writing science fiction, the real money was in religion, so intended to invent one.
Hubbard was a strange guy with an LSD Problem.
And boy, did Hubbard ever invent a religion, alright! That's what the so-called church of Scientology is today.
@@WorthlessDeadEnd church my ass
Lol... The creation of the book of mormon by Smith in the 1850s follows the same theory in... the cash is in religion. Lol that guy was a legit scammer.
@Damon Davis i would neither nor follow anyone :D
It was actually, “Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law. Love is the law. Love under will.” It’s the law of 93, or Thelema. So, it wasn’t about doing what you want while discounting everyone else.
And the phrase "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law" (as well as the word Thelema in relationship to that phrase) came from Rabelais. In "Gargantua and Pantagruel", a sensual, life-loving monk opens an abbey for men and women together that he calls "the Abbey of Thelema", and the motto over the door of the abbey was: "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law". The practice of the abbey was basically the epicurian enjoyment of life. Crowley borrowed all of this from Rabelais for his own Thelemic practice.
That's the problem with just looking at the surface of things. Devote yourself to the Law and you will understand it is the only way to live! 93 93/93!
@Salty Pete This is true, but most people today (who have not studied ancient Greek philosophy) simply see Epicureanism as a more refined form of hedonism ... Of course, one may debate just how refined Crowley's hedonism was. But that debate doesn't interest me.
That which takes place in love is beyond good and evil
Problem is "they loved darkness over light" humans love evil, so doing what you love does not always make it righteous or even justified.
You're description of his wedding night literally had me laughing. Thank you.
“The great beast 666, which sounds like the PlayStation name of a sexually frustrated teenager.”
*You’re lucky he’s dead,* because he would come for you after saying that.
How dare he ruin my image like that.
😂😂😂
He no give a rats # ass
xX_GreatBeast666_Xx
My first thought was "how dare he pick on PlayStation owners surely Xbox owners deserve it too!!", Then I remembered, "there's not that many of those are there?"
Dude, I believe it was Jimmy Page that bought Crowley’s home.
Or Barbara Bush
@@TheHemlock77 >> That would be redundant...
Jimmy bought the Scotland home, near to loch Ness.
Yep Jimmy did indeed buy it there's a photo of him coming out of it after a 3-day incantation looking fucked.
Yes it was Jimmy Pages house .And has since burned down.But hey it's for sale.Somebody call HRC I'm sure she would be interested.
Alistair Crawley was a 10th degree blackbelt in the art of "Fuck It"
That’s why he had gonorrhea
He would have been excellent redditor
@@jebes909090 And a Blue Twitter checkmark of a cancel mob.
@@isdr07idk85 Or people could just learn to be responsible for their own feelings. 🤷♂️
@@lordindigonnisvoldebeastal3796 WHATTT!!!! chill out bro what type of world you think we are living in
It's interesting to note that the majority of kids who loose even one parent at an early age end up being affected one way or the other through their adult lives . They either go right off the rails, or experience mental or physical health problems ... Sad but true.
Can you site a source for this information?
Not an excuse for his BS
OP is on some christian fundamentalist bullshit.
I almost lost my mom to cancer and then 6 months after she started recovering my dad died in a plane crash, I have lots of mental disorders but you don’t see me leading a damn cult, point is, he did all of that on his own, maybe trauma boosted it, but it was mostly all him
Absolute shite.
“In other words.. Looks after yourself, and screw everyone else..” I can’t be the only one that let out a little laugh when he said that
I get u
that is a gross misunderstanding,that is not at all what it means.
Do what thou will literally means follow your destiny. This video is very shallowly researched
@@jonpizza9844 *within reason of course
Not at all what Crowley was positing. This video is trash.
Jimmy Page bought Crowley's old estate, not Robert Plant.
Came on to say this.
yups
Boleskine House
Did you know that Jimmy page always used to plant seeds whenever he moved into a new house and name the first one to germinate Robert?
Page, Plant... The hell is wrong with western people's creativity when giving names?
Honestly this is hilarious if I was reading fiction and someone wrote a character like this I'd call it overblown
'The Magician' by W. Somerset Maugham is based on Crowley. The main character, Oliver Haddo, is fictional, but oddly, more realistic than Crowley. Go figure.
I never thought of him as evil tho. I own a copy of his Book of THOTH Tarot deck and I've spent years studying it, its very complex and enriched with symbolism and meaning. It took many years to create so I get why. Beata Tarot on TH-cam explains it
what?
The fact that Crowley was “ahead of his time” is more of a negative commentary on our current society than a positive compliment to him.
Not a current phenomena, always has been always will. If you read Bill Brysons ‘A short history of everything’. You will find most scientists were ganged upon for any new development/discovery by the Establishment.
Best comment here
you think gay people shouldnt have rights bro?
Actually it was Jimmy Page who bought his house, not Robert Plant.
Haha that's a pretty big screw up too since Zep is such a huge band and all the young fans have internet to tell them about Page's edginess.
Nerd
I know that house, I once squatted it lol.
@@richardsleep2045 Did you get posessed by a demon?
@@johnrandall125 or maybe jimmy page lol
Jimmy Page not Robert Plant bought his house on Loch Ness.
And not Robert Plant.
Otherwise though an interesting video.
I live about 15 mins from the old site where Boleskin house stood. It burned down twice on two separate occasions, which is such a shame because it had a very interesting architecture, and a colourful past. The cemetery opposite the site is invariably creepy though.
Aleister Crowley's poems about squirty cheese, was not received well by the public.
He loved the Devil's Leicester lol
Hell smoked cheese
Edamned was a great cheese poem
@@paulnolan4971 😆 lol. 🍻
@@211inprogress 😂😎🍻🍻🍻
Great video. Very well written and presented. Interesting and engaging. Enjoyed it a lot.
"Like Hermione Granger on amphetamines."- Quite funny.
2 other high quality gems !!!
“ his nasal passage was eroding due to his usage of cocaine... which was amazing he found the time considering all the heroin he was doing”.
“ what do you do on your honeymoon..
Convert the hotel room in to a make shift temple and invoke ancient Egyptian deities of course!”.
Cocaine is a helluva drug. 93 93/93
Why was my favourite sexual fantasy deleted so far? Was it because I illegal drugs were invovled? Come on, that was just a fantasy with a fictional character!
@@stephanbroda4657
Simmer down Stephan
@@felixculpa9303 : ???
It was Jimmy page who was obsessed with him and bought his house. Not Robert plant
Media: Crowley. The worlds wickest man.
Marquis de Sade: Hold my snuff novela.
I bet they'd be fast friends.
Media: Crowley The world's sickest man. Every FEMINIST woke ASSHOLE and Joe Biden: Hold my beer.....
Churchill :hold my cigar
Thatcher: woman can play this game to
Bush Sr : I married his daughter
Bush jr: hey grandpa
Trump :me me meme
@@alitabassum5990
"We cannot let--This--We've never allowed any crisis from the civil war straight through to the pandemic 17, all the way around 16--We have never ever let our democracy sake--second-fiddle, way that we both have a democracy and elections end at the same time correct the public health." ~Joe Biden, 2020~
wait Biden just began his term. gas prices have just started to go up. and the stock market crash is likely this year to next year. you heard it here. like last time the market crashed in 2007 I told everyone and they laughed.
I'm so happy I found this channel I love history and you story tell very well.
"he was about as popular as covid", extremely popular then.
" At immigration" I believe he said
Weird flex but okay
@deanspencer listen to what he said again cloth ears.
@@Beetrecca lol " cloth ears"
@@Beetrecca cloth ears 😂 I will watch it again when I've time and listen a little more carefully
Correction, it was Jimmy Page who was obsessed with Crowley, and bought his mansion, not Robert Plant.
Edit, just saw many others stating this. Nice to see so many Zep heads in here. :)
Correct. Actually Robert Plant blamed the death of his son, on the fact that Jimmy Page bought that dudes house, if I'm remembering properly.
@@JHRUSMC , Plant blamed Page on the bad luck the band was having due to Page dabbling in the black arts. The house didn't have anything to do with it.
A good book is, The Song Remains the Same, by Richard Cole, the tour manager. It's a wild ride from first hand information. I'm sure the book is out of print, but you might find a copy on the internet.
@@warhorse1956 That is correct. But, if I'm remembering correctly, it was about the time Jimmy was living in that house, when Robert's son died of a stomach illness. And, Robert blamed that, and all the rest of the crazy misfortunes, on the fact that Jimmy had a supposed obsession with Crowley, and that he had bought his house. It's been a good while since I heard the story, though. 👍
@@warhorse1956 The Poet as Occultist......The five windows that light the caverned man!
I _thought_ it was Page and not Plant who bought Crowley's house. Thanks for confirming that my memory isn't going south.
His stare says "How can I separate as many body parts from my victim without them dying"
Spiking drinks with “Peyote” (not just pure Mescaline HCL which he wouldn’t have had) would make people violently throw up before the hallucinogenic experience.
Crowley looks like Eminem going through a mid life crisis
So eminem?
@@benardman2665 I felt that burn through my electronic device
I thought it was Christian Von Koenigseeeeegggg
Eminem looks like eminem going through a mid life crisis
Least Crowley could rhyme. And though he was widely perceived as a massive twat, a few quality people respected him. So a bit like Eminem, but then not like him.
Is it just me who noticed that Eminem's songs are all just him crying, and stumbling over his words? Honestly, I've heard better incoherent whining down at the jenkem addicts' rehab.
15:48 - Crowley’s “V for Victory”suggestion for Churchill was to “magickally” counteract the Nazi salute used by Hitler - the way scissors beats paper in rock, paper, scissors ... seriously
meme vs meme
Demons vs demons
Hitler was superstitious so it f’d with him
He was the living proof that there's a thin line between genius and madness.
snort~snort
@@JTA1961 lol
He was the guy with the eraser.
Madness gets you more tail
If you entertain the theory that secret societies have used sexual blackmail to cohere powerful and influential members of society throughout the ages into owing favours, and consider that powerful and influential people have been members of said societies themselves, Aleister Crowley may have influenced more than we know.
Normal Summon Aleister add invocation. Link summon Almiraj using Aleister, link into secure gardna. Activate invocation banishing Aleister and Secure Gardna to summon Mechaba. Invocation eff to add back Aleister and shuffle it back into the deck. Activate Nadir servant sending Apkalone to add Ecclesia. Apkalone effect to add Schism and discard Schism. Special Summon Ecclesia, eff add Maximus. Banish Almiraj to summon Maximus. Maximus eff to send Construct and Titanklad, construct eff add back Schism. Set 1 and proceed to end phase, Titanklad ef to add Fleur to hand. your turn
I grew up in Leamington & lived in the flat next door to his home for a while . No one in Leamington seems to know he lived there or to know much about him. That's strange, because it's a town where everyone knows everyone & you'd think knowledge of his infamous life would be passed down or on.
But.... if thats the argument (everybody knows everybody) then dont be suprised, because he doesnt live there anymore :P
@@juliusraben3526 yes, but families tend to stay there for generations ('Britain's Happiest Town' according to some recent press articles )so you think there'd be knowledge & stories about him or a plaque. Other famous people have plaques in nearby towns.
@@sarahholland2600 arrange it ?
@@juliusraben3526 maybe they wouldn't like the satanic association! It's a wealthy, very pretty town & lots of opinions on its historic heritage. Lots of National Heritage listed buildings . ( Historic buildings that you can't structurally alter without permission because of their historical value & importance).
@@sarahholland2600 dont arrange it?
I’m gonna regret watching this at 10pm, aren’t I?
Yes
Yes
YEP
Yeap
Nahh
This narrator has such a unique style, combining information and comedy.
I will check out your book.
He’s last words are probably the most important thing he ever said
Plently of politicians actually follow Aleister Crowley. Where do you think they get some of their sick ideas from?
A personality trait called empathy which a lot of people seem to lack (hint, hint).
Remember Churchill , I know right.
Prove it or its utter bullshit
I'd be amazed if any politician under 45 had heard of him. I used to read about him and other occult characters years ago. Haven't come across people talking about him for 20 years. And when you say "sick ideas" what are you referring to? The problem with politicians is not that they have "sick ideas", but they are self promoting, also rans, average people who at best just f**k things up.
@@cragerzz I don't know about Crowley specifically, but stuff like Mason lodges, the Bohemian grove and weird sex cults of Hollywood are all over the USA and have plenty of high notoriety atendees.
Let’s all see what mustache man has brought for us today.
All hail mustache man and the information he spreads
And a quite nice moustache at that.
And a nice narrating voice that comes along with the moustache.
@@stoicjedi boooo lol
Yo im high af and that's the funniest shit I've read in a while lolol
He was no worse than alot of so called new age gurus' I've come across these days. As you say, he was a man out of his time, living in his time.
Crowley named his eldest daughter Nuit Ma Ahathoor Hecate Sappho Jezebel Lilith Crowley. The poor girl only lived two years. I think it was Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page who bought Crowley's home on Loch Ness. His youngest three children were all born the same year---1920 (??). Great video Arran!
It was Jimmy Page who was obsessed with Crowley and purchased his house.
Right on...
Sounds right. A guy who never left adolescence has an adolescent obsession with an artist and buys something that belonged to him.
@@isdr07idk85
Your “trigger warning” makes me want to hang myself. Please stop
@@isdr07idk85 yeah... that’s not what a trigger is lol
Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama both stated he was their hero
He was friends with Lord Tredegar and he actually stayed at Tredegar House in Newport South Wales.
having never been a mountaineer, climbing the most dangerous mountain in the world, having just been abandoned by your climbing partners (probably following a slightly animated discussion), and continuing up the mountain solo, and seeing the avalanche... i'm not sure i can relate to what AC was thinking at that moment. did their screams even reach him? i know that there are more than a few abandoned mountaineers on mount everest. 180 bodies, i think, at last count.
I like this guy's accent and the pinch of dark humour he adds at the accurate places in his videos!
If Arrons mustache doesn’t win best English mustache ever I’m done.
true
@Prayuth Chan-ocha pretty sure he doesn’t deserve it
@Prayuth Chan-ocha Absolutely!
@rian marky that’s why I call him daddy
Shouldn’t have said that
He took to his studies like Hermione Grainger on amphetamines.
I just finished marathoning Supernatural and was surprised at how much this guy influenced that TV series.
was thinking the same hehe
crowleys life and history are freaking insane to look into, as well as the stuff he studied and practiced.
That caused harm to NO ONE unlike religions
@@gowdsake7103 uh... You might want to look more into Crowley, what he did, what he had his cult do, and the things he practiced. He also ran a religion genius lol
@@BigNothingMonsterMan He didnt do ANYTHING but shag and gob off
@@gowdsake7103
The dude (literally) founded "the religion of Thelema."
@@b.g.3073 Ummmmm and ? founding religions is not exactly hard, Mankind has created approx 30000 gods so imagine how many cults and sects that is
I just walked past his old house this afternoon.
I’m envious of your ability to do so...
The one with a moat around it with black swans on it?
@@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934You should be.
@@macro325mike Sadly it was the townhouse 30 clarendon square in Leamington spa. No moat. It should have a blue plaque on it really.
@@jonathanbowen3640 saying what? A Freak lived here?
He died broke, living in a rooming house, and addicted to heroin. The more things change...
On his death bed he went out crying like a bitch to scared to death of actually dying so he must of known what was waiting for him on the other side,,lol..
@@iamthatguyfromslipknot1137 I agree .
In the end he was just a shameless , self indulging putz and a coward.
He knew , or most certainly believed in Heaven as well as a hell so he is being tormented to no end
Thats what u get for fucking with forces you don't understand
Pretty sure they found a rubber hanging out his butt too
He was a disgusting perverted man
I believe it was Jimi Page not Robert Plant that was obsessed and bought Crowley’s house.
True enough , he got that badly wrong in fact plant had a pop at him about it .
@@patrickkkpakerr6442 Robert plant’s son died after visiting the house and Plant has said it had an evil presence.Jimmy Page bought it as he was a fan of the occult.
@@cahg3871 It is said it helped their success , same with the beatles , stones e t c , yep Crowley was a true a satanist and is largely responsible for the way the world is today .
Robert. Plant did not purchase AC house but Jimmy Page did.
My favorite anecdote about Crowley is about the time he crashed a cocktail party at some English aristrocrat's house in London when one of the lady's said something unkind to him about his upbringing, instead of politely ignoring the lady or excusing himself he instead climbed on the piano and dropped a huge shit on the lid and left without saying a word.
Doubt it was the only organ he shit on.
@@billclancy4436 lmao
@@billclancy4436 A piano is not an organ
Classy !
mental
This is how they played Dungeons and Dragons back in the day.🦹♂️💥
Bard in a nutshell
So true
It's how people entertained themselves before radio, tv, video games, internet, etc. lol
The Most Dangerous Man in History is Thoughty2's mustache, of course.
it is were all his wisdom is stored
Imagine it in 20 years!!
ROFL!! this thread had me rolling...
Or the man behind Skillshare
there is no pure evil
Hey my friend I really enjoy the channel and your production. In this video it says Robert plant bought Crowley's house, however it was James Patrick page greatest guitarists of all time! Keep up the good work thoughty2
I heard a story about Crowley casting an invisibility spell then showing up completely naked to a high society party, and no one acknowledged him so he took a dump on the table and left
Can confirm
-Frater Perturabo
I was at this party.... and I can categorically state I noticed both crowley and the dump 🤔
Guxy Guy well you shoulda said something he was convinced he was invisible
@@ianh1504 I can confirm the spell had most definitely worn off by 11.30
I, however, only noticed the "dump".
I love this man's pun and choice of vocab
You have the most excellent voice. Can listen to you for hours.
I have read that Aleister Crowley would have Chess Matches against other members of the Golden Dawn using Visualization only. Sitting across from one another, they would Visualize a board and Pieces an call out moves using their minds only. While a 3rd Member recorded the moves. If true, He had a fantastic ability to Concentrate an keep his mind on the Match.
Watch Magnus play blind chess
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Your research on this one is a bit off (understandably, he was a man who intended to be misunderstood deliberately). Crowley's works were allegorical political treatises on Anarchism, cloaked in religious terms to avoid censorship. "Spiritualism" was very fashionable back then, and was a hodge-podge of superstitions with no codified belief system. This made it easy to adapt to his message and lent some mystery and infamy. The more theatrical he got, the more his legend grew, the more his influence spread.
He's hardly the first person to throw himself into a larger-than-life persona to reach an audience, taking his queue from Egyptian Pharohs, and many have done it since... A lot of his exploits are real, but many are also exaggerated. Imagine the "Satanic Panic" of the 80s, but way bigger. Picture someone like Marilyn Manson in Edwardian England, lol. That's the reaction he got, and he used it effectively by feeding into the hyperbole instead of denying it. People are easier to persuade in a state of shock.
As to his philosophy, it boils down to "look out for yourself, don't trust those who claim to have your best interests in mind". He was an anti-government populist of sorts. He was extremely against violence, yet paradoxically advocated for it, mostly for rhetorical purposes, making such outlandish claims that people would adopt the opposite position purely out of disgust for what he said. If the devil tells you to do something, you do the opposite, immediately and secure in the belief you're doing good, even if you don't fully understand what you're doing or why. What's the truth, which parts of his life were just legend? It doesn't matter, he made so much effort to blur those lines, we may never pick it apart. But look at the results of his actions, rather than the actions themselves and you can see a distinct method to the madness.
So are you saying that he wasn't an occultist and that he never REALLY thought he could conjure up his guardian angel or Choronzon in rituals? That in fact, it was all allegorical politics with no real intention of magic at all? I would be very interested to know where you had got this from, I would love to hear more. I have been interested in him for years but I had always taken him at his word and never thought him to be anything other than someone who thought they were a magician. That's how I have always seen him portrayed anyway.
You start off the way i was. Just a bit off, but he went straight off of Wikipedia which changed what they have said about Crowley. Crowleys biggest thing was the OTO Ordo Templi orientis with Carl kellnar and Theodore Reuss. Whom he met in Egypt. Wikipedia used to say Crowley talked to aiwass on 4/8/38 at the ashdown park hotel. I suppose he could of in Egypt as well. However you dont know the truth neither. Crowley was a baphomet plagiarist. Pretty much everything came from a book called the book of abramelin. Written in the 13 or 1400s. About a jew from worms, Germany and What is known as the abramelin rituals. Plus a book called mathematicall magick by John Wilkins in 1648. All these books and more are at Bodleian library in Oxford. Which I'm sure Crowley read while going to Cambridge. Its were Crowley got his k in magic. Crowley was just a thief and a liar. There was no aiwass. Just a plagiarist pile of vomit for a dog.
Peace and agap'e.
It was not Robert Plant, but Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin that bought Crowley’s former house. C’mon, Thoughty2. Who is doing your research?
Absolutely right, so sorry for the mistake here!
It's all good! You still did a great job. Crowley is a deep well indeed.
@@Thoughty2 so who do you need to shoot for this horrendous error?
@@gavhenrad himself...
@@kaktos9484 oooofftt
Appreciate the bits of gnarly humor spicing the narrative.
It wasn't Robert Plant that bought Crowley's house. It was Jimmy Page.
Anways I squatted one of his houses in Richmond and any demons were probably all my own. Although I also play chess. Brrr! scarey! lol
@@richardsleep2045 wasn't it red skeleton?
It was Page.
@@thomasyoest6557 you mean dean martin?
@@mikepiccolo32 No I played the Queen's gambit (?)
I love your style. it's rare to see such original humor in English style. Yet the videos are informative and true :)
RAre???? wrong
Very pleasantly presented videos indeed.
What? The English are funny! Lol
True. MeenaC
Rare, it's typical understated humour, some people are not clever enough to understand sarcasm or irony
It wasn't Robert Plant who was obsessed with Crowley it was the band's Guitarist Jimmy Page who bought Crowley's Boleskine House in the Scottish highlands.
Its the jokes and humor for me lol keeps me focused a good different approach on youtube well done
Its a shame you didnt include how Crowley and Lady Frieda Harris worked together to created the Thoth Tarot cards. What started out as a short project turned into years before the cards were finished. Crowley would describe to Harris his vision of the cards while he was on heroin and other hallucinogenics. Harris was beaten and forced to paint each major acarna card multiple times before Crowley approved of the artwork.
Neither Crowley or Harris lived to see the cards printed.
There is no other tarot deck like Crowleys Thoth Tarot, its truly incredible!
In 1875 everyone was taking all those drugs , even Queen Victoria , and rampant sex and STD's was open to anyone who could afford it . The navy had caused thousands of street walking whores by press ganging men into military service never to be seen by their poor families again .... yet Nelson gets a statue built to him and is remembered as Englands gloriest .
Fun fact he was a spiritual father of the rolling stones and has his face on the cover of "sergent Pepper" by the Beatles. The "Manu cornito" used widely in pop and rock iconography.
The song "mister Crowley" by Ozzy Osbourne is about him. in his Books he describes how to sacrifice kids
Also he did riruals with Pulitzer prize winner Walter duranty who worked in Moscow to hide the holodomor from the World press for the mi5 , ensuring Russia would be on the side of the allies in the coming War. He did so by making a sex and drugs blackmail honeypot "à la Epstein" in a hotel.
Also Jimmy saville was an avid follower of thelema and has robes with Crowley's symbols on it
How could he have been a friend of the Rolling Stones, when he died in 1947? It's more likely that Brian Jones was a fan of his 'work', and got Mick and Keith interested later.
How was he a friend of the Rolling stones if he died in 1947?
@@brianartillery sorry more of a spiritual father i will change that. They were fond of thelema
he didn’t sacrifice kids tf? i’ve read the entire equinox he doesn’t ever describe sacrificing kids
@@infinitesnail his Book on magick described how he does it, chanter 3 if i remember corectly
I absolutely love the way you do these videos - the sarcasm 😆 love it!!!
While I do appreciate the channel, this video is a great example of the difference between knowledge and understanding.