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The Golden Dawn
the third man(temporary armistice)n strike) Started conversation Aug 5, 2002
Wasn't this the society that had Aleister Crowley as a member for a while? I know that the Irish poet WB Yeats was a member, as was Madame Blatavsky. Why Yeats would have wanted to be a part of this group I just can't fathom. I think the group descended into anarchy with two factions invoking hundreds of demons to attack each other. But the fact that Crowley thought they were mad says it all
The Golden Dawn
Gw7en, Voice of Chaos (Classic) Posted Sep 21, 2002
You have indeed pegged the Golden Dawn. 
(Sorry that it was so late in responding. Life has been slightly more chaotic than normal lately. 
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The Golden Dawn
the third man(temporary armistice)n strike) Posted Oct 1, 2002
That's ok. I have been in darkest Cornwall and have had a rather jolly time. Have you ever read a book called The Moonstone by DM Thomas? That was set in Cornwall and is a really enjoyable mix of Freud, White Magick and a Carry On film.
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the third man(temporary armistice)n strike) Posted Oct 1, 2002
That's ok. I have been in darkest Cornwall and have had a rather jolly time. Have you ever read a book called The Moonstone by DM Thomas? That was set in Cornwall and is a really enjoyable mix of Freud, White Magick and a Carry On film.
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