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

Anyone here a Thelemite? Or an occultist?

Love is the Law, love under will.

I can't even find thelemite in the dictionary. What is it?
Kat

What are you laughing about WOMAN!??
Kat

She's just silly.....

your response was funny because I was thinking the same.

Google anyone? I could do my research but I would have to come back and
respond

Thelemites are the ones who believe in just one law only and that is:


"Do as thy Will"
"Shall be the whole of the law"

They believe that no one should stop someone doing their will, whatever
it may be.
Every man, Every woman, is equal. They are shining stars of the universe
and are trying to recondition the world.
One should not get in ones way.
They are not devil worshippers but many have the notion that we are.
they worship the divine entity, The God and Goddess

Thats all I could find out on the internet,,,

Claps and applause for you LaMom!

The last line made me laugh

"Thats all I could find out on the internet,,, "

Heck I really searched,, I never heard of it before,,,,

Claps for you. I was going to do it too

Well, I have been searching all day and am darn tired. Books,
internet...I tried the encyclopedia, thats where I stopped.
Thanks mom. How did you do your search?

Kat

Heck i tried to google got really nothing then I went to my Yahoo search
and low and behold,,, Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm.. thier it was

I have a question I wish the OP would come back,,, Do you as a faith
follow the commandments or the Bible,,, I will assume one must have some
form of scriture or book they follow,,, Just a question,,, This has got
my interest,,, Enquiring mind needs to know

Wikkipedia: Thelemites

This Thelemic Law of Rabelais was revived by Aleister Crowley[5] in 1904
when Crowley wrote The Book of the Law, which contains both the word
Thelema in Greek as well as the phrase "Do what thou wilt." From this,
Crowley took Thelema as the name of the philosophical, mystical and
religious system which he subsequently developed, which includes ideas
from occultism, Yoga, and both Eastern and Western mysticism (especially
the Qabalah).[6] Thus Shri Gurudev Mahendranath, in speaking of
svecchachara, a Sanskrit term which he considered the eastern equivalent
of the term Thelema, wrote that "Rabelais, Dashwood, and Crowley must
share the honor of perpetuating what has been such a high ideal in most
of Asia."[5]

I've often thought I could start a new religion. Used to discuss it
with friends. Even started writing a book about it once. But then I
grew and I understood that what it all boils down to is one simple
thing. Each person has a need to have a concept that defines them and
individuals in this world, while still, somehow maintaining their
universality. That, to me, is the purpose. And if it reflects some
peace that one finds within their beliefs, then society as whole live in
that reflection and may just find a way to reflect that peace back
again.

Thank you Red and AB, Yet I am still so confused as to what it is they
really practice,, Yes my practice and belief in my faith has changed
over the years, This I find to be very interesting and would really life
to fully understand what it is they do or believe in,,,

Nice post Red.

My peace radiate from you.

The problem with 'Do as Thou Wilt' is that it only works in perfect
solution with perfect people.

Ever met one of those. Perfect people I mean.

What I could see happening is my 'do as Thou Wilt' will interfere with
someone elses 'Do as Thou Wilt' and peace will 'wilt' like an unwatered
flower.

Such a thing would become only the strongest can have 'as Thou Wilt' and
the rest would serve that strongest.

No thanks.

Where's the guy who posted forum? He should be able to break it
down Or Red could..

Ok, you people are scaring me here.

'Do what thou wilt'?

There's a slippery slope.

Judge: 'Why did you kill all those people?'

Defendent: "I believed 'Do what thou wilt
shall be the whole of the law.' So I did."

Nope dont need the OP any more I found a whole web site on them,,, Quite
interesting,,, Thank you all so much,