He expected people to behave with honor, reasonably, to the extent that he, himself, treated them nobly. “…it certainly seems as if Parsons was victimized by most people in his life. Ron Hubbard) and that subconsciously chipped away at his connection to humanity.Īs Peter Levenda comments in Sinister Forces Book One: I think it was, in part, that because he felt utterly betrayed and fucked-over by so many people (including being defrauded by his former friend & magick partner L. It’s just evolution.”īut then why do I feel so bad about it? Like…”sad” about it?Īnd how did Parsons get to this point (I mean, in my speculative “alternate” history)? Rather, they look towards another age-a “post-human” age.Īnd some might say: “Well it is inevitable that we eventually become post-human. But these books seem to me to be ultimately dictated by some non-human (well, I mean obviously), “superior” (in a sense) entity/entities that are not interested in lifting up humanity as we know it.
They certainly show the way to acquire some level of personal self-empowerment. They certainly give some info that I think is true. I can read these books, and get something out of them esoterically, and learn a lot, and stuff…but these were not books dictated in order to lift up Humanity. And The Book Of Babalon/ The Book Of The Antichrist, like Aleister Crowley’s own The Book Of The Law…it’s the same feeling I get, reading all of them. It might have opened “doors” for all sorts of new “notions” and ideas to flood into the Zeitgeist… but these were notions that could liberate us, doom us, or most likely both at the same time in a grand flood of chaos. It’s such a ground-breaking document for its time (admittedly with some seriously eyebrow-raising bits, though that’s to be expected), and its overall vision of a benevolent New Age led by this archetypal Feminine feels triumphant.īut the “damage” was done with the Babalon Working, wasn’t it? And that…wasn’t a working that was really going to do anything constructive or peaceful for humanity. Like…what was hoped to be accomplished, here? In his Freedom Is A Two-Edged Sword, which he wrote several years later, Parsons had these really powerful concepts concerning freedom, and liberty, and equality for all. That blood might flow from the lions of woe “I have lain my my love and smashed my heart He called himself the Antichrist, but…what does that even mean? If his “channeled” poem “The Birth Of Babalon,” from his Book Of Babalon, is any judge (there was also mentioned “a prophecy which I shall not write here”)…it seems rather bleak. Reading his texts, I think he had only a partial understanding of what role he was to play. He was like Prometheus, like Enki…like Lucifer, bringing the fire of enlightenment to humanity. –Peter Levenda, “Sinister Forces Book One”Īnd so here we have John Whiteside “Jack” Parsons, who essentially fulfilled the Horus mission by giving humanity the building blocks they needed to go to the stars. “The world, though, was not ready for Jack Parsons.”
This must mean, then, that the force of nature called The Beast might work in a similar, necessarily reversed, manner.
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A more basic matter, however, is the indication that this force is incarnate in all men and women, and needs only to be invoked to free the spirit from the debris of the old aeon, and to direct the blind force of Horus into constructive channels of understanding and love. It is indicated that this force is actually incarnate in some living woman, as the result of the described magical operation.
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