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Revision as of 17:40, 26 May 2023 by Ssstephen (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://hermetic.com/crowley/international/xii/2/absinthe-the-green-goddess hermetically open] What is my relationship with rules? <pre>For here was the headquarters of no common man — no less than a real pirate — of Captain Lafitte, who not only robbed his neighbors, but defended them against invasion.</pre> <pre>The barrier between divine and human things is frail but inviolable; the artist and the bourgeois are only divided by a point of view. “A hair divid...")
What is my relationship with rules?
For here was the headquarters of no common man — no less than a real pirate — of Captain Lafitte, who not only robbed his neighbors, but defended them against invasion.
The barrier between divine and human things is frail but inviolable; the artist and the bourgeois are only divided by a point of view. “A hair divides the false and true.”
It's a matter of cybernetics I suppose. The kubernētēs, the steering of the ship. Using or abusing the wind? Is it possible to be interested in control and not be a dick? What would an autocybernetic assessment reveal? Of a person or a group? Who decides to perform an autocybernetopsy?
But if you have it not, this will be the best way to get it — or something like it. Give up your life completely to the task; sit daily for six hours in the Old Absinthe House, and sip the icy opal; endure till all things change insensibly before your eyes, you changing with them; till you become as gods, knowing good and evil, and this also — that they are not two but one.