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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to J.F.C. Fuller
[23 May 1908]
Dear Fuller,
Quite right: only open bills. But see my reply to Summers: these asses are very big asses to try to measure themselves against me.
All your arguments against true occultism are simply those of one who doesn't believe in it.
Miracles do happen: I've done them. I don't want motor-cars at that price. If fools misinterpret all, they must; their affair. Go away!
Get English! Get intellect!
It's no good building on the sand. Besides which, there's Karma. The Star in the West is in the British Museum and for me it's Crowleyanity or nothing. You can always say you were pulling my leg, and go to church. But I should have a hard job to pretend that my 10 years' work has been an elaborate jest. Get intellect! Push on Jacobi: that's the only thing you need worry over.
Yours
Aleister Crowley
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