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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Krishnamurti
[circa December, 1929.]
Dear Sir and Brother.
93.
As far as it is given unto you, proclaim the Law of Thelema.
But you are not yet a Master of English. Your discourse is verbose and redundant. Your words should be cobras.
Come with me, and I will make you the Python to devour all those rabbits, and build their feeble flesh up into strong Serpent-stuff.
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Fraternally,
666
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