Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Gerald Yorke

 

 

 

[On the stationary of the Eden Hotel, Budapester Strasse Nr. 18, Berlin W, viv-a-vis vom zoo.]

 

 

die [Friday]

Aug 7 [1931].

 

 

C[are] F[rater]

 

93.

 

From various indications it seems that the time may be at hand to make a big move. I am convinced as ever that the fulfillment of the instructions in Liber Legis—e.g. by the publication of Vol III Confessions [The Confessions of Aleister Crowley]—would bring about immediately the full realization of the rest of the programme.

     

When are you coming to Berlin?

 

93     93/93

 

F[raternal]ly

 

666.

 

 

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