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Correspondence from Majorie Cameron to Sascha Germer
May 23, 1953
Dear Mrs. Germer,
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.
I have returned from Mexico to find your letter acknowledging my change of address.
I wish to discuss with you a hope most dear to me, that of bringing my husbands' [Jack Parsons] ashes to some appointed place where they may be with those most beloved to himself and to me.
I was told by Karl [Karl Germer] and by Jane [Jane Wolfe] that the ashes of Aleister Crowley were in Karl's possession and had been brought to California at the time of your move. I assume that my dear Jane's ashes are also with you. And what of Karl?
Do you own land in West Point?
It is my intention to remain in Pasadena for a time. Perhaps some plan may unfold that will unite our dreams.
My address will continue to be the same until I notify you of another.
Love is the law, love under will.
Candida Parsons
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