Aleister Crowley Diary Entry

Wednesday, 4 April 1906

 

 

A[1] I foolishly and wickedly put off A work all day: now it is 1 A.M. of the 5th.

     

By foolish I mean contrary to my interest and hope in A.

     

By wicked I mean contrary to my will.

     

I further allowed myself to talk and play cards: the latter I must do again tomorrow, for I won; as to the former, I pledge myself to speak only the necessary speech of courtesy.

     

A goodish: lengthy and reverie-like. Yet my heart is well. I spake it audibly.

 

 

1—This indicates the Invocation of Augoeides.

 

 

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