Jane Wolfe
Diary
Entry
Sunday, 15 May 1921
A.M. |
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I have got to what for me is a
demoralizing point, the challenging of everything I
think or do to detect lust of result. Everything,
from one angle is just that thing—aspiration for
union, the preparation for the Work assigned one.
I am in Midwinter’s shoes. |
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P.M. |
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9 drops of grass.
Two flashes of unadorned
Desire—not pretty. Money just clearing water front
of U.S.—perhaps one day out.
Have discovered that a certain
drawing back of the upper lip which heretofore has
always repelled me, really attracts—perhaps I should
say, I found myself in harmony with it. |
Comment(s) by Aleister
Crowley
1—Yes; but you
must pass that limit. It's an ordeal.
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