Remembering Aleister Crowley

["joa_adeptus" <joa_adeptus@...>]

Hello to all!!!

I think that today it´s inevitable for all the students of the 
occult to remember that exactly one hundred years ago (on 8th April 
1904), a young man called Aleister Crowley began to receive a 
supposed revelation in El Cairo (Egypt) from Aiwass, his Holy 
Guardian Angel: The Book of the Law. It seems that Bardon had a 
great respect for "The Great Beast" because there´s a passage in IIH 
that has clearly the crowleian influence: "Love is the Law, Love 
under Will". Bardon wrote this, but curiously he didn´t make any 
mention about Crowley. I haven´t got very clear what is 
the "bardonist":) attitude on Crowley. Did Bardon believe in the 
authenticity of that "revelation"? What was really his opinion about 
Crowley and what was the real grade of influence of Crowley on 
Bardon in the creation of IIH? 
Rawn, I have observed that you don´t make any mention on Crowley 
(for example in your "anotated bibliography" there is not any book 
of Crowley. To me, this is highly surprising because his influence 
on FB is evident, like I said before). Do you consider him a black 
magician? What is your personal opinion about him and his system of 
training? Can you clarify me these points? 
Like always, thank you very much for your attention :)  

Joa