Ep. 236: Alan Chapman on the OTO Lawsuit, the Book of the Law & Whether This World Is a Bardo
About this episode
Alan Chapman discusses the OTO lawsuit regarding his new edition of Aleister Crowley's work and explores themes of the Book of the Law and the nature of reality.
Alan Chapman's new edition of Aleister Crowley's Magick Without Tears got his publisher sued by the OTO. We talk about that, the real story behind the Book of the Law, and whether this world is a Bardo we're just passing through. Topics: The OTO copyright lawsuit | The Book of the Law and Rose Kelly | What practical magic gets wrong | The Great Work as lineage | Global awakening — why it won't happen the way people think. Alan Chapman: https://barbarouswords.com
People in this episode
Host: Jason Louv
Guest: Alan Chapman
Topics covered
- OTO copyright lawsuit
- The Book of the Law
- practical magic
- The Great Work
- global awakening
Keywords
- Alan Chapman
- OTO lawsuit
- Aleister Crowley
- Book of the Law
- practical magic
- global awakening
- The Great Work
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: OTO
Books & works: Magick Without Tears, The Book of the Law
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