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[damejenn]

        This is mainly for my own reminder, but it is such a good little bit of Crowley from "magic without tears" that I thought it might smack someone else in the head today like it did me. 
"For pure will, unassuaged of purpose, delivered from the lust of result, is every way perfect."

This, from a practical point of view, is one of the most

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[chemalfait]

Magic without tears is in my opinion crowley's best work.
As Brian dragon wrote: 'the witch waxed in wisdom as the witch neared the grave'
lends a whole new meaning to "free" will eh?
folks tend to go on and on about 'My true will', when it's ones true nature that one should embrace.

[damejenn]

Funny, but I still hear your voice quoting the original passage!
I always understood it on a small level, as it would relate to spell work. But as I get closer to feeling my own will I really get it. Esp. love the "mighty flowing river" without thinking of the sea.

[chemalfait]

everything is 'spellwork'.
it's just a matter of being consious of it.
We don't do all the work to make magic work, it's because magic works that we should do all the work.

[agaspb4dhyana]

Yep, Jenn, thwappums up side my head too. Thanks for that, it hurt good. *hugs*