AtDTDA: (8) 221 Agencies of the Angelic 2.

[robinlandseadel at comcast.net]

        "A Person in mystical robes appliqued with 
        astrological and alchemical symbols, and 
        a bowl haircut with short fringes." 221. 1/2

http://tinyurl.com/2lhwf5

http://tinyurl.com/393cdk

        I have a visual reference work entitled "The Illustrated Beast" that has another
        early photo of Crowley, when he had a bowl haircut with short fringes. 

        "Neville and Nigel, allowing for some chemical 
        exaggeration, tell us they saw you emerge out 
        of an explosion. The question that arises is, 
        where were you just before. 221. 3/6

Relativistically speaking, where the hell/when the hell are we? Remember the
A.E. Waite/Pamela Coleman Smith Tarot Deck?

        The subject of this short essay is to compare a few cards 
        from the earliest known Tarot deck (Pamela-A 1909) with 
        the best selling commercial deck (US Games 1970). The 
        question at hand is how different US Games' deck is from 
        the original.

http://www.sacred-texts.com/tarot/tcc/tcc00.htm

http://tinyurl.com/37gg6c

While one possibility is that the T.W.I.T.s have insider access, another is
that we are in some alternate universe. Whatever we have, it's not 1900
from the history books.

"Lew squinted. . . . " so the conversation further elaborates the concept 
of wandering through time, travelling through alternative universes. 

        "Lateral world-sets, other parts of the Creation, 
        lie all around us, each with its crossover points 
        or gates of transfer from one to another, and they 
        can be anywhere really. . . .An unscheduled 
        Explosion, introduced into the accustomed flow of 
        the day, may easily open, now and then, passages 
        To elsewhere. . . ." 221. 10/14

Speaking of explosions. . . .

        Jack Parsons died on June 17, 1952 in an explosion 
        of fulminate of mercury at his home laboratory which 
        is generally regarded as accidental — he stored 
        many volatile chemicals and compounds in the lab. 
        Though gravely injured, he survived the explosion, 
        only to die of his wounds hours later. Unsubstantiated 
        rumors have suggested that Parsons' death might not 
        have been accidental. A rumor that keeps circulating
        [citation needed] was that Parsons was trying to
         create a homonculus based on Aleister Crowley's 
        notes. Supposedly, Crowley's books on spells and 
        rituals are rife with "alchemical" booby traps. 
        Considering Parsons' scientific expertise, it's 
        considered suspicious[citation needed] that he would 
        make such a careless mistake of mixing mercury with 
        another compound known to be explosive.
        Distraught, Parsons's mother killed herself not long 
        after he died.
        The Parsons crater on the far side of the Moon has 
        been named after him.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Parsons

http://fusionanomaly.net/jackparsons.html

        "You found passage between the Worlds" 221. 18/19

"Between the Worlds" is where magic(k) happens.

        "Yet mightn't they and others like them be considered 
        agencies of the angelic?" 221. 21/22

. . . .to be continued, an "agency of the angelic" has just informed me
that my computer time for this morning must come to a stop. Later. . . .