
-------------------------------------------------------------
Anonymous 08/29/23(Tue)04:28:39 No.35743429▶>>35743526 >>35743843 >>35763416
File: FsKa-nzXoAMBQDg.jpg_large.jpg (520 KB, 1536x2048)
520 KB
>>35743211
Crowley had already made contact with extradimensional creatures. The best known is Lam, the entity he contacted during the Amalantrah Workings.
-------------------------------------------------------------


-------------------------------------------------------------
Anonymous 08/29/23(Tue)04:42:40 No.35743526▶>>35743843
File: elisa.jpg (223 KB, 976x549)
223 KB
>>35743429
Btw, in 1898 Crowley was living at the Cecil Hotel in London. In 2013, Elisa LAM died in the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles.
Also during his stay at the Cecil he wrote "Jephthah":
The poem tells of Jephthah, a Judge of Israel, who ended up burning his daughter as a sacrifice. The daughters name, coincidently, was Seila, which also works as an anagram for Elisa.
-------------------------------------------------------------


-------------------------------------------------------------
Anonymous 08/29/23(Tue)18:20:19 No.35748380▶>>35752231
File: elisa3.png (182 KB, 700x372)
182 KB
>>35743843
>false
Meaning what? I'm just pointing out some cool ""coincidences".
Another one: around the time of Elisa Lam's death there was a tuberculosis outbreak in the surrounding area. The test used for tuberculosis is the LAM-ELISA. Another cool ""meaningless coincidence".
-------------------------------------------------------------

