Verbalizer Apocalooptikon

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The Sun, Strength & Sight,
     Light; these are for the servants of the Star & the Snake." AL
     II:21

Today I killed a ladybug inside my car. It was walking across the pane. In the middle of fucking winter, mind you.

  7. Never permit the thought or will of any other Being to interfere
                            with your own.

     Be constantly vigilant to resent, and on the alert to resist,
     with unvanquishable ardour and vehemence of passion
     unquenchable, every attempt of any other Being to influence
     you otherwise than by contributing new facts to your
     experience of the Universe, or by assisting you to reach a
     higher synthesis of Truth by the mode of passionate fusion.

  8. Do not repress or restrict any true instinct of your Nature; but
  devote all in perfection to the sole service of your one True Will.

I’m on Duty right now

                            5. Worship all!

     "Every man and every woman is a star." AL I:3 

     "Mercy let be off; damn them who pity!" AL III:18 

     "We have nothing with the outcast and the unfit: let them die
     in their misery. For they feel not. Compassion is the vice of
     kings: stamp down the wretched & the weak: this is the law of
     the strong: this is our law and the joy of the world. Think
     not, o king, upon that lie: That Thou Must Die: verily thou
     shalt not die, but live. Now let it be understood: if the body
     of the King dissolve, he shall remain in pure ecstasy for
     ever. Nuit! Hadit! Ra-Hoor-Khuit! The Sun, Strength & Sight,
     Light; these are for the servants of the Star & the Snake." AL
     II:21 

     Each being is, exactly as you are, the sole centre of a
     Universe in no wise identical with, or even assimilable to,
     your own. The impersonal Universe of "Nature" is only an
     abstraction, approximately true, of the factors which it is
     convenient to regard as common to all. The Universe of another
     is therefore necessarily unknown to, and unknowable by, you;
     but it induces currents of energy in yours by determining in
     part your reactions. Use men and women, therefore, with the
     absolute respect due to inviolable standards of measurement;
     verify your own observations by comparison with similar
     judgements made by them; and, studying the methods which
     determine their failure or success, acquire for yourself the
     wit and skill required to cope with your own problems. 

     Pity, sympathy and like emotions are fundamentally insults to
     the Godhead of the person exciting them, and therefore also to
     your own. The distress of another may be relieved; but always
     with the positive and noble idea of making manifest the
     perfection of the Universe. Pity is the source of every mean,
     ignoble, cowardly vice; and the essential blasphemy against
     Truth. 

     "To Me do ye reverence! to me come ye through tribulation of
     ordeal, which is bliss." AL III:62

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