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To: Facebook: OTO Reflections From: nagasiva yronwode (Frater Nigris, 333) Subject: Rose Kelly Dictated the Book of the Law Error Date: 4/25/18 11:53pm to my knowledge this is the origin of the 'Rose dictated the Book of the Law' error: "In 1903 {Crowley} married Rose Kelly, sister of the painter Gerald Kelly, who was afterwards President of the Royal Academy. She had clairvoyant powers and it was through her that a spirit named Aiwass dictated Crowley's first important magical work, the *Book of the Law,* in Cairo in 1904. She took to drink and Crowley eventually divorced her." -- "The Black Arts", by Richard Cavendish, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1967, p. 43.
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